Vetsmoke Goes Perpetual With Bonsai Mothers, Clones & DIY Builds

[VetSmoke85]

Top work on all fronts, Vet!







Plants looking lush and luscious

Cheers DD. Having the most fun with it yet. Harvest day is going to be a sticky one

 

[InTheShed]

Blurple tent looks good! Only suggestion is to get the most airflow you can in there. The tighter the plants the more the leaves need to be moving.

 

[VetSmoke85]

Blurple tent looks good! Only suggestion is to get the most airflow you can in there. The tighter the plants the more the leaves need to be moving.

Right now I've got nothing. Not good I know but was hoping they'd grit it out for a week. I do have a fan I could use but it's noisy and the Mrs will definitely get pissed off then I'll think of something.

 

[Dohc007]

"A fan sucking out is better than a fan pushing in"

Karate kid I think

 

[InTheShed]

I do have a fan I could use but it's noisy and the Mrs will definitely get pissed off then

Say it's a white noise machine to help her sleep!

 

[Dohc007]

I have that app.
Actually works quite well.

 

[Dohc007]

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...mmmmmmmmmmmmmm,mmmm....mmmmmmmmmmmm.m.mm,..

 

[VetSmoke85]

Oh it's got filtered extraction and a forced intake at the bottom. Both USB fans. Just nothing blowing air around more inside at the moment.

 

[Dohc007]

Got a usb fan lying around?

 

[VetSmoke85]

Unfortunately not. I've got two running in the main flower tent but RH is a bit higher than ideal in there so I don't really want to pinch one. May have to be an Amazon prime job.

 

[Shaggn]

Say it's a white noise machine to help her sleep!

VetS!! Better get some extras to make the couch more umm....

 

[Dohc007]

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• Dohc007
• Feb 2, 2021

5 kiwi paseos
I try to keep 2 spare.

I love these things.
Only last a season or two but safe as..

 

[Shaggn]

I'll trade you a fan for some 420 memorabilia

 

[VetSmoke85]

Got another AC Infinity USB fan being delivered by 7pm today. Chucked in a bottle of colloidal silver while I was at it.

 

[NuttyProfessor]

@VetSmoke85 check out my photo of the month second entry pmsl !!

 

[Van Stank]

Thanks buddy. Well that's a very good question. I have a couple of options.
1. Chuck a cheap blurple panel in my DIY tent and move it in there for a week. On 12/12 until GG gets chopped.
2. Get the scissors out.
3. Do nothing and see what happens

Option 3 generally doesn't work out well in 95% of situations LOL, but its sometimes fun to watch

 

[VetSmoke85]

Option 3 generally doesn't work out well in 95% of situations LOL, but its sometimes fun to watch

Lucky I had the DIY tent and a spare cheapy light I guess. Part of me would've liked to see what happened just leaving them though.

 

[VetSmoke85]

One good thing about Amazon. I'll get that fan installed shortly and start spraying those clones for reversal tomorrow morning.

 

[VetSmoke85]

No pics tonight but the fan has been fitted in the DIY tent. I noticed the light hadn't come on half an hour after it was supposed to. For some reason the timer clock had stopped at around 13:00 today. I watched it click the lights off this morning. Strange. It's not a digital one but it's all I had to hand. So I may be manually flicking the light on and off until I can pick up a new timer.

Tomorrow morning I'll give the reversal clones a good spray. Assuming it's best to do it just before lights off so they don't burn.

 

[InTheShed]

From the CS master @beez0404:

"First, be aware that you don't want to smoke or otherwise ingest any part of the plant that has been treated with the colloidal silver. If I have an auto I want to self pollinate I select a branch (the most segregated one I find) and will administer the CS as close to 5 days before flowering starts as possible. I used to spray it on but found brushing it onto the nodes and all along the branch works just as well, saves you a lot of spray, and reduces the harm done to the plant with over spray. Until I see female pollen sacks I apply the CS right before lights out and again when the lights come on. In most cases I start to see pollen sacks starting to appear in about 12-14 days. Some a little less time, some a little more time."

More links to beez's method compiled here.