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i see, my thought at the time behind doing the veg cycle during transition is because i wanted to promote upward growth, first 10 days? do i understand that correctly or do i have it backwards though? im gonna have to do alot more runs trying this
ok so i switch back to vegetative then, buds are set.
shit thanks man
ill try more events
light comes on at 10pm, and i was just about to check em, got busy chasing after the little one
lol. yea......
in some cases, yes, you'll want a night time watering. especially in coco with high root density. those bitches will suck you drier than the sahara if you're not on top of em in small pots.
gotcha.
im going RW next
im done playing with all that shit for now that ive learned the basics i feel/comfortable enough to invest more and set up a "proper" set up, and let it do its thing, with weekly maintenance instead of fuckin every hour, lol.
I hear ya on that! After a few garage buildouts just sealing it all up was the easiest way to stabilize and control the environment. 2" R-Tech everywhere!!!
going more red?
older version of the others. it didn't have a switch for veg/flower. that's what tipped me off to the other two sets lol you can visibly see the red diodes burning and the IR diodes are visible (to an extent, like a very faint blue) when wearing welding glasses.
I was curious wasn't sure if LEDs were burnt out or not, saw the blue in the left and red in the right
yeah, but you get what you pay for. these QBs were somewhere around $200 per set, and they've been amazing. they'll work great for when i get the microgreens going, too. the newer models have the "spectrum" switch which just turns on or off the red and IR diodes. it's just another thing to remember when fucking with everything else, though.
these panels are by enfun. they're fairly respectable considering they fall in the cheap chinese shit, but they don't do any predatory marketing, and use quality diodes vs bottom bin diodes. the set on the right i've been running for four years? maybe a little longer. the other two are a couple years old. they're about midlife overall, and i'm seeing the effects of that now, having to burn em a bit higher than I used to. I'm also not trying to bleach the plants this run which I've done every single run since I started running these lights.
I like em
cretivitygrowlight.com
depends when you count "veg" time from. These are all clones from three moms that started from seed in coco. Those moms were vegged about six weeks from seed germination before these cuts were taken, then these were vegged about six weeks from roots showing in the rapid rooters. about five weeks from roots showing in the bottom of the 3" delta blocks.Yours look quite a bit more "lush" and "fuller"
How long was you're veg?
The stalks look great.
I think only one of mine on my "current run" , barely comes close to those.
Crazy/amazing how much you/one can strip off and now........in the right media/sub and environment.
Have a good night man
Oh, I think I see, so that clone was cut off a branch, and that's that clones , age or veg time, or part of it?
fuckin sick job, my plants I started flowering took like, 3 months? 4? Inconsistent/uncontrollable environment I guess
Man, some snow and parking lot sounds fun AF...
.... first question is a point of contention. i count veg from first roots showing in original rooting media -- my choice is rapid rooters. at least, with clones. BUT a clone is technically a continuation of the mother plant, so carries that plant's lifetime. so, on that math you could have plants that have vegged 30+ years on certain cultivars.
i drove in snow on them (not the current set, on the old set pre-winter tires) one time. never again. even with AWD it was basically like driving a baby deer on ice skates. I don't think I broke 10mph on my way to get winter tires.
Oh, that makes sense, I'd consider it the same way then, I didnt really know or think of it much before
that's how the drive to the corner store felt! where i normally apply throttle, couldn't because i could feel the spin. too much torque with too little traction. fast car with cold tires makes sad bois.
Had bald ass summer tires once in the Jetta when we got a bad ice/snow storm....may have slid into some curbs at 5mph lol
we have the shroom thread, but that doesn't encompass the expanse the microbiology offers to us as people.I breezed through the agar link.
While using the agar you can test meds to see what works best for you if you find something.
Even if you can't ID it you can safely test treatments and see real results using the agar.
This is fish related but would work for us also IMO.
Quick and dirty antibiotic sensitivity test.
A lot of time is spent in the hobby trying to figure out what bacterial infection is killing/ailing fish. This is a quick guide on figuring out not what bacteria, but which drug will treat it. This will not give you a name to what you fish has. It will only tell you which drug will kill...www.plantedtank.net
I like to call 'em wiggle cutters
i thought those were unshielded side cutters on a live line
