Didn't even need a leaf blower!
By 2:30 pm the great blizzard of 2025 had melted away!
That's how I like my snow. Don't mind the visit but don't overstay the welcome either and especially don't bring your plus one, ice. Otherwise we're gonna have to throw hands.

Ahh no worries when it's cold or snowy for baseball. We just go indoors!
You should call that Bangkok Lady Boy Kush
The trichs on the sacks are what I look for when choosing a male for breeding
Now take it to another level
These get planted today
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The stage is set.
Retractable trellis net is squared away and trays are in
The aero is cleaned up and ready to go. New jets and collars are in.
Water tank is full and at room temp.
New soils have been brought in from storage to warm up and get to room temp as well.
Only problem is I forgot to label and map the seeds so they're already mixed up. Ehh...no biggie. We'll just call this pot farming and fuck the names relying on experience to separate indis and haze as they grow up
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Gonna try something out with my root wrangler design. Manually root pruning with snips and hopefully a guide to encourage branching with the helix coils for an improved transfer from aero to soil
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Light is set to 27" above target and dimmed to 8. Result is a 15.3 DLI for seedlings.
15 is ideal and right in the wheelhouse of where the intensity should be for seedlings.
I love the blue UV creeping in on this ACI spectra.
Will likely add a couple UV strips once this gets going.
I'm using UVa which between it and UVb, is a ton more user friendly and from the engineers at Blackdog, Fluence, Eye Hortilux and a few others, seems to be just as beneficial as UVb for cannabis.
Both work great for what we're trying to accomplish but I'd put it like this.
All results being equal, UVb is a far more dangerous and a harder to use source of UV compared to UVa. UVb requires limited exposure so that's where the limited times on as well as eye and skin protection is needed when using it. And being that it's floro only, very hard to apply to indoor gardening and more suited for reptiles and aquariums.
UVa however can be used from veg to bloom, run full cycle, is far less dangerous and much easier to use. So those are the reasons why when you see some hi-end LED fixtures with UV included or offered as a supplement, it's always UVa.