Gage Green Group Info Thread
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Flaming Pie
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It's that time again!!!! Water time!!
Flaming Pie
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genuity
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The one big lanky one had fruit all in 12/12,but due to my care of the plants,I messed up a lot of them traits.
Your plants are always looking on point,and are looking to put out a nice amount of flowers.
Flaming Pie
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akhiymjames
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Maybe yuck in your eyes but I've seen way worse than that bro so don't beat yourself up over it. I'm sure its better than 90% of the flowers in the streets
genuity
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They been down..they was in bad shape.
Bob Zmuda
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Joedank
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still looks ok to me .
at least your honest . we all drop the ball sometimes .me more than most, when i got russets and did not know what it was they fucked up a whole indoor run (took a gallon of mycotrol-o to save my moms), THEN i had 3 pounds of another greenhouse larfed out (too hot ) and into the hash bin ... lots of oil but ... i am into perfect flowers....lol....
Bob Zmuda
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Totally agree. It happens to us all after years of doing this. I had the worst 2 runs I've ever had the last 2 times. I chalk it up to getting complacent. Everything has gone smooth for so long You skip a pest spray or you don't fully bleach down the tent before the new run goes in. The little things like that will add up and get you.
I'm back on beast mode though.Let's do this!
Joedank
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its good to be a lil bit "hungry" you stay clean , your plants get green , and pests dissapear.
its easy to have a good 3-5 runs... but after 3-5 years at growing its easy to go bare balls and see how little you can tend ect...now i make a schedule and try to stick with it . IPM and feeding pyramids / foliar feed charts.
i reccomend chitosan oligosaccharide lactate at 100ppm per gallon .... i am testing big time exterminator and the growth is similar so that is a easy way to get it in a ready to use bottle (i think) that knocks out pests...
Mr.Head
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His room is immaculate. That's impressive in itself
Mr.Head
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I really like his tables. I'm wondering if there is some sort of jack under neath to raise and lower them? His room is legit top to bottom awesomesauce Wonder how long that took to figure out
Edit : now I got fucking designs in my head. My space is already tore apart. Wondering.....
Wonder how long that took to figure out Edit : now I got fucking designs in my head. My space is already tore apart. Wondering.....
genuity
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That's what I'm saying,the whole thing is top notch...I really like his tables. I'm wondering if there is some sort of jack under neath to raise and lower them? His room is legit top to bottom awesomesauce
And I think them table stands are the bizzness,they do look like they lift up and down.
Well time to set my wife a few clothing lines in the back yard,we don't need a dryer any way...lol.....
Mr.Head
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I think I'm going to get my Bob the builder on. thinking an automotive jack hooked into a table frame so it can be raised and lower with a drill. Have the main tray and trellis connected so they raise together. Wouldn't be hard to build at all just some straight metal tubing in 2 different sizes and maybe some wood to make a X support to sit on top of the jack. Could even make it extendable pretty easy by using different sizes of tubing for the frame. I'd have to to get it in my awkward shaped space.
Hmmm. Maybe some lock pins in case for some how the jack fails.... shit dude. This might happen lol. Keep my light stationary from now on and raise and lower the plants height would save my back from future injury. All while ensuring maximum lazy levels. This sounds like a win win.
I'm doodling now lol.
Hmmm. Maybe some lock pins in case for some how the jack fails.... shit dude. This might happen lol. Keep my light stationary from now on and raise and lower the plants height would save my back from future injury. All while ensuring maximum lazy levels. This sounds like a win win.
I'm doodling now lol.
st0wandgrow
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Thats a nice setup! He's spot on when he talks about having a bunch of smaller plants under a light instead of growing big trees to hit good yield #'s.
I can't do that and stay in compliance of my state medical marihuana laws though. I like what Oregon is doing where they don't limit plant count, instead they dictate how much square footage you can use. Makes more sense to me
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