Liamp1603
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I like the heaters in my room but this does seem better in the long run if you can have it in the room and it gives a digital reading and adjusts to a temp I set it at
The UK Growers Thread!
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coreywebster
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First glance I thought it was going to be that ac infinity terraform ac unit you posted a while back.
Liamp1603
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Update on the Bluchi v3 that doesn't smell anything like every other seed I've popped of this strain and I'm getting colours which I didn't get any at all on my last run of this ... the structure is giving me cookies bides and the buds tight and dense the smell is still fruity and no cheese coming through .... yet .... day 40f the two top photos are the no cheese smell pheno and the bottom one is the other female I got that is cheese stink through and through
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Star Dog
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Hey bud, I calculate that to £4.32 based on 1000w.
Based on a 400w...
18hrs x 400w = 7200 or 7.2kw x £0.24p = £1.72.
That's a decent rate I'm going to look into that I think I'm paying 28p a unit?
WeedIsMySpinach
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I worked it out to be the same, if your on a key like I used to be u will pay a higher kWh rate.
conor c
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Aye right enough pay as you go always a lil dearer
Star Dog
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Growing throws up some baffling situation.
For ages I've seen yellowing in random plants I've never been able to work out, I've tried ec up/down, ph, calcium and magnesium individually and calmag (not together) but nothing ever fixed it, it always just goes away itself.
So after seeing gnats I thought well maybe?
Then after bagging them they started to clear up and looked fine again i was jamming lol.
A pic after trimming them back last week.
And a day or two later.
Then this morning lol
Now I'm sure it has to be related to trimming and/or defoliation but I can't see how?
Jfc I'd left them untrimmed to clone a few and all was good.
After cloning I trimmedd them back and they're yellowing again, any ideas or suggestions what I'm overlooking?
For ages I've seen yellowing in random plants I've never been able to work out, I've tried ec up/down, ph, calcium and magnesium individually and calmag (not together) but nothing ever fixed it, it always just goes away itself.
So after seeing gnats I thought well maybe?
Then after bagging them they started to clear up and looked fine again i was jamming lol.
A pic after trimming them back last week.
And a day or two later.
Then this morning lol
Now I'm sure it has to be related to trimming and/or defoliation but I can't see how?
Jfc I'd left them untrimmed to clone a few and all was good.
After cloning I trimmedd them back and they're yellowing again, any ideas or suggestions what I'm overlooking?
conor c
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It's a strange one maybe a macronutrient deficiency like manganese maybe I'm not 100% but might be the starts of it bud
conor c
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Hmm yeah you might have a point there bud could be if it was bit too much
Star Dog
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Nice one mate you could be into something there?
I'm not needing them atm so I'll try raising the light and see what happens.
Edit...I'm going to turn the light off for a bit before raising the light right up they've been under 24hrs forever.
Cheers bud
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conor c
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I'm sure you have helped plenty of folk out mate plus you ain't even considering the army of lurkers that read all this stuff as well chances are you helped hundreds out without even realising it over the yearsYES YES get in ! ! Getting on nearly 6yrs on here and I might have finally been helpful, won £2 on a scratch card on Monday what a wk I’m having
Liamp1603
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Thanks even looking at your calculation it's giving my head a wobble Thankyou tho
Star Dog
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Hey guys I seen this 500g pollen tumbler for only €250 it's a giveaway at that price, check out 500g sifters on Amazon they're near 4x that cost.
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I thought I should share it's a steal if you've considered a sifter.
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Nutty sKunK
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Going nicely here, recovered from the slow start.
Big fan leaves on the cherry cola
Big fan leaves on the cherry cola
Star Dog
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Wow bud those plants look great and the leafs are stoaters!
Well done bud its nice in there
Nutty sKunK
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Thanks mate! Plants have been much healthier after using this plant magic magne cal. It’s a cal mag but with a full micronutrient profile, some cal mags just include a little iron.Wow bud those plants look great and the leafs are stoaters!
Well done bud its nice in there
Cant wait to try some photos! Last time I grew them I didn’t know what I was doing lol
Blue brother
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I've had this happen a few times and I allways attributed it to me taking away nutrients from the plant, the older leaves are the least efficient at photosynthesis and eventually just act as water and nutrient stores for the more efficient faster growing new leaves, when the new stuff needs food or water it's far easier for them to grab it from an older leaf where it's allready been metabolised, when we remove them we force the plant to get its food from the root zone which can take abit longer than if it were taking it directly from other parts of the plant. Kind of like us realising we're hungry and going to a fully stocked fridge vs having to go to the shops. Haha weird analogy but i find it fitting. I may be way off but there's my 2 pence dog