tip top toker
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blackened people have even worse aids.
The UK Growers Thread!
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AcidTest
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OK, cheers, how long do they normally take to sprout?
Airwave
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No set time. Some can be 2 days, others can be 5 or even longer.
Airwave
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help please
ok so i have some mite on my girls they are 4 weeks and 4 days in to budding, i've just let of this in there has anyone else used this before
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Ants
Lasius niger,Black Ant
The ant has a hard outer covering called the exoskeleton, or cuticle. It functions as armour, protection against dangerous solar waves, an attachment base for internal muscles, and also prevents water loss. It is divided into three main parts; the head, thorax, and abdomen, as shown above. There is also a small segment between the thorax and abdomen called the petiole, and is either in one or two parts according to species; some ants have a scale on the petiole itself.... More..
Bed bug
Cimex Lectularius
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Carpet beetle
Coleoptera: Dermestidae
They are small, oval insects, usually less than 1/4 inch long. Carpet beetle larvae are usually about the size of the adult beetle, 1/4 inch or less in length. They have dense tufts of long setae (bristles) on their bodies. Black carpet beetle larvae have a long tuft of hair at the end of their bodies.... More..
Cat flea
Ctenocephalides felis
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Confused flour beetle
Tribolium confusum
Severe pests in flour mills and bakeries, also found in grain and nuts tainting food and causing mould growth.... More..
Dog flea
Ctenocephalides canis
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German cockroach
Blattella germanica
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Grain weevils
Sitophilus granarius
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Indian meal moth
Plodia interpunctella
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Mill moth
Ephestia kuehniella
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Mosquito
Anopheles
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Oriental cockroach
Blatta orientalis
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Silverfish
Lepisma saccharina Linnaeus
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Ticks
Ixodes holocyclus
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Tropical warehouse moth
Ephestia cautella
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Wasp
Vespula vulgaris
Widely regarded as a nuisance with a potent sting, they feed on insect larvae, meat and fruit.... More..
Yes. It might work if you only have a few but I doubt it'll work if you're infested with them.
Griffta
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Yeah mines got 3w leds, heard they're doing 5w ones now but I've stopped reading up on it all since buying my light. Mines actual draw is 140w but your right, most leds run at less than advertised. Cheers for the props, its my first go so I've got no idea how much they fatten up over the last 2/3 weeks but I'm hoping for a decent haul
tip top toker
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1. get a big bucket.
2. grab a few of the big bags of ice from tesco etc
3. place ice in bucket, fill with some water, but not too much, you want that ice to be clunking together lots.
4. add trim, if any buds, ground.
5. mix like mad for a bit, i do 15 minutes or so with a power drill and paint mixer
6. pour out through a sieve into another bucket, squeeze any watyer out or trim, and throw back in bucket, add more ice, water, repeat, twice, three times.
7. Leave big bucket of water to sit for say 4 hours or so, the tricks will sink to the bottom.
8. use a hosepie to siphon off most of the water without sucking up the good stuff
9. pour the now smaller amount of stuff intoa glass jug etc, again allow to settle for as long as it seems to take, then use a smaller hose, pupette etc, to sipon the remaining water off, the bottom of the jar should be a big green/golden sediment layer
10. pour the now concentrated remains out onto cardboard, micron mesh etc and allow to dry up
Bubble bags do the exact same thing except they take the say 9 hours of siphoning and leaving etc, to say 30 minutes of pouring through the bags, well worth the money, but make sure to buy the big ones, i got small, a bit of a PITA
Alternatively youtube gumby hash for a video guide.
2. grab a few of the big bags of ice from tesco etc
3. place ice in bucket, fill with some water, but not too much, you want that ice to be clunking together lots.
4. add trim, if any buds, ground.
5. mix like mad for a bit, i do 15 minutes or so with a power drill and paint mixer
6. pour out through a sieve into another bucket, squeeze any watyer out or trim, and throw back in bucket, add more ice, water, repeat, twice, three times.
7. Leave big bucket of water to sit for say 4 hours or so, the tricks will sink to the bottom.
8. use a hosepie to siphon off most of the water without sucking up the good stuff
9. pour the now smaller amount of stuff intoa glass jug etc, again allow to settle for as long as it seems to take, then use a smaller hose, pupette etc, to sipon the remaining water off, the bottom of the jar should be a big green/golden sediment layer
10. pour the now concentrated remains out onto cardboard, micron mesh etc and allow to dry up
Bubble bags do the exact same thing except they take the say 9 hours of siphoning and leaving etc, to say 30 minutes of pouring through the bags, well worth the money, but make sure to buy the big ones, i got small, a bit of a PITA
Alternatively youtube gumby hash for a video guide.
supersillybilly
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just done it ttt
tip top toker
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i got about an ounce of trim and an ounce of bud i just jarred up this morning to cure prior to hashing 
Another ounce or so in the freezer but that was frozen fresh so i plan to see the difference between the two lots many hash none the less
Another ounce or so in the freezer but that was frozen fresh so i plan to see the difference between the two lots many hash none the less I've ordered two cfl's from basementlighting.co.uk.. and guess what?
they've both broke..
first one i ordered had stopped working after a bit and had loose parts inside and kept flickering..
second one just suddenly stopped working after i shut if off from the mains
the ' head ' of the bulb where you screw it in into a E40 hanger sounded like their was things inside, was this normal? as in it felt like something was broken inside for both of them..
are cfl's very delicate?
- TWO 125W CFL DUAL SPECS
- E40 HANGER
they've both broke..
first one i ordered had stopped working after a bit and had loose parts inside and kept flickering..
second one just suddenly stopped working after i shut if off from the mains
the ' head ' of the bulb where you screw it in into a E40 hanger sounded like their was things inside, was this normal? as in it felt like something was broken inside for both of them..
are cfl's very delicate?
- TWO 125W CFL DUAL SPECS
- E40 HANGER
Ontheball
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Cheers ttt just watch a few videos too looks like a doddle ! i might be able to get my hands on a good amount of trim to so fingers crossed
mad dog bark
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how much trim would it take make half oz trim hash?
allywado
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Awrite lads, iv been havin some strong worded conversations wi they bastards BT lately wi this internet malarky goin on. Iv been cut off for about 3 weeks for no reason, bastards. Anyway, im back up n runnin for now n ive got some pics of my grow atm. Iv got 31 plants in here now, one died at birth when i snapped the tap root bein impatient. Ive got two 600W lights on either side and a 400W in the middle and half of them are in light mix, half in all mix. I switched to 12/12 a week ago so flowering will start any day now i think. Heres the pictures -
I think they're lookin healthy but its my second grow so im definately still a noob, any help, advice, suggestions would be much appreciated
I think they're lookin healthy but its my second grow so im definately still a noob, any help, advice, suggestions would be much appreciated
del66666
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growing weed..........
Ontheball
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saw that one coming
allywado
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I figured i had the space and i didnt need much more equiptment so fk it
. Il need to start the journal from where im at cos i got stoned n fixed my laptop but forgot to keep all my files so ive lost all my pics from before now lol. It certainly looks that way in the picture but i dont think it is, the lights were just heating up when i took that so maybe the 600's take a bit longer to get bright and also its a grolux bulb in the 400w and it has always looked more blue than the 600's.
Il definately be gettin that journal started soon.
Does anybody know of an easy way of watering 31 plants???? Its a bitch lol
del66666
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get the mrs to do it..............I figured i had the space and i didnt need much more equiptment so fk it
It certainly looks that way in the picture but i dont think it is, the lights were just heating up when i took that so maybe the 600's take a bit longer to get bright and also its a grolux bulb in the 400w and it has always looked more blue than the 600's.
Il definately be gettin that journal started soon.
Does anybody know of an easy way of watering 31 plants???? Its a bitch lol