Dwezelitsame
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wow they finally recognize the value of this thread
it is so worthy to be where it is
salute 6oo
it is so worthy to be where it is
salute 6oo
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DoobieBrother
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Yeah, the scratches are like my battle scars on my hands & head: they all tell a story and are what helps make me who I am.
Garybhoy11
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a few quick snaps from inside the tent 2nite
a few quick snaps from inside the tent 2nite
curious old fart
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before the day of face shields you could tell the experience of a motorcycle rider by the number of bugs in their teeth.
I live in a non mj state and am un-familiar with any local growers so my intake has been limited to what comes out of the bloom room-which has kept me thoroughly satisfied. I recently had the honor to partake of a club 600 member's wares and as good as his pictures are (and they are mouth-watering) they don't do his work the honor they deserve for his product is outstanding. You shall remain nameless, but thank you for a top quality smoke that is unbeatable.
cof
I live in a non mj state and am un-familiar with any local growers so my intake has been limited to what comes out of the bloom room-which has kept me thoroughly satisfied. I recently had the honor to partake of a club 600 member's wares and as good as his pictures are (and they are mouth-watering) they don't do his work the honor they deserve for his product is outstanding. You shall remain nameless, but thank you for a top quality smoke that is unbeatable.
cof
cannabiscult
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youre the man COF wish i could share with you , ever in colorado give me a shout
jonnynobody
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In a ScroG, the plants can't be removed from the grow area so how do you handle pests like spider mite infestations and the like? If I could never remove my plants from my tent, I'd probably have a colony of spider mites fucking me up the arse. ScrOg pest management is a curiosity to me right now b/c that's the only obstacle in jonny's way to running a ScroG setup.
cannabiscult
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johnny ive run scrogs for a long time, the key is if you have to control a problem on an inside area it means sometimes taking a plant out but....here are some ways to make things easier ive found work great in scrogs when trying to give individual plants attention.
1. make sure you can walk 360 degrees around the scrogg....if its a 4x8 or somthing where its not a square then make sure you can see and get to the middle by at least 2 sides...
2. lollie pop your scrog.....the less undergrowth to fight through the less problems and barriers will present themselves. (it makes spraying your plants from the bottom to get the under side of leaves easier too.)
3. try to choose genetics that are resistant to mold and pm.
4. bigger plants fewer plants.....this isnt an option for some but ive found that dealing with 24 big girls in a net is easier than 60 small ones....you may need longer veg for this but, your yields shouldnt vary too much...
just a few thoughts off the top of my head....
1. make sure you can walk 360 degrees around the scrogg....if its a 4x8 or somthing where its not a square then make sure you can see and get to the middle by at least 2 sides...
2. lollie pop your scrog.....the less undergrowth to fight through the less problems and barriers will present themselves. (it makes spraying your plants from the bottom to get the under side of leaves easier too.)
3. try to choose genetics that are resistant to mold and pm.
4. bigger plants fewer plants.....this isnt an option for some but ive found that dealing with 24 big girls in a net is easier than 60 small ones....you may need longer veg for this but, your yields shouldnt vary too much...
just a few thoughts off the top of my head....
Dr.D81
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I have mine to where I can get to them, and keep in mind that plant is in the ground
urban1026835
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Well seems i am stumbling cross all sorts of gold these days consider me subscribed and grateful for the boutique
urban1026835
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See im gonna have to get the 150 out and put in with my 400 here as soon as my new fan arrives does 550 count haha could always throw in 2 26w cfls
DST
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we've had similar light configurations in the club before urban. welcome!!!
Hey 6'ers, busy few days for me so just had the odd lurk around. Another hectic week ahead as well. Got Mama DST heading over from Scotialand this week as well which is always, fun. To top the week off, my wife has been invited to watch a football match in Barcelona, all expenses paid and is being flown down Wednesday back Thrusday...ffs, how jealous am I!!!
Sun is shining, weather is sweet, makes me wanna move.....
Peace, DST
DoobieBrother
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All wattages are welcomed in the 600, from 1watt LED on up to the glory of the Sun.
Haha I went without smoking for 14 hours and now im hit! urban1026835
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So to the breeders first and foremost what would you saay is your number one botique strain for taste/high if my last concern is yield? I just ordered the qrazyquake last night and that smelly cherry is calling my name.
deephouser
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Thought I would leave an update now that the grow is over.
Not counting what I have already smoked and what was lost to rookie mistakes (maybe 1.5 to 2.0 ounces total), my four plant, 600 Watt grow yielded 325 grams of herb plus 12.9 grams of bubble hash.
For a first time grow, that is .56 gpw of herb. Would be even better without stupid rookie mistakes.
Not counting what I have already smoked and what was lost to rookie mistakes (maybe 1.5 to 2.0 ounces total), my four plant, 600 Watt grow yielded 325 grams of herb plus 12.9 grams of bubble hash.
For a first time grow, that is .56 gpw of herb. Would be even better without stupid rookie mistakes.
