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Clueless. Sorry.

No reason not to flip. You'll save a bit of money on light and AC, and you will reinforce the flowering. And plants grow a bit faster in the dark. Give them dark time.

I assume you really meant "all I did" or all this would be reversed.

Yep, that one was amazing. Try to keep in mind you're brilliant children to me. It might only be a 5 to 10 year difference but it feels like a chasm. My kid is way more smarter than me and I know I'm a f****** genius, it translated well in the real world but those days are over. And you guys are...

Oh but I will tell you to keep that plant moist. You want the stems filled with moisture when you harvest to extend your dry time. You don't want it dried in 2-3 days, you want it to take a week to 10 days, and that means you need some moisture in the stems.

Not my call. From my reading on the board most people consider that stuff snake oil. The old heads for the most part seem to disdain anything over their standard a/b regime or the ones that go all organic again would be no. Not my call, not my skill set. The only reason I was able to post what...

You're in dirt. It's already filled with nutrients. You've already burned the plant. You have plans for harvest. There's absolutely no reason to throw any more nutrients in that dirt to burn it anymore before your harvest.

Let me tell you about Pong, if I may. When I was 6 years old my family went to a Howard Johnson's in Atlantic City. This is way before gambling came in. I was the youngest of four children. They had a game room which had a couple of pinball machines and a couple of video games which included...

52 days. This is from light flip. I've seen in a couple journals that people don't consider the first two weeks after light flip. Cheaters. The buds were too heavy and I had to start tying things up. I initially wanted to go through a net but when I was told we were moving I was afraid I'd...

Fine, until I have the ability to truly test I will simply follow your advice. Tell me if I got this right: No starving roots, water plain water on the day before chopping, have a dark night,chop, hang for at least 10 days in a dark windy tent at a specific humidity and temperature...

Yes. 110 baud acoustic coupler from either a Televideo 910 or an ADM-3A terminal

A nice assortment of skills. Of course you started with the Microsoft focus so you be on the other side of the table. "Way back" Hehe I go back to CP/M. Multi-user CPM, running under TurboDOS. Get off my lawn kid.

IT guy? What environment? What languages? I'm an old Unix / Oracle / Perl / C guy.

Thanks. Like I said 4 already ripe as far as I'm concerned now it's just letting them bulk since I have to harvest them all at the same time, which is 13 days.

Force move, short grow. I have four plants I am very happy with as ripeness, one so so, one not at all. So I'm just trying to give them as many grow days as possible up into the point of harvest. It's just tight. And no I'm not arguing for the sake of arguing, I just really hate it when...

You know what this does? What the supposed benefit is and how it does it? Blocking air scares me.

My tent will be sent to 63% I believe and my individual jars will have little LCD humidity indicators to help me out. Either way they're all getting thrown in jars on the day of moving even if they don't feel done.

So basically we got to get back to each other after each of us has read and analyzed 700 pages of deep dense biological technical material (start diving into the references). Which means it will never happen. Gotcha. Master of avoidance that one. I appreciate a good distraction. So mobile...

After harvest before putting into jars hang the plants in the dark and carefully controlled humidity with fans moving the air constantly for up to 2 weeks waiting for the branches that lead to the bud to snap cleanly. And I say up to two weeks simply because that's how much time I'm allocating...

Hang time. Sorry I was not specific enough. So I'm scheduling everything I can to give myself two weeks of hang time up to move day, which means I have to harvest before that. So yes I have an actual due date, no choice.