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thanks to you also : ) i keep an inkbird in one of the bags, kind of trying to see if i can get a method going when i put a newly harvested bag in the fridge the bag stays a bit warmer like up to 12c ish and if not enough ventilation high 90's rh but in a few days the buds start to get that...

finally got all four plants/strains harvested and in the fridge. just keeping the tops of the bags unfurled to the shelves above and it's about 7c - 9c and 80%+ in the bags. close up are of nl5 skunk on the left at 15 days in the fridge and critical skunk at 14 days. will need another week or two

i thought we were talking about their uncalled for 'oops forgot to mail your order' shipping times?

indoorfarmer is from my town waterloo ontario : ) now opening other locations. respect

what i'm saying is, psychologically, will once again witnessed a man in a position of power abuse his wife/mother figure in an extremely public venue ie worldwide witnesses, and this time he could do something about it and he did

then you realize he grew up in a rough part of philadelphia in an african american community and witnessed his father routinely beat his mother until she bled and was helpless to stop it also, i can't say for 100% sure that every man would not do the same, or that chris didn't deserve it either...

yes but, a 16 week sativa does not produce 2 times the yield of an 8 week indica. the cost to keep the lights and climate control devices running, plus 8 extra weeks of water usage will end up costing more, not to mention the extra time/space costs and slower turnover i can also say that as...

just something i presumed after joining mr nice forums after buying a bunch of their indicas at auction some of the pictures of the haze crosses and outback haze crosses there were totally wild looking, like nothing i have seen at typical breeder sites (aside from ace etc) 16+ week ripening...

i don't think i could trust a company that sells indicas and sativas for similar prices long flowering sativas should cost more

reared four strains (four plants) from seed under fluorescent, then when they hit the flower tent with led on full blast it was plain to see the damage after less than 48 hours the healthiest plant going in recovered the least, and the plant that had the worst initial reaction bounced back and...

speaking of southern hip-hop, just discovered this joint....i'm new york all day since '82 but gosh darn it! incredible....it makes sense premo is from texas. dopeness

7 years of bombardment of Yemenese children, US backed using US bombs, and now because of the war in Ukraine the US needs more oil from the Saudis but the Saudis are asking us to first give them more bombs and tactical support so we/they can kill even more Yemenese children.... Do we deserve...

you know, for the first time today i wondered if it was that extra light causing the algae...the pots with the algae are on that side of the tent will need to do more observations, but there were noticeable differences in soil saturation between pots with equal sized plants. i noticed this a...

it is interesting you say that because when my 4 clones were ready and i planted them in their 5 gallon rizhopots (trimmed down) and put them in the flower tent, i realized that the soil i had planted them in was too dry and no matter if the reservoirs were full, i needed to soak the bottoms of...

i wanted to know... or did i(lol) wow thanks for that explanation!

possibly the difference in root systems could mean using different wick combinations per strain as you suggest. hmmm

i am reading that the algae is a bad thing but in some case not that bad. that is not my concern/question though, my question is why does the algae form in some reservoirs and not in others, when the only difference is the plant/strain in the pot sitting on top? there must be something produced...

gang of seeds... dope t-shirt.... who says that(?) lol

correct, plants sit on top of the tupperware and there are polypropylene strips draped through holes in the lids to wick the water up