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No, I didn't. I was following around Widespread Panic, doing drugs and having a lot of fun. And I wouldn't change it for anything. Well, I was in college too. (Yes, paid for it myself), Still paying for it too. For me, college was more of a waste of money than the partying. But, I wasn't going...

Yeah, it's sort of like a purple velvet hat on a middle aged white guy though... while it's not "reserved" only for a dancer on soul train... it looks really fucking stupid on my neighbor, Mathew Whiteface, the plumber. I know who people are talking about when they say "the white kid who...

Oh but it is... I got a terrible education, my family was not well off. Around the age of 28 I just decided... "fuck, I want me some money".. haha. So I made my finances a high priority. I've still got a ways to go, but I'm getting there. You can too... Now, there are exceptions. Obviously. I...

Yeah, pretty sweet. I guess the first one only fired a couple rounds before falling apart though.. I like the idea though.

These shots of my #1 are from day 20 of flower. They really put on the weight early. I'm thinking that with this grow, focusing on the just growing #1, I am going to kill it on yields.. In the future with a veg in a 2/3 gallon container I think I can bump it up even more. My pictures are...

Yeah, I know. It seems like most of his critics haven't even tried his seeds. I don't know... I always saw people talk negative about him in the past. I'm not the type to jump on that train... I tried my first Greenthumb seeds with this pack of G13 and I'm now a big fan.

I have no clue. I got a good look at two different plants from his G13 seeds and they both were pretty amazing in their own way. If I could go back I would have definitely picked up multiple packs. The potency in #1 is very good. It is a crowd favorite with the indica loving folks.

It's funny you ask. On this second go round I sort of learned something about veg time/height/container size/finished height. I put the first cut in at 6-7 inches tall, filling out a 1 qt pit pretty well. The plant finished out at about 3 feet tall. I put a second round of cuts in at about...

Yeah... wormhole driver is prbly not the real name... it is the metal loop that holds ducting to a flange or a fan. It can be found with the ducting and fittings. Paint strainer is a nylon bag, in the paint section. Another option, while not all that discreet... take a larger AC filter... that...

"Ohmygod" stage... haha.

I have seen yellow stippling be a number of things. If I remember right I've had something similar from thrips, and I think calcium def? Not sure though.. Anyway, good luck, enjoy, take it easy.

I haven't seen anything that would lead me to say that bringing in direct outside air would help with PM.. but if UB says it does then I would take it as truth. Fresh outside air though does help a TON with yields/growth. Not just letting it creep in through cracks in the door, but a good amount...

Pristine... Good to know. Thanks for sharing that.

I know the edge to edge PM you are talking about... but I've never seen it like that on MJ. Always in patches like the pic above. Early on it is so dull it is hard to tell if you have PM or just a little discoloration. As it progresses it gets much worse than the picture above, but never that...

In my opinion, based on experience.. No, it is not worth the hassle. Check your humidity, air quality and circulation... but in my experience PM issues are genetic. Some genetics are very prone to it. My old Romulan plant would get PM in perfect humidity levels. The day I started getting any...

Yeah. Carne and CN. Good shit.. I hope they come around again.

I'm the opposite. The more tolerance I build up, the more I can function, the more I enjoy it.

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Yeah. I find my Silver Star reflectors benefit quite a bit from the VoG while with the Day Star it is a little less needy in that way. Like I said in the first post, the reflector is your variable. Another variable is what sort of starter plant you have to work with... I'll throw an old mother...

I've been achieving the goal by using tomato cages and garden twist. The tomato cages are really just a structure to tie to, bend over, prop up, etc... you just use your eyes, brain, hands, garden twists and the tomato cage to make it happen. You can use less cages and more garden twists for...