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Perhaps you're just not fertigating enough?

I do 225F. I think 220F is the magic number where it actually causes decarboxylation, I bump it 5 cause who knows how accurate the oven is? And that small difference doesn't turn all my THC to CBN.

I've been using BadKats Cannabis oil recipe. Very similar to yours, but they don't recommend freezing twice. If it helps bond the lecithin, I'm all for it.

I never did try to use fabric pots as a hempy. Couldn't work out the logistics. But our summers here are hot enough that black plastic was hurting my plants, so I went to fabric (I too will never go back to plastic). Then realized the watering schedule was pretty crazy, so I got a cheap cycle...

As a fellow SoCaler, I think if you put 'em out in April they will start to flower. Now, put 'em out then but give 'em an hour of supplemental light in the middle of their dark cycle, you can veg all you want.

I attempted to purchase seeds from overseas for USA delivery. Got a nice little note in the delivered package that they had been confiscated. I use Strainly now, and only from American shippers.

I used to grow hempy. Simplicity at it's finest. I've switched to fabric pots and will never go back. I got a cycle timer and feed frequently. Growth rate is amazing. But I had thought about your exact plans. I've seen some who keep the fabric pot as is, but place a large, deep saucer underneath...

I used to when I ran hempys. I've moved to fabric pots with multiple feedings per day once the plants are big. I grow outdoors in 10 gallon pots. After harvest, there is no root ball to remove. The entire fabric pot is peeled off and the coco is so saturated with fine hair roots that it keeps...

Couldn't agree more about the taste. Buy large empty gelatin capsules and stuff the required amount with shrooms. Tedious, but no bad flavor.

Isn't it?

Please share what actions you took for the turn around. We all learn from each other, which has been pointed out earlier in this thread. Good work though. And LED strips, damn good choice for a first timer.

I'm about 6 miles from the coast. Frost isn't an issue here, just morning dew some days. I can tell my plants don't like our winters, but they don't die. Just grow slowly. Of course the angle of the sun means less energy for 'em too, but ya can still get a harvest. And with a perpetual grow with...

Deadbeat Dad, you're environment sounds exactly like mine. I do outdoor patio grows all year. During veg, plants come inside under an hour of light (to break up the dark cycle). Then I just leave them outside all the time for the flower cycle. I get about 7 hours direct sunlight during the...

https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/diy-led-with-cobs-small-medium-and-large-grows.64252/ The above link is a great intro to design and build of DIY Led lights. When I built mine, I was concerned that cpu coolers wouldn't be sufficient for cooling. Running 1400 ma through my citizen 048...

This is the first time I've read a post from him. I was just impressed with what he had to say. Pity he's banned. Nice impressionist CO flag icon btw.

Further proof, the fat man rocks.

Watcha growin' 'em under?

Thanks for the comeback. I guess Q boards and light strips will be the choice for the future. Amazing developments in lighting, no?

Boy that's a lot of lumens @ 25W. My question would be even on a baking plate you wouldn't need active cooling?

Thanks guy and girl. That's what I was hoping for. A seed run doesn't need huge plants anyway. A month or 2 of vegging will be fine. Perhaps my next learning moment will be to actually play some Barry White while inducing sex. He hath charms no doubt.