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you'll probably get average of around a lil bit over a lb and if your really good 2

get the 6mil dude, i got the 4mil and i hate it.

please be careful of using heat with alchohol.

you will never get better at what you do if you set standards for yourself.

that is some good shit you have =)

your not on messenger lol

ngt have you flower the blueberries yet? if so how long into flower and have the flower started developing?

its perfect, but thats just really expensive =)

i've done this before, but i did about 50 plants with a 400watt on a light mover covering 2 4x4 trays. One mistake i made, first off when the light move to the other side then the other side isn't getting any light, and this is because you have to put your light close because its only a 400...

tell them atleast its not crack

don't forget when you dry it they will shrink half their size

this thread is really long time ago

awesome dude! nice, everything is nice, i'd sleep in there with them if it was mines =)

i left my light on 24/7 and out of 8 plants i got 5 female thats more then half. Anyway back to the subject, use 24/7 if you want them to grow fast, if space is limited and you want them to slow down use 18/6.

I don't know if anyone here knows forsure but i can give you my 2 cents. Its better to have the pumps running 24/7 why? 1. When a pump turns on just like a ac unit it takes up alot of power so the amount of time that your pump having to turn on within 24 hr period would take up more power...

Agreed, and now we all know that its the plants health development that ALLOW the plant to develope the most resin it can possibly can.

i think of it not as a lost but almost even out because i dont get the full potential of my buds, if i harvest early i don't get the benefit of a full grown plant thats all there is.

electricity cost and the way i have my setup(pulling free air/co2 in from the outside) its hard to use a dehumidifier.

yea thats what happens when u live in the south in the summer stupid weather, every yr it gets hotter and hotter and especially if you live by the coast all that humid.

i don't know about that, my plants were in 60-70% humidity and they still produce a very nice amount of resin, but i didn't get to see their full streghth because i had to harvest at 5th week due to mold problems so maybe that stuff about low humdity produce more resin is a fraud.