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I recently found out ball has nice plastic lids.. they don't rust and are less of a hassle Ball Leak-Proof Plastic Lids for Glass Mason Jars, Used for Canning, Pickling, Juice, Jam, Jelly (Wide, 6 Count (Pack of 2)) https://a.co/d/cB3M9QL I used to use ball jars for curing, now I like the grove...

Spider Farmer has some cool products and I love the logo. Thanks for a shot to try some out! My last grow was nice, this is honeybee by @BobBitchen it is a delicate smooth smoke with subtle fruity undertones. A nice relaxing high and im sure it would have yielded more if i didnt neglect it so...

check out gas lantern routine , it might help you get them to the veg you're wanting

Hell yeah! Whats the weather like up there? Seasons change. It gets humid where I am around now (coastal) and pays off to have a good dehumidifier as well . Once you can control light, airflow,temp, humidity, and nutrients it becomes pretty easy! Growing used to be a big mystery to me, sometimes...

I hear wombat poo is cubic... maybe a good add in?

Dehumidifiers are more efficient pulling air from the top of the grow room, as heat rises. Also if you put your dehu up high and can gravity drain it you save energy not needing a condensate pump

None here use aprilaire? I do hvac and that is so common. I'd be interested in quest if they're better. Show pics?

shit that looks like a very nice clean outdoor operation, and I could see why it makes sense to have people there be able to control the deprivation and venting. mad cool thanks that is some good shit. I met a dude here in MA who has a hoop bender and said hed let me borrow it. maybe next season...

I definitely will , I appreciate it. I need to make some seeds I can grow here on coastal new england that can withstand mold and pests, and finish off early. I've had some strains that seem to work but havent grown outdoors in a long time due to the fact that our humidity/ dew points are so...

I have these same packs! I am planning on starting to pheno hunt and have fun growing different varieties in a small hobbie setup over this winter instead of going all out. I have to downsize on my growspace and what you're doing is inspirational. I have been very interested in crossing some...

I went down the rabbit hole of trying to get awesome clones. I realized the easiest approach was a bubble ponic cloner with just plain water. The aero cloner was just way too much water even though it does product better roots The key for me is, sterile cuttings tools, swap res every 2-3 days...

Super Skunk from vision seeds was my first non bagseed grow. It was indeed "bulletproof" as far as being easy to grow and hard to mess up. I liked it a lot . My brother got me it on a trip to europe and it a great plant! I wonder how their genetics links up to what you have. liking the journal...

It isn't about plant count It's about making it easy for yourself, maximizing efficiency and creating the best product you can. Once you dial one thing in, all the other things need to be aligned with each other to reach optimal yield. By things I mean amount of light, watering /feeding...

Micro aggression looks like a fun one to try out! I am looking forward to starting up the testers on the seeds you've already sent me sometime this month I hope Love all the crosses you're making they look great. Very cool taste and interesting crosses!

If its outdoor male plants in your area can pollenate within a square mile

what light levels are you giving them?

The sad fact is that most of these are overdriven LED's that use additional wattage for fans to cool them down to make them work. It is counter intuitive for LED and there are so many out there with fans and cooling units but the real goal is passive cooling and underdriven LED's

if the price is right you can pull off a grow with cheap lights. find out the power draw and try for an identical HPS wattage for the footprint you want if you wanna use that. It could give you a grow but if you invest in a nice light or wait for a better deal there are tons of people getting...

what is your rule of thumb for "cutting" the pollen? do you use flour and sterilize it or something else?

I am trying to find the journal I saw it on and I don't remember, but some people reverse their males (with maybe a different chem than sts/cs) in order to see what traits they will show on the female offspring instead of having to make the seeds and find out the longer way. It made alot of...