Brisco's Bargain Beans
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CoB_nUt
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Lol,nah I wish. I'm still here,lurking mainly. Gig extended my work hours..Thanks Covid-19! Don't have much online time as I'm used to or like. I've even had to dial back on the gardening some. My perpetual schedule is and has suffered.Mine is 12 days past flip and just starting to spew pistils. I haven't seen much of @CoB_nUt lately. Guess he's living large on his new found celebrity status.
All good tho,the ganja continues to grow.
JohnGlennsGarden
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Some of each. Variety. Always my philosophy.
If that's not an option, my limited knowledge would suggest ccc as possibly putting out daytime smoke and the tb's having a nighttime effect. I'm not familiar with mrs peel.
Amos Otis
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Rckola
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I don't know if you guys are big nerds like me but here is something nerdy and super useful Pulse VPD Calculator and Chart
Also @Amos Otis If you are interested in the data I am collecting on this grow let me know. I have notes, height measurements by date and time, temp and humidity by 1 minute intervals, all in spread sheets ready for consumption!
Also @Amos Otis If you are interested in the data I am collecting on this grow let me know. I have notes, height measurements by date and time, temp and humidity by 1 minute intervals, all in spread sheets ready for consumption!
Amos Otis
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Intricate details wouldn't mean much to me....I don't even check ph in the buckets, but feel free to post for the benefit of other like minded enthusiasts.
Bubby'sndalab
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XtraGood
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Hey that is better than my other 5 VPD bookmarks! thanks! nerds!
Rckola
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Well then quick science explanation brought to you by caffeine!
My background is in restaurant menu R&D. Lots of notes lots of data tracking, and process monitoring in order to create optimum efficiency when executing these recipes in restaurants. Trying to get the process to where the lowest common denominator experience wise could replicate this with ease.
I am taking this approach to growing to reach the most consistent and optimum results in my grows.
I built my own grow tent to fit a pretty exact space I had and set it up into 2 distinct ecosystems. All of the soil, the pots, the lights, etc is the same.
The only difference between the two is the humidity and temperature. I try to maintain a consistent VPD (between 1.0 and 0.9) across both while maintaining fairly different temp and humidity ranges.
Area 1 is 82-88 F and 70-75% RH
Area 2 is 72-78 F and 60-65% RH
Both of these scenarios result in a VPD between .9 an 1.0 which is in the optimum zone for plant perspiration
I am tracking the temp and humidity every 1 minute giving me roughly 2400 data points for each temp and humidity every day. Along side this I take height and leaf growth measurements that I can plot directly next to this Temp/Humidity data in order to get a fairly accurate picture of what these different temp/hum ranges are doing for the growth/success of the plant.
The goal of all of this is to discover what is optimum for each plant and to eventually after 3 or 4 grows have enough data to map out the optimum grow requirements for my each unique plant.
My next grow I will focus on water and nutrient requirements. I have a 5 plant limit in Illinois so I cant run as many as I would like but I can run two of two different breeds and get a direct comparison. By the end of this I will be able to look at the data and tell you what the optimum parameters I will need for each plant to have the best quality and most growth.
My whole set-up is currently or is going to be automated and pc controlled at some point and this data will allow me to basically walk away and work on it minimally while still growing great plants
Well that is the quick breakdown haha.
My background is in restaurant menu R&D. Lots of notes lots of data tracking, and process monitoring in order to create optimum efficiency when executing these recipes in restaurants. Trying to get the process to where the lowest common denominator experience wise could replicate this with ease.
I am taking this approach to growing to reach the most consistent and optimum results in my grows.
I built my own grow tent to fit a pretty exact space I had and set it up into 2 distinct ecosystems. All of the soil, the pots, the lights, etc is the same.
The only difference between the two is the humidity and temperature. I try to maintain a consistent VPD (between 1.0 and 0.9) across both while maintaining fairly different temp and humidity ranges.
Area 1 is 82-88 F and 70-75% RH
Area 2 is 72-78 F and 60-65% RH
Both of these scenarios result in a VPD between .9 an 1.0 which is in the optimum zone for plant perspiration
I am tracking the temp and humidity every 1 minute giving me roughly 2400 data points for each temp and humidity every day. Along side this I take height and leaf growth measurements that I can plot directly next to this Temp/Humidity data in order to get a fairly accurate picture of what these different temp/hum ranges are doing for the growth/success of the plant.
The goal of all of this is to discover what is optimum for each plant and to eventually after 3 or 4 grows have enough data to map out the optimum grow requirements for my each unique plant.
My next grow I will focus on water and nutrient requirements. I have a 5 plant limit in Illinois so I cant run as many as I would like but I can run two of two different breeds and get a direct comparison. By the end of this I will be able to look at the data and tell you what the optimum parameters I will need for each plant to have the best quality and most growth.
My whole set-up is currently or is going to be automated and pc controlled at some point and this data will allow me to basically walk away and work on it minimally while still growing great plants
Well that is the quick breakdown haha.
AlienAthena
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Topanga Banana WILL stretch.. a lot! I can't believe I was worried about it
Topanga Banana is the one in the front (I think the leaves look like that from the fan.. had to turn it a bit.)
Topanga Banana is the one in the front (I think the leaves look like that from the fan.. had to turn it a bit.)
Amos Otis
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Do you just have the one? I have two going that look like the stretch is finished @ 4 weeks pf. One has 4 bends in it....probably would have busted the roof otherwise. The other has one bend, and settled into a normal looking sized plant. Not coincidentally, the two Topanga moms, one was tall, the other average height.
Rckola
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to be fair... I did look that one up. It’s in the brain forever now though haha
Amos Otis
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Hi, folks, old and new alike.
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Please feel free to continue posting pic, discussing crosses, posting fun comments, etc, but please do not mention sales, trading, or any other categories of transferring seeds. I wish to continue being a part of and supporting this site, so please be respectful of RIU while still having fun. Thanks !
This post is a reminder to all:
I am not a paid advertiser on RollItUp, and therefore do not wish to violate RIU's terms of service, specifically, mentioning seeds sales, or banks that I may be affiliated with.
Please feel free to continue posting pic, discussing crosses, posting fun comments, etc, but please do not mention sales, trading, or any other categories of transferring seeds. I wish to continue being a part of and supporting this site, so please be respectful of RIU while still having fun. Thanks !
Amos Otis
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Groovy ! Would you mind putting an 'F' over the s1 on the TPs? ....and how did you get a 15 pack ??