.Now I write the names on the leafs.
I only have one mystery plant at this time....there have been as many as 5. They can usually be identified by smell.lol any you guys do clones and not put names on them think you would know the names, lol I did
true but there still small, I did try that though?I only have one mystery plant at this time....there have been as many as 5. They can usually be identified by smell.
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In that case, you will need to either side light or you will grow what I refer to as "Larf". "Larf" are flowers that grow in less than 15,000lm. You will notice stretching of the lower limbs, as well as undersized buds that are less potent. I'm not discouraging you at all, please understand.
Man I am like you have heard TONS of good about her but never tried or grown. I am excited, the smell is amazing, a bit tempermental on nutes but I think a bit more N in start and now are correcting issues. It likes to stretch and grow, so N is used up a lot. At least this pheno, and I have her babies coming up now and their babies and their babies.. lol. I will post my review here for ya, I already like the yield, smell, looks and growth so its a winner winner chicken dinner so far.
What about all the outdoor growers growing under less than 15000 lumens..
Your answer would be correct if we didnt have clouds on a regular basis..
And the more cloud cover you have, the more Larf you'll find. Don't discredit all those sunny days! Plants take full advantage of all the light they receive. Those few sunny days are the Anti-Larf. <83
How is that possible? We create flames hotter than the sun and surly we dont have to be 90 miles away from them lol I guess im not getting it.
| 10,000–25,000 lux | Full daylight (not direct sun)[SUP][3][/SUP] |
| 32,000–130,000 lux | Direct sunlight |
| 1,000 lux | Overcast day; |
In NW Oregon, I'm getting 45,000 right now, at 10:20am local time. Hmmmmmmm.
