Wizzlebiz
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Nights went to about 65. I dont think that's cold enough to do this. It never has been before.
I messed up messing around with boosters and locked out P. I'm pretty sure that's what happened anyway.
Deficiency? Burn? To hot? To cold? To much light? Ive never had this happen before....
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I messed up messing around with boosters and locked out P. I'm pretty sure that's what happened anyway.
FastFreddi
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Temps usually more than genetics give the cool colors...imo.
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twentyeight.threefive
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Some strains you can force purpling with the cold, it's true. My strain above was a shock, about 68-69F lows at lights off. None of the breeders pictures or reviews indicated any type of purpling.
I was still messing around. Lately been a bit more ornery.
FastFreddi
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FastFreddi
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Last year's outdoor..NS nights September and October.
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twentyeight.threefive
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Might have to shock my new neighbors with an outdoor grow this year. Lol.
FastFreddi
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My 2nd story back deck...no stairs...keeps me feeling better about rippers.
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Ahhh he's just looking for self glorification..I get it
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JoeBlow5823
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lol this thread is a joke. lights off never under 63. its genetics.
JoeBlow5823
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lol
FastFreddi
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As in...sure the genetics are key, but usually are unleashed with temperature manipulation...laugh all ya want...
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JoeBlow5823
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maybe in the fan leaves but i dont find that to be true in the buds
twentyeight.threefive
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Ahhh he's just looking for self glorification..I get it