importance of record keeping

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cookie master

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• Sep 22, 2017

• #1

I have been trying new soil mixes, now my cookies are 2 foot long colas which is unusual. Its usually smaller groups of buds. I wish I kept better records dammit.

 

Indacouch

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• Sep 22, 2017

• #2

Journals are super important ....I keep lots of notes during my runs ....it's nice to have years and years of info for different strains ....some feed heavy some feed light ....takes the guess work out of everything....definitely start one and write everything down....

 

vostok

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• Sep 22, 2017

• #3

keep tracks...even a plastic peg with date and strain is a start

or in my case scribbles on a fridge calendar ..lol

 

GroErr

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• Sep 22, 2017

• #4

If there ever was a case for documenting what you've done, growing MJ is probably #1 on the list. Think about it, you're stoned while you're doing most of it. I say if I didn't document it, it never happened.

 

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cookie master

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• Sep 22, 2017

• #5

I used a mix of dry foxfarm nutes, not sure the ratio between ocean forest and happy frog but the plants love it and Ive barely used liquid nutes. The hugeness is likely from them being so dang close to the hps in early flower, like 5 inches away.

 

smokebros

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• Sep 23, 2017

• #6

cookie master said:

I have been trying new soil mixes, now my cookies are 2 foot long colas which is unusual. Its usually smaller groups of buds. I wish I kept better records dammit.

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Yep. Keeping logs lets you review and replicate what you did right and avoid what you didn't do right.

 

Bargar

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• Sep 23, 2017

• #7

MJ is the #1 reason to learn excel IMHO

 

Jaybodankly

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• Sep 23, 2017

• #8

Get a temp/hum data-logger. sensorpush $50.

 

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Jaybodankly

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• Sep 24, 2017

• #9

Sorry about the gigantor screenshot pics.

 

stoned-monkey

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• Oct 13, 2017

• #10

what does everyone use for their logs/planner/journal? I prefer paper to digital.

 

xtsho

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• Oct 13, 2017

• #11

The only thing I keep track of is the date I plant seeds and the date I switch to flower. I don't see the importance of documenting every little thing. Plant them, feed them, watch them grow. It's pretty simple. Well at least I like to keep it that way. If you have the desire to keep records there is nothing wrong with it.