Mike_the_piper
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How do I post pics
Planted cinco de mayo
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Creature1969
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Attach files, bottom left of window. After selecting your file, click full image or you'll end up with a thumbnail.
Mike_the_piper
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It keeps saying the uploaded file does not have an allowed extension
twentyeight.threefive
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Above the chat reply box is the list of icons for features. The attach picture button looks like a picture, between the chain link and smiley face.
If you are getting an extension error then you will have to convert the photo to something allowable.
If you are getting an extension error then you will have to convert the photo to something allowable.
StareCase
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If the format is not an allowable image, rather than attaching the image ...
You can use screen capture tools ( e.g. - SNIP N SKETCH, SNIPPING TOOL in Windows ) and do a cut from the original picture then paste that into your reply window.
Mike_the_piper
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twentyeight.threefive
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Looks a little small for a couple months old. But it’s healthy, good job. Did you just want to share or did you have a question too? Looks sativa.
Mike_the_piper
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Yea I just have a little maybe 5 gallon planter so it won't get big just a hobby/passion. It's plant number 2 for me. Sativa ya say huh? Nice! My original question was being outdoor in mn. I'm wondering if I should flip it to flowering like August 1st to ensure a full flower cycle
Mike_the_piper
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Couple more pics from today
Mike_the_piper
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And hardly any nutes just some 10-10-10 plant food
twentyeight.threefive
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If it’s an outdoor plant you don’t have a choice on when it flowers unless you manually move it to a completely dark spot everyday after 12 hrs of light.
I’d expect it to start flowering on it’s own in late August.
Mike_the_piper
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That's what I did last year. It's small enough to maneuver lol. I just don't want to get to October/November and have to harvest 'pre maturity
Mike_the_piper
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So I figure flip it Aug 1 to ensure at least 10 weeks worry free flowering but I'm a newb and want to validate my configuration lol
twentyeight.threefive
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Northern climates are a bitch for trying to get a normal full cycle flower in.
Mike_the_piper
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Yea I'm knowing lol
Mike_the_piper
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But hey thank you for all your help tho.