Rooftop Greenhouse Grow Amsterdam
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whodatnation
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Haha my early girl is on pace with everything else too. Just read the seed packet, says 60 days from transplant, Id say thats accurate for sure.
Hope all is well on the rooftop today, D..... Dont look down
Hope all is well on the rooftop today, D..... Dont look down
DST
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That it is Xub. There are arguments for and against the tubes, but in my very limited space in this cupboard (i.e footprint) I need them to enable the plants to grow that little bit closer. I maintain good temps with 2 x 600's in 8 inch tubes in a 4 foot square cupboard. Air is pulled through the can, tubes sit on top of the fan and the can, and the air is exhausted out the top and out of the room. I also have a 5 inch fan and filter pulling air in from the top. I also use to run a third light but just felt that was overkill, lol.
Ninjabowler
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Its definatly a bad ass set up. Ive heard that what your doing is the most efficiant use of light. Is that what youve heard as well and whats your g/watt usually around or have you ever tried to figure that out? 
DST
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Around .9 is the gpw, and as far as efficient, well it blows my horizontal light grows in that cab. I don't think the plants appreciate the light shining vertically on them any more than from above, but you could say that by not loosing any light in the reflector, then perhaps it is more efficient use of the actual light.
Ninjabowler
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Damn straight thats good and ya your using every possible light wave by having 360 degrees of plants around them. Nice work as always D
TrynaGroSumShyt
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is this because there is no reflector, or what am i missing. And D everything looks cracking over there.
ghb
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i think its just because it hits you in the face as soon as you open the door, whereas a horizontal light is hitting you on top of the head if you will, i could be wrong but i think thats what he means
Lil ganja princess
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Hey D just wondered how you dried out the tomatos from super market. Would like to try an save some of the beans from this year's plant, just in case the clone we took off the one you you sent us doesn't survive the frost?
DST
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Just cut open a tomato, carefully remove the s33ds and then place them either into an envelope or onto a bit of kitchen towel or paper. The only thing I find with kitchen towel is that it sometimes sticks to the dried out s33ds. So paper can sometimes work a bit better. Then just leave them on the window or in a dry place. When they are dried out then they should be good to use. If you are saving thekm until next season then just keep them in an envelope in a dry place like a kitche cupboard.
DST
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Engineers Dream Dog Clones, rooted and in the sun.
Dogs,
Fireballs = fire alien kush x cherry puff. Getting their funk on now, bit of a stretch, not too bad.
pumpkin is going to be trying to get into the house soon...
Finishing straight for this sour kush/deepblue compost strain
What we call "Predators" in our house (after a Zulu tour guide asked me what "predators" we had in Scotland, which I heard and understod him saying as Potatoes), I actually started to real off some potato strains to him, lol. until my wife said, "oi, he said "Pre-dators", I nearly cracked up laughing right there in the middle of nowhere. To clarify I told him the only "predators" we have in Scotland are the women out on the town on a Friday night! lmfao.
Tomatoe from clone-right
toms from seed left
tasted the first ripe fruit the other day, sweet!
various
Blue Pit female
engineers dream dog
lmfao>>>
DOG bx2 male
Lavender
rogue pansy in the tulip box
deep blue nugs
st bernard Dog pheno from original seed stock 2010.
frosty kush
Peace out from the greenhouse ghost
Dogs,
Fireballs = fire alien kush x cherry puff. Getting their funk on now, bit of a stretch, not too bad.
pumpkin is going to be trying to get into the house soon...
Finishing straight for this sour kush/deepblue compost strain
What we call "Predators" in our house (after a Zulu tour guide asked me what "predators" we had in Scotland, which I heard and understod him saying as Potatoes), I actually started to real off some potato strains to him, lol. until my wife said, "oi, he said "Pre-dators", I nearly cracked up laughing right there in the middle of nowhere. To clarify I told him the only "predators" we have in Scotland are the women out on the town on a Friday night! lmfao.
Tomatoe from clone-right
toms from seed left
tasted the first ripe fruit the other day, sweet!
various
Blue Pit female
engineers dream dog
lmfao>>>
DOG bx2 male
Lavender
rogue pansy in the tulip box
deep blue nugs
st bernard Dog pheno from original seed stock 2010.
frosty kush
Peace out from the greenhouse ghost
whodatnation
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man O' man thats great DST! That rouge pansy is such a rebel! Everything looks fanfukintastic,,, except for shallow blues lol are they even growing?
curious old fart
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Your garden is flying in high gear. Picture of a healthy environment. I use a styrafoam bowl for my seed collections. Just label the bowl and drop in seeds and allow to thoroughly dry before using or storing. .................................................
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theloadeddragon
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Can I adopt some puppies DST??? hahaha
TrynaGroSumShyt
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Of all your plants D, MJ and non MJ... Which is the fave ?