that armed chopper drone is fucking tits!
Won't SOMEBODY think of the
tits?
...but if you think
that was fucking tits, you ought to see
this.
I grow in a total opposite way to you
Really? How do you get the trays to flood when they're stuck to the ceiling like that?
Gravity sucks, you know.
Al B.
I just want to drop in and let you know that your philosophies on growing have shaped my entire op. Your steadfast dedication to simple and efficient methods that lead to infinitely reproducible results are a credit and an assett to all lazy stoners. Thank you. I raise a joint to you, sir.
Thanks.
Reproducibility is key.
I can, sadly, no longer grow SOG as I am state legal to grow for medicinal purposes but I can only have 6 plants total. 3 in veg and 3 in bloom. If I were to grow 3 full sized plants (6 wks veg) in my table it would be way too tall even with proper pruning. This restriction has me in soil for this round and I HATE IT.
I bet you do. Oh well, you can still grow and that's the important part.
Here's a pic of my OP just for giggles. 400W in 5 sq ft.
Thank god for cooltubes.
You were a big part of my inspiration, Al. Thanks again.
Happy to help. Looking mighty good so far.
Hi Al...
I just cannot thank you enough...
No worries.
Nice pics, especially the macro shots of the resin trichomes. Great work, dood.
whats up guys!! al... nice to meet you...... i'm new to this forum but not to farming. i just went to indoors this year and what a world of a dif then out side!!! any how from all that i have read from you and everyone else....... cheers to u bro!! you seem cool as hell and very smart of whats going on with the way these girls grow. my ? is for you.......summers coming and i need a port ac unit......wat size btu and dual hose or single? room is 12x12x8...and my sun light is 1000x4.
GG, glad you found my notes helpful.
Portable aircon units are not the most efficient things in the world, either with single or dual vent ducts. The dual duct sort is better than the single. If you can use a standard window-type unit or a portable split system (like this one),
you'll be much happier.
ahh gday al! good to see you back!
i'm yet another who has studied your methods and is using a lot of your techniques and funnily (or unfunnily) enough also just lost all but 1 plant thru a PH pen mishap and a small cat eating my second last plant. cats aside, hopefully thats now sorted. i have a jack herer thats hanging onto life by a thread and is now being flushed to see if it recovers from the PH fluctuations. fingers crossed. but anyways thanks for the best source of info on how to grow. u deserve to be paid for what you do mate!
Gee, thanks.
Damn the cats!
Do be careful about overwatering. It's a very common way that new growers kill plants.
Glad your back . Any advice, from you, is better than none at all. Ive tried to do my garden like yours. Its smaller though, only 6 plants every 2 weeks. Of course I have'nt had your success either, but I've only been doing this a little less than a year. Hope the Fires didnt hurt you.
Just visiting, actually. I'm going to turn into a pumpkin pretty soon, gotta get back on the path.
Fires were in Victoria. I'm about 1000km away from there, but thanks for the well-wishes anyway. I have been down to the fire areas to deliver some 2nd hand bicycles I repaired for the kids- and it's absolutely horrific. Looks like a nuclear warzone. There's
never been anything like it, ever. That's why there were so many deaths. In most bushfire cases, one is able to stay and fight to save the house, but we've absolutely never seen fires
this hot and that moved
SO fast. Aluminum engine blocks in cars melted! There's lots of pix of aluminum puddles. That requires sustained temps in excess of 660C (1200F). We still can't get over it. It just hasn't happened before.
LTNS fuct. glad to see you're doing well.
Thanks GT. Nice to see you too. We're all good down here, thanks for the note.
indeed thank you for all your info, your ways are perfect!
Happy to help, BB.
nice to see you around Al B.
your posts have been a tremendous help for many of us
No worries.
Hope you get it up & going soon.