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THE TRAINWRECK. Brought to you by thcfarrmer…..

Not sure of what's better (that's subjective), but I have mine hung as high as I can 100% and let the plants grow into them Hey if you have strains that can tolerate that amount of dli, slam em. Most likely pull some donkers for the record books.
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2Water said:
Once again AI for the win! All hail our robot overlords!

Wait.... that was supposed to be secret! Where's my tinfoil hat!🤣
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Captspaulding said:
Hey if you have strains that can tolerate that amount of dli, slam em. Most likely pull some donkers for the record books.
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I think the thinner leaf strains are more tolerant of higher par than the broad leaf strains, I’ve heard it explained like solar panels, bigger leaves will absorb more photons and heat up faster than smaller leaves.
 
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MartyMcFly42oh said:
I think the thinner leaf strains are more tolerant of higher par than the broad leaf strains, I’ve heard it explained like solar panels, bigger leaves will absorb more photons and heat up faster than smaller leaves.
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More leaf surface,light proximity will have to be dialed in even more. It’s true in my experience.
 
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MartyMcFly42oh said:
I think the thinner leaf strains are more tolerant of higher par than the broad leaf strains, I’ve heard it explained like solar panels, bigger leaves will absorb more photons and heat up faster than smaller leaves.
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Historically speaking most thin thin”narrow “ leaf strains were closer to the equator, while broad leaf strains were found in cooler climates with higher elevations.
 
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Captspaulding said:
So I actually have an idea for some of the duplicate items if I win. Stay tuned. 👊🏻🤡
I’ll make it interesting if I pull a rabbit out of my hat. You know damned well I’ll spread the love……
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Captspaulding said:
Legit calm storm soundtracks help me out with it from time to time. It’s not so bad until the lack of sleep inevitably catches up with you. Cranky, belligerent, short tempered sometimes the soothing sounds of storms are nice.
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Yeah, wish I had never read that med journal on the benefit of sleep as it relates to long life. Seems ironic that if you sleep a lot you live longer?
I like my cricket sounds but the distant storm is pretty good too, babbling brook makes me have to pee....
 
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Otto Bonn said:
Yeah, wish I had never read that med journal on the benefit of sleep as it relates to long life. Seems ironic that if you sleep a lot you live longer?
I like my cricket sounds but the distant storm is pretty good too, babbling brook makes me have to pee....
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Oh bro the older I get, only water I can hear is rain. Otherwise I’m up 90 times squeezing blood from a stone on some piss placebo shit hahahaaha. TMI?
 
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cpurola said:
I had lots of them last year, but I'm really hoping to attract Samurai wasps. They have found them around here, just not many. (or enough)
www.canr.msu.edu

7 Things to know about samurai wasps, a natural enemy of brown marmorated stink bugs

The brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) is controlled in its home region of Asia by samurai wasps. The wasps are now found in the United States and could help control BMSB in Michigan.
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You don't have stink bugs that far North do you?
 
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Rama777 said:
The bestest best way to keep parasitic wasps around is to find out what native flowers they overwinter and shelter in and plant those. I say best because natives are always the most low maintanence.

My favorite wasp attractor is lemon gem. Stupid Martha Stewart type gardening advice will tell you to plant marigolds. Okay, true kinda sorta but most species won’t help. Common marigolds won’t help.

These flower for all summer and fall and smell out of this world awesome. Maaaaybe my favorite flower aroma after marijuana.

Lemon Gem - Signet Marigold Seed | Johnny's Selected Seeds

Bite-size for use as edible garnish. Hundreds of petite, citrus-scented flowers cover neat, low mounds of lacy foliage. Long-blooming for beds, borders and ...
www.johnnyseeds.com www.johnnyseeds.com
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I'm going to give it a try, Johnny's is sold out but I'm sure I can find it elsewhere. I'm not familiar with that one but you had me on the smell factor!
In NC there is nothing better than the smell of honeysuckle on a still morning. Intoxicating almost.
 
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Otto Bonn said:
I'm going to give it a try, Johnny's is sold out but I'm sure I can find it elsewhere. I'm not familiar with that one but you had me on the smell factor!
In NC there is nothing better than the smell of honeysuckle on a still morning. Intoxicating almost.
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I'm allergic to honeysuckle. ☹️
And yes the stink bugs are here and terrible! They don't die in the winter. Unfortunately!
They are as bad or worse than the box elder bugs.
 
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