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Is this the new blurple?
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Is this the new blurple?
Nah it runs for 6 hours then off for 2 hours then on for 6 off for 2, repeating just like that. Same as running 18/6 just broken up. I read about this in a Maximum Yield magazine article a few years back and it's worked very well for me. The theory is that the plants do better with frequent breaks, and I definitely noticed a difference in vigor and growth rate after switching to this schedule.So an eight hour day? When you flip to flower do you do 4 on 4 off?
No this is an old photo that came up in my feed today, it’s a Pineapple Express, grown under a viparspectra v300. I think it’s a red filter on the phone I took the picture with.Is this the new blurple?
Makes sense.No this is an old photo that came up in my feed today, it’s a Pineapple Express, grown under a viparspectra v300. I think it’s a red filter on the phone I took the picture with.
I think its called rippleIs this the new blurple?
These iPhones aren’t at all great for the actual phone, but they do have cool camera settings and filters. Here’s a comic book version of a scrogged out 2x2 of some Sour Diesel:I think its called ripple![]()
Saw just one the last couple years, then this year 2 and they built a nest in the hedgerow. Didn't know were it was, but the adult birds had a flight path back and forth over the house to the mulberry tree. Went to look yesterday and the youngins' were coming out of the nest making a terrible racket. They're almost as big as the adults but have a short tail. Now they're gone. Beautiful!On an unfunny note I saw our Orioles are back
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I didn't take the picture, saw one for the first time this year. They migrate South, for the weather and the tacos and margaritas I would assume
Beautiful birds![]()
I’d slam! Wife make me chicken cordon bleu, so.. it’s either gunna be good, or my last mealSmoked oxtails anyone? View attachment 2194701
Love this. I've taught a few people how to grow through the years but I always tell them to make it their own. Never stop learning and trying different things AND THEN sharing those ideas that may seem odd or different but WORK to help others. I'm outside and can't control daylight but I would try this if I were growing insideNah it runs for 6 hours then off for 2 hours then on for 6 off for 2, repeating just like that. Same as running 18/6 just broken up. I read about this in a Maximum Yield magazine article a few years back and it's worked very well for me. The theory is that the plants do better with frequent breaks, and I definitely noticed a difference in vigor and growth rate after switching to this schedule.
As far as flower goes I generally still run 12/12 with slight variations depending on what I'm doing. Variations like 11 on 13 off, even 10 on 14 off. Cutting the on time down just a little towards the end of flower seems to accelerate the process a little.
Yeah and I generally sync the light schedule up with the sun for a few days before I stick indoor starts outdoors. I mostly grow outdoors these days except for my starts before the weather breaks for the summer.Love this. I've taught a few people how to grow through the years but I always tell them to make it their own. Never stop learning and trying different things AND THEN sharing those ideas that may seem odd or different but WORK to help others. I'm outside and can't control daylight but I would try this if I were growing inside![]()
Damn, Dead. I knew you were ahead of the curve, but you are running 3 "days" in our normal grow day!Nah it runs for 6 hours then off for 2 hours then on for 6 off for 2, repeating just like that. Same as running 18/6 just broken up. I read about this in a Maximum Yield magazine article a few years back and it's worked very well for me. The theory is that the plants do better with frequent breaks, and I definitely noticed a difference in vigor and growth rate after switching to this schedule.
As far as flower goes I generally still run 12/12 with slight variations depending on what I'm doing. Variations like 11 on 13 off, even 10 on 14 off. Cutting the on time down just a little towards the end of flower seems to accelerate the process a little.
not feelin' it...
not feelin' it...![]()
If you have small trees you can cut an orange in half horizontally then stick them on a tree branch they will eat them up like candySaw just one the last couple years, then this year 2 and they built a nest in the hedgerow. Didn't know were it was, but the adult birds had a flight path back and forth over the house to the mulberry tree. Went to look yesterday and the youngins' were coming out of the nest making a terrible racket. They're almost as big as the adults but have a short tail. Now they're gone. Beautiful!