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[Captspaulding]

"throwing out some vacuum packed bags"
I think 2.5 years is ok by my standards well cured and completely sealed. You can throw out anything newer than that right to me lol.
Next grow should get me completely independent, last one hit every good mark all along but the weight. We're gonna nail that one with the two at 6" or so now.
Top clipping went well too, I was scared of that one but it's booming out sideways now.

It has happened.
A fridge is only so big.
And to be plain, i forgot about some, went bad. Vac sealer didnt make a proper seal Had it stashed, stumbled upon it,
It had a case of the “whoa chief”
Shoulda at least sifted it.
When you just plain run out of space to store with out them buckets at an ideal
68 degrees.
Well, shit fire.
As far as clipping tops, start early and without mercy,
I top at the forth node, including the coty leaves.
They small when i gets tuh choppin.
Early head gets the ax you know?
Every spot that has a stalk split into two, is where a head got snagged.

 

[closettrapper217]

Any Steven King fans? I read this book way back when and it left an impression on me.

The Long Walk

Appears There will be a movie. Looking forward to it

Hell yeah. The talisman by Stephen king is one of my favorite books ever

 

[ChairmanFester]

Where'd you get the stem bendy sleeves?
I'm choppin at the same spot, it's looks well healed/healing. There is a definite reaction.

This is 1.91oz dry enough for guess weight, and the stem/stalk is a rough .15 or so. Under the sugar leaf there is enough to *clink* on a metal tray so so density was starting somewhere along the line. The smell is nice so after a cure I should be happy if not thrilled. Last one did not have any real density anywhere nor any height... after action learning, I need another light and another stage of nutrition besides veg A&B and flowering Budcharge. I don't think it's a root booster I need and not planter size but light and maybe a switch to those 4 buckets with the pump thingy so I can take better charge of over all conditions.
I mean it looks pathetic but it's a step up and it hits some goals and I MIGHT almost make it to my next two maturing without buying any.
Taken out of the tent for the pic, final trim before the cure probably the 10th.

 

[Captspaulding]

Some wacky weedus
Some rise and shine shots
Top of the merning folks!
Plural spliffs.
Many growlers of coffee…..

 

[Captspaulding]

Where'd you get the stem bendy sleeves?
I'm choppin at the same spot, it's looks well healed/healing. There is a definite reaction. View attachment 2467134
This is 1.91oz dry enough for guess weight, and the stem/stalk is a rough .15 or so. Under the sugar leaf there is enough to *clink* on a metal tray so so density was starting somewhere along the line. The smell is nice so after a cure I should be happy if not thrilled. Last one did not have any real density anywhere nor any height... after action learning, I need another light and another stage of nutrition besides veg A&B and flowering Budcharge. I don't think it's a root booster I need and not planter size but light and maybe a switch to those 4 buckets with the pump thingy so I can take better charge of over all conditions.
I mean it looks pathetic but it's a step up and it hits some goals and I MIGHT almost make it to my next two maturing without buying any.
Taken out of the tent for the pic, final trim before the cure probably the 10th.

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[JIMKSI64]

Best smoking buddy a guy could have. Very patient cat who asks very politely for pets. Treat hound like any good cannabis buddy. And the best part is that he does not smoke up all my shit.

 

[Gmix]

I
I suspect maybe I was on that shit list

We had a few long DM threads of disagreements but I always managed to kill him with kindness and agree to disagree.

You two lol

say goodbye to this mentally ill prick,.
hated him since day 1,…View attachment 2466654

Great minds think alike dunno why but he got on my nerves from day 1

 

[JIMKSI64]

Wow Cali. More money grab. More. More. More.

California Moves Forward With Higher Marijuana Excise Tax | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

 

[figolus]

Hello farmer , how are you?

While looking for potting soil for my clones... I came across this, a new lightmix from Biobizz. It's nothing like the old lightmix.

A little bit of marketing? No? Well, you'll get it anyway.

What is All-Mix® Peat Free?
All-Mix® Peat Free Effortlessly provide your plants with an optimal environment with All-Mix® Peat Free, a sustainable and innovative alternative to peat-based substrates that optimizes your plants' growth all year round.

Mimicking rich outdoor soil, this highly pre-fertilized substrate mix provides a complete and active microecosystem, covering the entire growth cycle.

Peat-free composition
This substrate does not contain mineral salts such as magnesium and sulfates found in synthetic fertilizers.

This completely peat-free product is made with organic alternatives, such as composted bark, coconut fiber, perlite and miscanthus.

 

[NisterMice]

Hello farmer , how are you?

While looking for potting soil for my clones... I came across this, a new lightmix from Biobizz. It's nothing like the old lightmix.

A little bit of marketing? No? Well, you'll get it anyway.

What is All-Mix® Peat Free?
All-Mix® Peat Free Effortlessly provide your plants with an optimal environment with All-Mix® Peat Free, a sustainable and innovative alternative to peat-based substrates that optimizes your plants' growth all year round.

Mimicking rich outdoor soil, this highly pre-fertilized substrate mix provides a complete and active microecosystem, covering the entire growth cycle.

Peat-free composition
This substrate does not contain mineral salts such as magnesium and sulfates found in synthetic fertilizers.

This completely peat-free product is made with organic alternatives, such as composted bark, coconut fiber, perlite and miscanthus.

View attachment 2467182View attachment 2467184

It's because of EU regulations. Peat will be banned, coming next year - if I remember the time frame correctly. I understand the concerns about the environment when it comes to peat farming/mining or whatever it's called, still I would prefer to use peat soil. I guess it will have an impact on the taste of my weed. Typical bs EU regulation imo

 

[Mikedin]

Morning folks! Smokin in some nice Banner OG from @Captspaulding

 

[NisterMice]

Some wacky weedus
Some rise and shine shots
Top of the merning folks!
Plural spliffs.
Many growlers of coffee…..

I'm into my third one. Should get another coffee also... Bro do you water these plants by hand? That's some 36 chambers of shaolin type of chore - you must be able to fingerjab through walls by now

 

[nowthenourkid]

Hi everyone.
I'm new at indoor growing, started last December. Grown 2 lots of autos, learnt from it and no problems until now. I have an extractor fan with a charcoal filter that works well, but no other fan in the room which was ok till now. I collected the buds off a plant and noticed white foam type stuff in-between a few buds in the centre of the plant. Caused by lack of ventilation I think. I saw it on this site before, and someone thought it wasn't budrot, called it spider something.
I washed the buds in weak soapy water and dried them in the sun.
Are they any good or should I dump them?

 

[nowthenourkid]

The weather in the UK has been really hot the last few weeks. A heatwave. Humidity in the room has been 60. It's usually about 50 or lower. The buds that had the white stuff on were wet.

 

[NisterMice]

Hi everyone.
I'm new at indoor growing, started last December. Grown 2 lots of autos, learnt from it and no problems until now. I have an extractor fan with a charcoal filter that works well, but no other fan in the room which was ok till now. I collected the buds off a plant and noticed white foam type stuff in-between a few buds in the centre of the plant. Caused by lack of ventilation I think. I saw it on this site before, and someone thought it wasn't budrot, called it spider something.
I washed the buds in weak soapy water and dried them in the sun.
Are they any good or should I dump them?

Are the photos showing the buds before you washed them? If you have a microscope, it's easier to tell if it's budrot. Mold grows a bit like a sponge, looks similiar to a spider nest. Also the smell usually gives it away clearly. Though I wouldn't recommend taking sniffs because of the potential spores. The humidity of 60 should still be ok as long as your fan is strong enough. During the last weeks I even had close to 70 in the tent after watering, but thanks to my fans, I was able to avoid any mold. Now the plants are drying at 60%. Anyway, I hope your bud is still smokeable!

p.s. on live plants you can sometimes save the bud by cutting the moldy parts away. There is always a potential of spores spreading in the grow room, so be aware of that. When cutting moldy parts, always clean the scissors, before you cut on another plant.

 

[nowthenourkid]

Hi the pics are after washing and drying. I have a digital magnifying glass. They smell fine. I had rot last October on an outdoor grow which was different, I will take a look with the magnifier. Thanks for the advice.

 

[ChairmanFester]

Chemically my guess is that soap attacks oils so somewhere there is trouble in Denmark.
Do you mind smoking some soap?
Do you mind smoking now dead mold?
I cannot tell you the risks. Ask AI.
I would try cutting mold parts on a living plant but I know fungus and molds from mushroom growing, I was damn good at that. My only mold has been on the soil and copper fungicide killed it in one application pre sprout, per directions. (Mold doesn't "fruit" to spore) I've seen threads about this in the title so check on them, someone with experience likely replied. Do you have a proper framed and filtered inlet as well as outlet?
After looking at color charts in GIMP for your bud, it's significantly brown not tan. Or maybe that's the strain.

 

[ChairmanFester]

It's because of EU regulations. Peat will be banned, coming next year - if I remember the time frame correctly. I understand the concerns about the environment when it comes to peat farming/mining or whatever it's called, still I would prefer to use peat soil. I guess it will have an impact on the taste of my weed. Typical bs EU regulation imo

They're banning Peat and nobody is "nicely treating and preserving the health in Minecraft of" politicians?

 

[nowthenourkid]

Hi Chairman
No, the inlets are holes drilled in the stairs behind the carpet. I will use magnification to see if there's any spiderweb shapes. don't think I'll be smoking them.

 

[ChairmanFester]

I can't tell you much because my first run was about an ounce and this one is 1.7 and all my experience that counts is just two harvests. And that's from a tall plant... only half per bud was that hard squeezable real nug... I should have easy 4x that. So I post my shitty results and data and I learn from feedback. Except Mike because he had a stroke due to the picture, I think he dead or never get a boner anymore.