50$ stealth grow box 😆 , yep lets go !

[Ninjadogma]

Bit of super glue here n there does the trick.

Laughing because the gorilla tape I had holding up a sheet of mylar out in the shed just gave out after 6 months. Pretty good run if you ask me

 

[Ninjadogma]

I'm sure glad when I started here people didn't come on my thread and argue.

I believe the OP is owed an apology

 

[Ninjadogma]

Back on the subject, here's my DIY. I decreed that I would never lose another bud to a worm again. Had to move it under the patio due to rain. Next DIY I was thinking I really ought to build a good drying box.

 

[Person]

Whats the point you cant get more grams than watts

Saves electricity. The less watts the better right? Eg, I’m currently growing under a 70w light, but I won’t get 70 grams. I’m not good enough. But there’s a chance that I might fluke 20 grams from 40 watts of light. That’s the point I think.

 

[Person]

Your all welcome to come and argue on my threads as much as you like. I’ll appreciate you all.

 

[Person]

You two should get married.

 

[KG1]

Literally says that cloroplast died in the part i cut out for your. Sad well i wont be debating with you anymore its like talking to a flat earther that doesnt beleve in a magnifing glass

Of an arabdosis with laser and glass ball at 2000 PPFD lolol

You grow arabidopsis and understand they photo inhibited it to get this result?you didn't read much or understand much.

End point is always the same we don't burn our leaves when we spray despite your advice thanks...

Ego means you can't accept your loss, I get that but millions will disagree and only simpletons think we burn leaves with water lolol

An arabidopsis study, yer I grew them in a lab what's your experience? A singular chloroplast whilst surrounding ones didn't burn even at photo inhibited levels.

No please explain this study in its entirety not your badly educated previous view.thrbstudy clearly tells you the outcome.

But at that level a chloroplasts die to photo inhibited light this more looks at a ca2+ pool sink and source relationship even quotes the plant as able to repair which it does every day in light....

You seriously misquoted the study too, waiting for the real explanation of it, even the study couldn't produce visible burn although a single chloroplast in field of them did die lolo
Ego again!

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

Back on the subject, here's my DIY. I decreed that I would never lose another bud to a worm again. Had to move it under the patio due to rain. Next DIY I was thinking I really ought to build a good drying box.

I looked at row covers and different material as that's really the only way to keep them out but then there's rain and even dew and it all becomes a pain. I grow way too much in different areas to even try and cover them. Bt, neem oil and Jack's. I hate to spray anything but no choice and every time I spray small moths fly out of plants. I've lost whole very large plants to bugs. 5 months wasted

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

You two should get married.

You're not helping

 

[KG1]

You should not let water droplets on leafs it will make the light strong and burn the leaf

 

[Merkle]

I agree. This apparently is a very hot button issue for some people. I guess we can agree to disagree with those who are spraying their plants. Happy trails to all….

 

[Person]

I agree. This apparently is a very hot button issue for some people. I guess we can agree to disagree with those who are spraying their plants. Happy trails to all….

So…..jokes aside, should I stop misting my plants? Bear in mind I don’t have a humidifier thingy, so thought they might like to get wet every now n then?
I could maybe leave a bowl of water inside the box and let it evaporate?

 

[JIMKSI64]

The fact that you asked that question after the last 5 pages of back and forth confirms for me the nature of your trolling.
Now you might think that this would give you master troll status but no infact the engagement pool of responders is much to low for a very high troll score.
Thx for playing.

 

[grayoldnproud]

ALRIGHT UPDATE, i learned alot lol and the box had to be changed the heat caused the duct tape to completely fail and it fell apart super sad day however i am currently working on a 3d printed frame that will slot the boards fixing this later , now for the plant lol the new box is kind of an upgrade idk lol its a hexagon end table its running 30 watts of mixed light s im really confused why people say you need so much power its growing like crazy lol also it can still be ran off a portable powerpack that charges pretty nifty it will engulf the space im sure its just growing in all directions so much it has a bar light on all 6 corners none on top and 2 very small ones on the bottom faceing up i will update weekly and i do plan on shoveing this thing back in the box when shes repaired !!

Keep at it! I am waiting to see what you end up with.

 

[amneziaHaze]

Of an arabdosis with laser and glass ball at 2000 PPFD lolol

You grow arabidopsis and understand they photo inhibited it to get this result?you didn't read much or understand much.

End point is always the same we don't burn our leaves when we spray despite your advice thanks...

Ego means you can't accept your loss, I get that but millions will disagree and only simpletons think we burn leaves with water lolol

An arabidopsis study, yer I grew them in a lab what's your experience? A singular chloroplast whilst surrounding ones didn't burn even at photo inhibited levels.

No please explain this study in its entirety not your badly educated previous view.thrbstudy clearly tells you the outcome.

But at that level a chloroplasts die to photo inhibited light this more looks at a ca2+ pool sink and source relationship even quotes the plant as able to repair which it does every day in light....

You seriously misquoted the study too, waiting for the real explanation of it, even the study couldn't produce visible burn although a single chloroplast in field of them did die lolo
Ego again!

Key words where normal day 1000 with waterdroplets 2000. Simulating daylight.
Soo they say a drop will magnifie light.
Thrn they say in nature that hapens all the time when it rains but clouds go away.
Final if i run my plants on max ppfd and then add water droplets common sense will say that a magnifier will make the max ppfd more than the plant can handle.
Now stop taging me flaty

indicated strong damage to the photosystems.


focused sunlight spots are common in nature, e.g., on days with intermittent rain and sunshine

 

[Ninjadogma]

I looked at row covers and different material as that's really the only way to keep them out but then there's rain and even dew and it all becomes a pain. I grow way too much in different areas to even try and cover them. Bt, neem oil and Jack's. I hate to spray anything but no choice and every time I spray small moths fly out of plants. I've lost whole very large plants to bugs. 5 months wasted

I'd like to nominate BT as employee of the month. I stayed up on the treatments this year and they left the pot and the vegetables alone. But I didn't spray my wife's sunflowers and they got absolutely ravaged. I'd thrown some seeds in a bowl, opened it up a week later and a bunch of moths flew out. Those little gray chalky bastard kind. When you aren't expecting that, it's like the old snake in a can response. You're not prepared for something alive to jump out at you

 

[Ninjadogma]

Of an arabdosis with laser and glass ball at 2000 PPFD lolol

You grow arabidopsis and understand they photo inhibited it to get this result?you didn't read much or understand much.

End point is always the same we don't burn our leaves when we spray despite your advice thanks...

Ego means you can't accept your loss, I get that but millions will disagree and only simpletons think we burn leaves with water lolol

An arabidopsis study, yer I grew them in a lab what's your experience? A singular chloroplast whilst surrounding ones didn't burn even at photo inhibited levels.

No please explain this study in its entirety not your badly educated previous view.thrbstudy clearly tells you the outcome.

But at that level a chloroplasts die to photo inhibited light this more looks at a ca2+ pool sink and source relationship even quotes the plant as able to repair which it does every day in light....

You seriously misquoted the study too, waiting for the real explanation of it, even the study couldn't produce visible burn although a single chloroplast in field of them did die lolo
Ego again!

Prove it

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

I'd like to nominate BT as employee of the month. I stayed up on the treatments this year and they left the pot and the vegetables alone. But I didn't spray my wife's sunflowers and they got absolutely ravaged. I'd thrown some seeds in a bowl, opened it up a week later and a bunch of moths flew out. Those little gray chalky bastard kind. When you aren't expecting that, it's like the old snake in a can response. You're not prepared for something alive to jump out at you

I'm with you. I was using a bottle about 3 years old and wasn't working. Ordered a new bottle and no more bud worms. Keeping it in the fridge this time. Bt for the gold medal win!

 

[Person]

The fact that you asked that question after the last 5 pages of back and forth confirms for me the nature of your trolling.
Now you might think that this would give you master troll status but no infact the engagement pool of responders is much to low for a very high troll score.
Thx for playing.

Still no answer then?

 

[Person]

I’m gonna smack you bizzys all in the mush soon. I’ll show ya!
But nah this is why I generally don’t get involved with internet activity.
“Brain Dead, do what they said, with several different conflicting messages in the same head” fuck This!

yeah I definitely got demon trouble in the form of an excessive drinking habit and split personalities. Hence the need to grow more, fast! My apologies. I’ll stick to chatting shit on my own threads.