Mr postman
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Looking good bro
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Looking good bro
not a problem man i got you when lights go off i was in there the other day and was thinking how can i take a few pics without bothering them i have a lil led flash llight can i use that ????Ya need to turn off the light and take some pics the orange cant see Im blinded
Dont disrupt the dark cycle I dont care what people say its not worth the risk but what you can do is turn the lights off in the day cycle and leave a light on somewhere else outside the room or what ever then start snappin pics. After 15 minutes of lights down turn them back on its all good no hermie issues
Much better
They look happy stacking up pretty nice
Looking real good tipper. You will certainly have a nice harvest after the new year. Just squeeze those last few grams.
I like to drop my water level a few times in flower. The last few weeks I drop fairly low and raise lower water temps a bit.. Drought is key IMO... My last run I turned off my top of the last 4 days. The girls drank water to the top of 3in pipe. Showed great results...
What reaction does the "drought" create and when do you do it? Are you also running CO2 when you "drought?"
I like to drop my water level a few times in flower. The last few weeks I drop fairly low and raise lower water temps a bit.. Drought is key IMO... My last run I turned off my top of the last 4 days. The girls drank water to the top of 3in pipe. Showed great results...
This is a copy and paste off a PM, between a fellow farmer and I, where I was talking about this same thing...
This run I kept day and night time temps as close as I could, within a 10 degree drop at night. When I hit the last 4-5 days of my flush I dropped room temps to low 60's, dropped water temps from 65-63 and turned off my top off and let the girls drink only what was left in the system. After that 4-5 days the water level was about an inch above the three inch pipe. The result was unbelievable, everything swelled and tightened up like crazy, the hairs also put off a deeper red and the crystals dropped heavier with a nice tint of purple, more than this strain normally gives off.. I have done this on runs with and without co2 with great results.. When I'm in flower I drop my water level just about with every res change. I am now 3 weeks in and I'm a good 2 1/2 in below the ridge in the buckets. I extend my float valve to lower my water level where I like.. That extension is usually always needed by the start of flower...
So your saying bring up the water temps in the system ?? Last round i flushed my plants for 2 weeks and the fire og had about 2 weeks to go left but due to the other strain being finished had to. Now i saw very good results with the fire og due to that flush for the last 2 weeks, Also allowing the water level to drop as they fed. I would refill by hand fresh water once about 6 inches was out each bucket. I had thoughts that maybe the water dropping was mimicking the actual nature of the plant being that during these times in a plants life it would be nice and dry and no rain would have came by in weeks therefore forcing the plants to search for more for water and pump up the flowers with resin and size to catch the pollen in the air. Just my thoughts.