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First grow - week 7 of flowering. 3 autos. 3 photos.

Now I would like to think im the best grower in the world and my buds are at or above 40% 😂 I gotta get me some of your weed! I can also assume that if your weed was actually 25 you could get 5 readings of 22 and then assume it might be three below that...
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First grow - week 7 of flowering. 3 autos. 3 photos.

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TerpBeans said:
Now I would like to think im the best grower in the world and my buds are at or above 40% 😂
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I gotta get me some of your weed!

I can also assume that if your weed was actually 25 you could get 5 readings of 22 and then assume it might be three below that based on the range.
Crazyformes said:
Alright....this is why I purchased a thc tester.....you have to know how much thc is in your weed....so you can use the formula to make your oil....this is why I use the Levo 2 as well. My recipe for gummies uses 4 ounces of oil....I want my gummies to have 10mg of thc per gummy. So making 100 gummies it will state (for instance) 2.3 ounces of my infused oil, plus 1.7 ounces of plain oil....for the total of 4 ounces...
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Crazyformes,
From your experience, if you just took the breeders advertised range and deducted 3% from the highest amount, how close do you think your readings would come to that result?
Did I type that in a way its understandable?
 
#162
@MercDod Thats not how it works. 3% accuracy means the results should not deviate more than 3%.
Let me give you an example.
I'll just take two of Terpbeans readings.
We have a 15mg and a 34mg.
These readings if done correct should not deviate more than 3% but they deviate more than 100%.
I'll use some easy numbers.
One reading says 10% other says 11% thats already a deviation of 10%
If you only count it as 1% deviation then the tester would be useless for many people.
This can for some be hard to understand. Even the seller.
Example: I got a lamp. Supposed to deliver 220watt+/- 5% (209w - 231w) it delivers 205watt thats more than 5%.
Seller says thats only 4% off. I had to correct him cos tolerance said 5% and actual wattage was around 35% deviation from the 5%.
In construction and production you're not allowed to deviate that much and you wouldn't be able to construct or produce anything for sale.
 
#163
trygrowup said:
@MercDod Thats not how it works. 3% accuracy means the results should not deviate more than 3%.
Let me give you an example.
I'll just take two of Terpbeans readings.
We have a 15mg and a 34mg.
These readings if done correct should not deviate more than 3% but they deviate more than 100%.
I'll use some easy numbers.
One reading says 10% other says 11% thats already a deviation of 10%
If you only count it as 1% deviation then the tester would be useless for many people.
This can for some be hard to understand. Even the seller.
Example: I got a lamp. Supposed to deliver 220watt+/- 5% (209w - 231w) it delivers 205watt thats more than 5%.
Seller says thats only 4% off. I had to correct him cos tolerance said 5% and actual wattage was around 35% deviation from the 5%.
In construction and production you're not allowed to deviate that much and you wouldn't be able to construct or produce anything for sale.
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I agree with some of what you say but not all.

This is from TCheck website
tCheck devices are calibrated with these accuracy limits

Isolate based infusions +/- 2mg/ml
Decarbed flower-based infusions +/- 4mg/ml
Winterized Concentrate +/- 3 percentage points
Raw Flower (Not Decarbed) +/- 3 percentage points
For example, if your flower is actually 17% total cannabinoids, tCheck may display a result between 14~20%.
 
#164
Yes @MercDod I forgot to ad: unless they specify how the accuracy should be understood with an example.
So if the last line in your post is from tcheck, then they made it clear how accuracy should be understood.
Still those readings is way off if done correct.
 
#165
Blackberry moonrocks and rainbow kush appear to be doing well. A little fluffy on the one kush cola. Bit hoping it tightens up and nugs out 😆
 

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#167
What else is there to do at 0420 than garden with the girls?!?😁

Transplanted green crack, northern blueberry, and pink runtz to their new and final homes.
 

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#168
I would check often if that plastic gets damp under the pots and destroy your nice looking wood floor.
It will get cooler under the pots and that attract moist from air under normal conditions. At least that's what we learn in building construction.
Kinda like a law of nature.
Nice plants and setup. Looks cozy with the cat and all 😍
 
#169
trygrowup said:
I would check often if that plastic gets damp under the pots and destroy your nice looking wood floor.
It will get cooler under the pots and that attract moist from air under normal conditions. At least that's what we learn in building construction.
Kinda like a law of nature.
Nice plants and setup. Looks cozy with the cat and all 😍
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I check it every now and then. I don't saturate the containers. Just moisten. Will keep an eye on things though. Appreciate the input buddy 😀😄
 
#170
Good @Tommyknock3rs 👍 floor looks expensive if you even can get that kind of floor anymore. Could bethat died out wood form Pommeren. Don't know the english word for it
 
#175
Doing some LST to get those branches up. Blackberry moonrocks and red devil pictured. Seedlings are trying to be alive.
 

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#176
The main cola on the one rainbow kush is getting branchy. The others are staying pretty okay. Idk what it's deal is. Hoping it gets thicker and tighter. It gets the same treatment as the others.
 

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#177
Ha ha i don't know either. That one is special. But i'm not a fan of those side branches. More difficult for me to trim.
Looks nice though a tad dark. That top haha the more i look at it😄
 
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