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Just finished their Lemon Pie auto. That was a good one.

Uv is bad for the drying herb I've read. Also, typical flowering humidity may be too low for drying the herb and it'll dry too fast. I just dried my patch in a tent and the exhaust fan had to work only intermittently to maintain the humidity below the threshold at lowest possible speed. Still...

I've been eyeing on those on Amazon! Ig I could then mount it to a microphone clip on a gooseneck with a crab clip mount and fix it to a pole in my tent. That's how I could then just twist it anywhere.

That's pretty! How did you get so close?

Groar!

Nice one. I was just chatting with ChatGPT about mass transport and circadian rhythm. That's super interesting topic in its own right. Thanks, ig I need to try this out to see how it works!

Yea they've been ready for two weeks now but one of them and now that's ready too so it's about time to chop them before the rains come and the rh shoots through the roof and they rot.

Thanks! So if I understand you correctly you're saying that harvesting during the night cycle may affect the taste of the product due to the salt content being lower, and the effect on the potency should be negligible? I don't understand mass transport in botany, but now I want to, so maybe I'll...

Yea I figured it could not really play a role, thanks. It's a bit too late for that water starvation, but I'll remember that for the next round.

Perhaps I can recruit some werewolves for that. We can do a bowl and have a chat meanwhile.

So I need to finally cut my plants. All of them. And I need to do it now. I've read online that one should do that in the morning before intense light hits the plants to maximize quality. Is there any real merit to that? Like, has it been studied, and what's the consensus here about it? Asking...

Hey, thanks for everybody! I'm quite stressed with other stuf and I'll be reviewing this thread later and give everyone a proper reply. Just chiming in to show my aopreciation before I'll have the time to dig into this again.

Oh now it's coming together, like yes, there's absolute yield and there's yield over time. Like the true measure for success is yield for resource use over time if I got you right. That's wise thinking. Now there's a problem with temps I'm facing that will only get better like in September if...

Oh yeah, there's a bunch of interconnected parameters. As you said, how I do this depends on me, so I'm here teying to find out how does that depend on me lol. Just now I have one goal in mind - maximal bud growth with controlled veg growth in as few colas as can be justified.

Hum sorry, I have a bit of troubles following, I need to ask some stuff. I'm not used to this specific vocabulary. What do you mean by reducing the number of requests for each root crop? I had a look and roor crop means someting like potatoes and carrots? (yea my English is not at native level)...

I can get seeds from a local supplier and I'm planning to go for 3 plants as 4 seems a bit too much for this tent, at least for bushy ones. Cloning would be awesome, I'd them all as one fenotype. Unfortunately I think I need to leave that for the future. Anyway, mlw and wide is what I'm gonna...

Thanks, this is exactly what I want to do! will read that and I'll be back wirh questions if anything relevant was left unclear and I can't resolve that on my own.

Thanks! I'm considering scrogging for the next one as I might grow sativas that will not fit there unless trained. That said, I grow Lemon Pie autos now and the grew very bushy and short and filled my entire tent without any training, but they're 50/50 autos so not sativas. What I'm trying to...

This is something I rarely see, intersting!

Hi farmers, I'm slowly gathering information for my next grow that hopefully will teach me a bunch. On this one I'm hoping to get my feet wet with handling the plants in such way that they produce an even canopy with controlled number of bigger colas roughly the same size without sacrificing...