[nowthenourkid]

 

[nowthenourkid]

Thanks for the advice
I've put 3 of the clones outside, left 2 in the grow room.
You can't beat advice off someone who's been there, Google is handy but you can't take it as gospel.

 

[Coconutz]

Thanks for the advice
I've put 3 of the clones outside, left 2 in the grow room.
You can't beat advice off someone who's been there, Google is handy but you can't take it as gospel.

How are your clones getting on bro?

 

[Slutbutt]

I use fermented hardwood Ash to feed along with some of my urine depending on what I have available and what the plants needs are all of these different lines that I have going through my collection they feed so differently and I'll give you an example running a purist indica and original New York City Diesel line or a chem line as opposed to an equatorial sativa feeding wise. The reason I mention this is because my jug got low and there was residual mixed up Ash I think and my wife watered one of the plants and it burnt it a little bit so I learned a very valuable lesson from that but it recovered well and we'll still try to let it run its course. One thing that stands out to me is me being 53 years old and forgetting about apical pruning when I start because I by the time we get four to six nodes on these they're usually hitting a really big growth spurt and I had forgotten I've been lazy

 

[Slutbutt]

She's my burnt hag and i love her!

 

[nowthenourkid]

How are your clones getting on bro?

Hi
How are your plants doing?
My outdoor guerilla grow hasn't worked out, no sign of the plants, first year they never survived
The 5 cuttings I took from the HH, 2 in the grow room on 12/12 no change really,might have grown a tiny bit. The 3 outside have struggled, a few cold nights then heavy rain for days. 2 withered away and one holding on. Next time I take cuttings I will have a tiny grow room in a wardrobe, just the light, no extraction.
16/8 light. Just to start them off then into the grow room under the stairs. I think nearly all would survive.
At least taking the cuttings and planting them has given me the confidence/experience, which will be useful in the future.

 

[painfree]

Here is my modest mints https://hokuseedco.com/shop#!/Modest-Mints-12-F-Seeds/p/729300313 12/12 from seed without her tops. Effects are still going four hours in Bluey by Hoku seeds sneaked in also.

 

[yungrowz]

This is a very cool thread but looks like a bunch of members are no longer posting?

 

[painfree]

Getting meds in three months is why my tent is 12/12 forever. Also use full for seed runs which doesn't have to include the whole plant just a branch.

 

[nowthenourkid]

Hi Painfree
For seeds are you putting pollen on one bud and putting in a paper bag?

 

[painfree]

Yes I am.

 

[cpurola]

This is a very cool thread but looks like a bunch of members are no longer posting?

Some of us are growing outdoors, so are kinda focused on that. I do have some that I started the end of June, and some the end of July. Experimental grows for sure.
June, MosDope, Project 4616, RS11 x Okie

July, Berry Blues.

 

[yungrowz]

Well thats understandable. So where you are, is the daylight hours close to 12 or 13hrs now?

 

[cpurola]

Well thats understandable. So where you are, is the daylight hours close to 12 or 13hrs now?

Google says we have 13 hours and 52 mins. of light. Southeast Michigan.
Okay, now ask me a hard question. LOL

 

[yungrowz]

That darn Google knows everything

 

[MercDod]

Google says we have 13 hours and 52 mins. of light. Southeast Michigan.
Okay, now ask me a hard question. LOL

Is that how many hours of plant perceivable light or sunrise to sunset?

 

[cpurola]

Is that how many hours of plant perceivable light or sunrise to sunset?

Hmmmm, what is plant perceivable light? Wrong question, what's the difference?

 

[MercDod]

Sunrise-to-sunset time marks geometric daylight, but plant-perceivable light extends 15 to 20 minutes longer before dawn and after dusk. Plants detect civil twilight through photoreceptors like phytochromes, meaning their true biological day (photoperiod) is roughly 30 to 40 minutes longer than the sun's time above the horizon ?

Was just wondering.

 

[yungrowz]

Good to know!! Thx

 

[cpurola]

Sunrise-to-sunset time marks geometric daylight, but plant-perceivable light extends 15 to 20 minutes longer before dawn and after dusk. Plants detect civil twilight through photoreceptors like phytochromes, meaning their true biological day (photoperiod) is roughly 30 to 40 minutes longer than the sun's time above the horizon ?

Was just wondering.

So, what, if anything, would trees on the east side of a garden do to the plant's perceived light? Would it cut the plant's visible or perceived light?
Growing outdoors has too many variables. LOL