Bilber
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Hey @budsofgeorgia ......it is lower than a regular Bic.....
Very much appreciate it! Yeah, I just use my phone for all but the trichomes shots. I have an S22Ultra and I use the Pro Mode so I can manually change the shutter speeds, ISO, etc. I either use my black tent as a backdrop or a black cloth. Mostly it's camera settings, less harsh lighting, and at the right angles so the right reflects away from the camera. This allows you to capture the colors and. It the reflection of the lights.I'll look back at some pictures of my Rainbow Belts x Okie and also my current Frostette grow, I don't remember seeing the leaf curls on those and why I didn't think it was an Okie thing. Then again you, @Mikedin and I all have the leaf curls on our Okies but Mike and I both had low RH as well so who knows lol.
I'll pop over to Trustfalls thread and ask him.
@Zer0Tolerance
You by far get best photos!
What is your secret to those amazing pictures? Are you using a phone to take them?
I always have problems capturing the traits I want to show in my pictures, I can see it plain as day with my own eyes but my pictures don't show what I want.
Tuesday September 3rd update: watering today no nutrients yet. 2 very different looking phenos. I’m going to top and do LST soon maybe next week. Strain-Bubblegum sherb (photoperiod) Medium- Ffof. Nutrients- Cronk synthetic View attachment 2264841View attachment 2264842
You always got the dank pics brother!Very much appreciate it! Yeah, I just use my phone for all but the trichomes shots. I have an S22Ultra and I use the Pro Mode so I can manually change the shutter speeds, ISO, etc. I either use my black tent as a backdrop or a black cloth. Mostly it's camera settings, less harsh lighting, and at the right angles so the right reflects away from the camera. This allows you to capture the colors and. It the reflection of the lights.
Appreciate it man. I value the photography aspect of it as much as the growing. They're equally therapeutic for me. I'm just glad phone cameras are good enough these days that I don't need to pull out the bigger standalone cameras. More fun with a small phone.You always got the dank pics brother!
That's what I have, the S22 Ultra. I'll have to start playing around with it.Very much appreciate it! Yeah, I just use my phone for all but the trichomes shots. I have an S22Ultra and I use the Pro Mode so I can manually change the shutter speeds, ISO, etc. I either use my black tent as a backdrop or a black cloth. Mostly it's camera settings, less harsh lighting, and at the right angles so the right reflects away from the camera. This allows you to capture the colors and. It the reflection of the lights.
Yup sounds like something 20 year ago me would sayMan didn’t miss a beat
Awesome! Are you going to keep track of it on a thread? Would love to follow that progress!So somebody here said something about copper? Well, funny thing, I had these come up on my Amazon Vine (Vine is an exclusive, invite-only "club" of reviewers who get to order certain things made available to us, for "free" (have to pay tax value on shit we order) in exchange for an honest review) anyway, these - www.amazon.com/dp/B0D5CG2GWZ?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
And not knowing a whole lot about electroculture in the first place, I went down that rabbit hole a little bit
It's not new, at all. Been around for a long time, but kinda swept under the rug of commercial fertilizers. I'm always down for taking the road leas traveled. I'll give it a shot, why not? What could it hurt? And since I got these for "free" shit, might as well!
And you could use a divining rod as a moisture meter.
Is it really about "electricity" or simply a form of copper amendment? If so, why not just toss some pennies in your soil? What is supplying the current for this alleged "electroculture"? Would'nt a metal with higher electrical conductivity be more effective? If so, why don't people use that?
They make these soil warmers that you can bury in your pots to maintain a higher soil temp in colder climates or a winter greenhouse. Works the same as an electric blanket by running a low voltage electrical current thru the wires. Wouldn't those grow bigger better plants too?
It's my 1GC plant so yep!Awesome! Are you going to keep track of it on a thread? Would love to follow that progress!
copy that! Sounds goodIt's my 1GC plant so yep!
OMG i'm so tempted to have another kittenMissing 1 , but here's his brother and sisters....
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