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Lol I can't even toss it up for potm. Soo beautiful. Frame that pic and hang it on the wall brother.
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Dirtbag
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Decided to treat myself to something different while I wait for the crop to dry and cure.
Ordered up some biscotti and ninja fruit and got a few free samples. Also ordered a half oz of gold seal hash that should be here tomorrow. Wtf not.
This biscotti is something else. Wow is it ever nice.
Ordered up some biscotti and ninja fruit and got a few free samples. Also ordered a half oz of gold seal hash that should be here tomorrow. Wtf not.
This biscotti is something else. Wow is it ever nice.
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Biscotti
Ninja fruit
Ninja fruit
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im thinking when i grow my two future 1’s from anesia i’ll add two biscotti from Don avalanche.,
good to hear, you like!!
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Damn fine looking!
great job brother!
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I didn't grow these, my buddy did. And yeah they're unreal, he does such a nice job with his plants.Damn fine looking!
great job brother!
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Some primoJust nice, chunky buds everywhere.. little secondary branch top. They aren't enormous, but very, very nice structure, smell and appearance. Bag appeal for days.
Smells like skunk and rotting fruit in here right now in the most amazing way.
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outstanding.
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Thanks MrGT!
I uncovered and fired up the AC to keep the drying room cool. Dialed in at 15c/60f and 60-65RH.
Also doing one with roots intact because why not. See if I notice any difference.
I uncovered and fired up the AC to keep the drying room cool. Dialed in at 15c/60f and 60-65RH.
Also doing one with roots intact because why not. See if I notice any difference.
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What’s your plan for the flower? I know your trimming methods with leaving some sugar leaves.
mids and lowers look good too. Should have lots for some bubble?
mids and lowers look good too. Should have lots for some bubble?
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Hey Dirt did you use any silica throughout the grow with those uni slabs , if so what brand ?
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I'll likely use the trim for making capsules. I've been buying my hash lately, I've found a decent source for the quality I like at a reasonable price so it's just easier to buy it.What’s your plan for the flower? I know your trimming methods with leaving some sugar leaves.
mids and lowers look good too. Should have lots for some bubble?
The flower will be dried for a couple weeks at 60/60 then removed from the branches, cleaned up a bit and cured in totes for a few weeks. Then it all gets bagged in foodsaver bags with air purged out of them using Co2, 2 oz of bud per package, then frozen in 3 gallon ice cream pails.
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I used CannaMax Labs Potassium silicate up to week 6 of flower, then switched to potassium hydroxide for the last 4 weeks.Hey Dirt did you use any silica throughout the grow with those uni slabs , if so what brand ?
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Nice grow Dirtbag, nice finish, I too prefer those lotsa rock hard nugs over the arm length colas everyone is chasing.
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Thanks , do you know what the NPK is on that , is like 0-0-3 or something , by the way very nice grow.I used CannaMax Labs Potassium silicate up to week 6 of flower, then switched to potassium hydroxide for the last 4 weeks.
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I'm not sure, it's like glue... apparently 50% pure potassium silicate whatever that means.Thanks , do you know what the NPK is on that , is like 0-0-3 or something , by the way very nice grow
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Sitting comfy in the drying room. It's warm out today, mid to high 20's celcius so it's nice to have the AC to keep things under control.
Min/Max shows some humidity fluctuation but that's normal in the first few days. Every time I check my hygros they're right around 60 though.
Looking good.
Min/Max shows some humidity fluctuation but that's normal in the first few days. Every time I check my hygros they're right around 60 though.
Looking good.
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How are you watering? By hand or some automation?So why Unislabs? Several reasons. They drain better than hugos, and plants develop a strong healthy root system in the delta block first, which In my mind is key.
What this allows is almost immediately giving them daily feeds. I can daily feed straight from transplant into the delta, and I can daily feed the same day I put them on the unislabs. Because the delta block is elevated above the slab yet in contact with it, it loses its saturated zone, meaning the waterings will never drown the roots. Instead the roots can explore the saturated slab as they see fit. And boy do they ever..
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My next project is making a proper drying room. My stuff drys too fast. I'm looking for an old / used grow tent to isolate it and try to create a 64 f @ 62% environment. Without a air conditioner that's going to be tough here over the next few months. Any suggestions on how to go cheap but effective. I'm all over DIY cheap.Sitting comfy in the drying room. It's warm out today, mid to high 20's celcius so it's nice to have the AC to keep things under control.
Min/Max shows some humidity fluctuation but that's normal in the first few days. Every time I check my hygros they're right around 60 though.
Looking good.
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By hand at first, then I use a pump and irrigation manifold on a timer by the time I'm multiple feeds per dayHow are you watering? By hand or some automation?
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My next project is making a proper drying room. My stuff drys too fast. I'm looking for an old / used grow tent to isolate it and try to create a 64 f @ 62% environment. Without a air conditioner that's going to be tough here over the next few months. Any suggestions on how to go cheap but effective. I'm all over DIY cheap.
I've made chillers before by putting a tub of antifreeze in a deep freezer and pumping it through the wall of the freezer, then through an old radiator with a fan blowing on it. Basically a heat exchanger. The antifreeze just recirculates back to the tub in the freezer and the pump is controlled by an itc-308.
Cheapest and easiest is just look for a used window shaker AC. Ive seen them go for under a hundred bucks locally.
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