Madmax
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They look good Jeff..firm ,sponge lIke but not compact
They look good Jeff..firm ,sponge lIke but not compactI got my lady a new camera, as shes been wanting to learn photography, and for our business as well, made a lot of sense. Still got a lot to learn as we have always done simple point and shoot / cell phone types...and this is a legit / multi lense mirrorless so steep curve...
But she did a large photo shoot with the Haole Moonshine #16 -
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I did enjoy growing, but now its become a headache. I dont know what to blame all my issues on honestly, I litterally throw away about half of my weed. I could extract it but I dont like smoking extracts. Ill stick to it and chalk it all up as I cant read them properly yet. I want to switch to coco/drip, I want to do lots of things, but atm, honestly I just want to see how your cuts do in a comparable RDWC. Like if you go RDWC and you start running into issues in a perfect environment, with perfect cuts, then its like, perhaps I should stop trying to make it work, and do what works? Im just wondering if its my cuts, my environment, or my hydro system. How long you think you will have until your putting your cuts into a hydro system?
They look good Jeff..firm ,sponge lIke but not compact
Something to look out for is the res temps. Its not so much the temperature that is ran, but the change in water temps. I have noticed that when I top off, it lowers the res temp by like 8 degrees. From 72 down to like 68f. I also noticed when lights go out in the winter, the res temps drop from 72f down to like 66f. If your running 15 degrees cooler at nights, its going to be very hard to keep a stable res temp. Chillers work great and so do heaters, air pumps also work great. Im just saying, if I had my way, every tote would have a heater and a chiller, set to 72f, but its economically dumb to do that. Once you start pumping electricity into your system, well coco drip seems so much more affordable. Im not saying the drastic change in res temps is causing alot of my issues, but I have yet to rule it out. With no air pump, no heater and no chiller, the water in the tote will get very very warm, then when lights off, the temp drops. I know you say you like the drop in temps for the plant, and ill agree, yet as for the roots, i dunno, I really want to say thats the cause of most of my issues. Anywho, just food for thought, better give ya the info than not give it to ya.Im hoping my next cycle in the gorilla grow tent will be in the new RDWC system...My current run just flipped, and this is a breeding cycle...so likely 8-9 weeks till harvest, then will clean the livin shit outta the tent to get all pollen / any pests spores etc out, then setup the new system...Im currently working with @Aqua Man to get all my parts together and built before then...
Something to look out for is the res temps. Its not so much the temperature that is ran, but the change in water temps. I have noticed that when I top off, it lowers the res temp by like 8 degrees. From 72 down to like 68f. I also noticed when lights go out in the winter, the res temps drop from 72f down to like 66f. If your running 15 degrees cooler at nights, its going to be very hard to keep a stable res temp. Chillers work great and so do heaters, air pumps also work great. Im just saying, if I had my way, every tote would have a heater and a chiller, set to 72f, but its economically dumb to do that. Once you start pumping electricity into your system, well coco drip seems so much more affordable. Im not saying the drastic change in res temps is causing alot of my issues, but I have yet to rule it out. With no air pump, no heater and no chiller, the water in the tote will get very very warm, then when lights off, the temp drops. I know you say you like the drop in temps for the plant, and ill agree, yet as for the roots, i dunno, I really want to say thats the cause of most of my issues. Anywho, just food for thought, better give ya the info than not give it to ya.
What strains are you running bro? Good luck on the Christmas raffle!I just received my packs yesterday. I'm looking forward to turning out some fire. @Dragonsflame was super generous with the freebies too!
That Christmas raffle looks amazing. I don't usually have a lot of luck in things like that but coincidently the strain I'm running right now was the result of winning a raffle from Seedsman lol. I have a thread going now for my Purple Ghost Candy grow. Please feel free to drop by and provide feedback if you see room for improvement!What strains are you running bro? Good luck on the Christmas raffle!
I see your thread over there. You're plants are looking great.I'm running the Mac Dragon right now and it appears to be an amazing strain, can't wait to see her finish.
Just look at the vegetation on the Mac.I'm running the Mac Dragon right now and it appears to be an amazing strain, can't wait to see her finish.
Hell yeah!my next release will be coming up jan 15th...and will be the haole moonshine. a total of 91 packs will be dropped, and thats all there is! My last major project from hawaii, and combines 2 of my best lines, the blackberry moonshine bx1 x modified macberry moonshine.
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