Ecompost
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yarp lol
yarp lolI know I'm late, but if mixing 5 products it's a pain for you, don't buy AN; they have more than 5 products to mix lol.
And I agree with @DemonTrich , Big Mike is fake as fuck IMO.
I think it's a regional thing, not a grower thing. IIRC @Ecompost is British. Cracking=good.im new to this so what do you mean by "cracking"? and ty for your response!
There. We. GO. This is also some very old knowledge, and it is VAST. I'm only *just* beginning to learn about lactofermentation of foods and the Koreans seem to have written the book.always happy to help mate, look up Korean Natural Farming to get free nutrients made by you from supermarket stuff
Its works brother makes some. FaaaRosty nugs! I run 4-26 watt reptisun in my gerdenlooks awesome awesome!!i want some!
ive been running uvb for the last 3days going for another 4days then flushing for 3days. i looked today and have noticed my tric heads fatten up like crazy! only a few but this uvb tip is great!
Its works brother makes some. FaaaRosty nugs! I run 4-26 watt reptisun in my gerden
Very nice , some FaaaRosty flower ther broI took these today. will take better pics tonight when lights are back on. im waiting for more amber not seein any just 1 here and there but i think im starting my 3-4day flush tomorrow!
Very nice , some FaaaRosty flower ther bro
If she is still growing white pistols & drinking water give her some days she'll let you know, keep a eye out for nanners ! Just infothanks man. im debating my flush. my trics look pretty good but my last pic of my northern I feel needs more time. I need to get a better scope. those jewelers scope SUCK!
thanks buddy. whats nannos?If she is still growing white pistols & drinking water give her some days she'll let you know, keep a eye out for nanners ! Just info
Nanners are little yellowing banana looking pods that a female plant will produce at the end of her life cycle to reproducethanks buddy. whats nannos?
Nanners are little yellowing banana looking pods that a female plant will produce at the end of her life cycle to reproduce
They will polinate your plant & other females in the room! Time to chopis that a bad thing because I notice some on the bud I was afraid it was seeds but its not i fig it was just part of the plant
thanks buddy. whats nannos?
Righteous, thank you mdkyA last ditch effort to preserve its genetics by pollinating itself. Can happen if there are light leaks too. I find jenners when I'm right at the end of flower sometimes. Just lick your fingers, pinch them off and remove from the environment. If you have plants that are at different stages of flower it's sometimes good to just pull a plant that's showing jenners at the end of its cycle. One or two jenners are manageable but if there are a lot it's not worth the risk. They do take a while to mature to the point of spilling pollen. But I think it's only a couple of days I'm not sure.
Nanners are little yellowing banana looking pods that a female plant will produce at the end of her life cycle to reproduce
ugh wtf! thanks guys!!!They will polinate your plant & other females in the room! Time to chop
so when i see these my buds a ripe & good for drying?
I pinched the saying! I am only half Brit, I am Estonian the other side, but we all speak English and I spend literally half my time in the UK., With only about 1.4million people in Estonia, its not a very well travelled language , but yes, Cracking when you see me say it, means its very good, or its cracking ie splitting apart as in the dictionary sense of the word. Contect will ensure which of the two is meant I am sure. :-)I think it's a regional thing, not a grower thing. IIRC @Ecompost is British. Cracking=good.
And if you're ever over there, DON'T CALL IT A FANNY PACK! :D
There. We. GO. This is also some very old knowledge, and it is VAST. I'm only *just* beginning to learn about lactofermentation of foods and the Koreans seem to have written the book.
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