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Yeah, they're cute. Next time they'll be big bushes or full flat canopy. Haven't decided yet. Leaning towards mainlining.
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Yeah, they're cute. Next time they'll be big bushes or full flat canopy. Haven't decided yet. Leaning towards mainlining.
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Great shots!
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Great shots!
Thanks.
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Grow Log 1/19/19
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Cut the Chocolate Nepal just now. She was done. All she was doing was attracting fungus gnats. I saw the top calyces we're beginning to crack open and that was what I was looking for anyway. Her trichs still look to be in good shape so I got her right in time to still be smokable.
Cut the Chocolate Nepal just now. She was done. All she was doing was attracting fungus gnats. I saw the top calyces we're beginning to crack open and that was what I was looking for anyway. Her trichs still look to be in good shape so I got her right in time to still be smokable.
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Awesome job bubba!Grow Log 1/19/19
Cut the Chocolate Nepal just now. She was done. All she was doing was attracting fungus gnats. I saw the top calyces we're beginning to crack open and that was what I was looking for anyway. Her trichs still look to be in good shape so I got her right in time to still be smokable.
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Awesome job bubba!
Thanks brother. Hope she has a good chunk of beans on her. Still can't tell but she wears em tight. I found a half formed surface seed. In the few seconds it took to get it loose my fingertips were wet with resin. Those pineapples are hard and juicy. Like it's mother, it's by far, the most resinous weed I've ever come across.
I love it. Absolutely beautimus.
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One more to go and my electric bill will be back to normal. Almost harvested the last one early just so I could shut off the lights and heater finally. But I had to let her finish first. That's always a good idea, hehe.
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Grow Log 1/20/19
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Wow man. Didn’t check your journal for a week or so and bam! Haha looking amazing over there brother
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Wow man. Didn’t check your journal for a week or so and bam! Haha looking amazing over there brother
Thanks
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Just smoked a bowl of the Banana Ice Cream #4. Whoah!, oooph, potent. I smoke a lot of good weed and I'm still really lit right now. I gotta let my BIC go longer this year for the chronic effect. Good to know this strain gets this strong if picked right. It's tasty good even with it being as green as it is. Very fruity.
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Wow looking good bro, love the colours you have there.
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Wow looking good bro, love the colours you have there.
Thanks.
They were pretty but I'd like to slow that purple/red down a bit next time. The cold was a mother to overcome.
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Just tried the Chocolate Nepal. Tasted like drinking Pinesol from a leather shoe. Looks like I've got a true creeper here. The first 5-10min was clear and sharp like good LSD. 20min later I'm sitting there going f^^^^^^^ck, like my body weighed 500lbs. It's rollin in stronger and stronger by the minute. This definitely isn't something I want to smoke while driving. I bet it would make some wicked edibles. Surely gonna to save some of this for rosin.
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I bet your trailer smells wicked..bet you get some strange stares when you go into town
smellin like you been in a cheech & chong smokathon or dope factory haha..
Love that blunt :smoking:
smellin like you been in a cheech & chong smokathon or dope factory haha..
Love that blunt :smoking:
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I bet your trailer smells wicked..bet you get some strange stares when you go into town
smellin like you been in a cheech & chong smokathon or dope factory haha..
Love that blunt :smoking:
Nah, everyone around here smells like pot. I don't stink like it anyway. I put freshly laundered clothes and cologne on when I go into town. I only smell like a dirty hippie at home.
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Haha..i do lol...fuck em..when im in a line at checkout in store i sligtly raise my voice and
say...can you smell petrol..gets em every time haha
say...can you smell petrol..gets em every time haha
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Haha..i do lol...fuck em..when im in a line at checkout in store i sligtly raise my voice and
say...can you smell petrol..gets em every time haha
Yeah, that would get em here too cause they'd be distracted trying to figure out WTF you're talking about. We call it gas or fuel here. It's only called petrol at BP stations. Hahaha.
When the trimmers would migrate into town, they're the ones that STANK LOUD. They never bath so they're coated in the sick sweet odor of fresh flower resin mixed with BO. They smell like someone wiped an a$$hole with pachuli. Even their kids stink of old weed. The worst stink that floats off em comes from their sh*t locked hair.
Haven't seen any in a while. They must've moved outta state to find work since Cali went legal.
I don't really miss the gypsy trimmers. It's not that they're bad people. They just come off kinda stupid rude cause they got no social graces, and their kids tend to be outta control little sh*ts.
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Anyone driving resistance controlled or PWM computer fans in their grow?
I need better ventilation for my tent this summer and I have a lot of spare computer fans. All of them are static pressure fans that move large volumes of air unlike the traditional high airspeed fans. This is a useful property when breeding because no air is being blown directly on the plants and there's little noticeable air movement in the in the tent. The pollen drops straight down and only goes where I want it to.
I also want to do some indoor plants. If I can, I'll be using Noctua fans. They run near silent. The white fan is a high end 140mm off an NZXT Kraken CPU cooler. The brown fan is a Noctua 140mm Redux.
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It's the knotches on the trailing blade edge that help prevent cavitation and quiet the fan by redirecting sound. My big 200mm Thermaltke has the same design and double ball bearings as the Noctua.
I need some sort of stand alone PWM controller for them. Might have to build it but I'd rather buy a prebuilt.
I need better ventilation for my tent this summer and I have a lot of spare computer fans. All of them are static pressure fans that move large volumes of air unlike the traditional high airspeed fans. This is a useful property when breeding because no air is being blown directly on the plants and there's little noticeable air movement in the in the tent. The pollen drops straight down and only goes where I want it to.
I also want to do some indoor plants. If I can, I'll be using Noctua fans. They run near silent. The white fan is a high end 140mm off an NZXT Kraken CPU cooler. The brown fan is a Noctua 140mm Redux.
View attachment 20190121_070504.mp4
It's the knotches on the trailing blade edge that help prevent cavitation and quiet the fan by redirecting sound. My big 200mm Thermaltke has the same design and double ball bearings as the Noctua.
I need some sort of stand alone PWM controller for them. Might have to build it but I'd rather buy a prebuilt.
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