Dirtbag
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Hoping you can offer me some advice! I started with auto (first batch ever) and have learned the hard way it’s usually a small yeild and small plants. Wanted to grow medicinal quality as I’m fighting cancer... I went with F seeds this time around. I haven’t planted them yet as I’m waiting for the last 3 auto flowers to finish.they honestly look like little midget plants! Can you please recommend what type of soil and nutrients that you used on your babies? You look absolutely gorgeous and full. Mine have not been very full at all. I’ll attach a picture of my babies right now but I would love to know what you do to make your eyes look so beautiful. The ones posted I’m showing are autos. But my next batch will be feminized. Started out in organic soil and added back guano and some potassium throughout each feeding.... would love to know what you use!!!! Also looking forward to learning how to net. Any advice or help you can offer is so so so appreciate it. Keep up the good work man and #fuckcancer
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Dude they are def chugging with the big pot up pot. Gonna be a good pull for sure. Haven't even seen violator in a good min. I always love how the different genetic pockets pop up based on location. So cool. Now where is that old blockhead from them parts.....
It's funny I did the exact opposite thing last round. I'm a whole plant hanger and dry trimmer. Wet trimmed it last round and broke the racks back out. Back to dry trimming for me. I'm gonna bet it isn't gonna jive with ya. That is my professional opinion or at least what the cards and crystals told me from my last reading.
Any noticable difference in finished bud quality? Taste? Smell?
Yeah it takes a little longer on the cure it seems like. Also a lot more shake in the bags. My guess is dry trimming all of the shake will kind of flake off when trimming. Wet trimming it seems to come off in the bags. Honestly with the times on the screens before it went in bags its not any shorter on total time. Trimming was quicker wet but had to stay on the screens longer.
Right on.. I might do a hybrid approach and wet trim on the stem and hang the branches. I've done that before and it wasnt too tedious. I just dread the though of trimming dry buds wrapped in sticky trim leaves..
Yeah, I've been meaning to grab some screened trays one of these days. Who knows.. Its still 5 weeks away so I'll probably flip flop back and forth on how to do it a few times before making up my mind. Do you guys remove anything before hanging? My one buddy who dry trims removes every leaf that has a visible stem but he leaves everything else. Everyone else I know wet trims. Honestly it's probably born of the fact that most growers I know have large to extra large grows, and wet trimming is just faster with machines and a few fast trimmers cleaning up the tops. I've literally seen 3 girls process an entire 80 light 20x40' flower room with 200 plants in 3 x 8 hour days with one machine, one person stripping plants and running the machine and two chicks trimming. That's trimmed, racks hung and pots dumped, room clean. Crazy how fast trimmers get when that's all they do for work.
But the more I research it and think about it, I can see there being a good reason for dry trimming in terms of finished quality.
Right on.. I might do a hybrid approach and wet trim on the stem and hang the branches. I've done that before and it wasnt too tedious. I just dread the though of trimming dry buds wrapped in sticky trim leaves..
How does that do in the winter up where you are? Heater or are the lights enough?Shed life all the way.
How does that do in the winter up where you are? Heater or are the lights enough?
XDIn BC it rarely ever drops below freezing so it's not too difficult
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mannnn you should come on out to the kootenays in December :)))))
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