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Just seems like trying to aerate 4" of water in the bottom of a bucket wouldn't be very effective.
Just seems like trying to aerate 4" of water in the bottom of a bucket wouldn't be very effective.I'm not sure what your asking exactly but brewing one gallon of tea in a five gallon bucket is fine.
Nelz can take care of the sexual gratuetys but yeah is that real RKS .For the record if u have a confirmed cut of rks I'd gladly offer you a solid hand job and anything I have for a cut. Lol. Nothing gay about that statement.
Just seems like trying to aerate 4" of water in the bottom of a bucket wouldn't be very effective.
My next run is gonna be 3 monstercropping plants, take one at 7-8, one at 9, and one at 11 weeks, if all goes to plan. They are ready to be thrown in now to keep them short, but I have to adjust my light so it is perpendicular to the rectangular door area it was in. Got it all mylar'd now :)I've never heard of that, but it's certainly resourceful lol.
If those numbers were realistic, yes. So, if you are speaking theoretically, you can use that to gauge harvest time.
I don't think you are going to run into that problem though. I have not grown hundreds of strains like many people here. But in the few dozen or so that I have run, I have yet to find a single one that finishes in anything less than 70, +/- 2 days. I'm sure there are some that are ready to be cut on day 57, but I haven't seen it.
It's just my educated guess - your week 7 stuff is nowhere near ripe. & if i recall correctly, the rate that thc increases is non-linear. Your week 9 stuff will be far more potent. I think that plant wants 11 weeks. If I end up getting a hold of it, I'm betting the optimal cut down date would be 77 days.
But with the two week window, 9 weeks might be right...who knows...
Fun, Fun, Fun!!
I'm unsure why your plans are to take the plants early and late. Why not take them at the optimum time. The plant will let yo know when she is ready.My next run is gonna be 3 monstercropping plants, take one at 7-8, one at 9, and one at 11 weeks, if all goes to plan. They are ready to be thrown in now to keep them short, but I have to adjust my light so it is perpendicular to the rectangular door area it was in. Got it all mylar'd now :)
also any idea how i would go about getting an electrician that is "cool"....you know what i mean...Obvi I am not gonna have some random company man over and me pull out like 10 cannabis plants...lol...i would hide the plants and say i like growing veggies indoors...but still, ya know what they will be thinking....Im thinking I should deff get a guy that does work himself versus getting some big company...i just need to make sure i get someone who knows what they are doing....hmmmm this will not be easy
Any tips on making small batches of tea?
I've been doing bucket(5 gal) brews for my outdoor but now I just need to make a gal for my indoor
Should I get a smaller bucket and airstone?
@SeaF0ur
Itching to pop your jihad purp X sour bubble, wanna get a few more ducks lined up first
Any notes on these??
The vessel you choose to use is the least important thing bro. If you want to brew the tea in a work boot you can. It simply doesn't matter to the microbes. They are going to live and eat regardless of where they are. So if u don't want to use a five gallon bucket don't. U can brew one gallon of tea in a one gallon jug hell u can brew it in your hands if u can stand still long enough. Lol. Don't over think it man. Do what's most convenient for you.Just seems like trying to aerate 4" of water in the bottom of a bucket wouldn't be very effective.
The vessel you choose to use is the least important thing bro. If you want to brew the tea in a work boot you can. It simply doesn't matter to the microbes. They are going to live and eat regardless of where they are. So if u don't want to use a five gallon bucket don't. U can brew one gallon of tea in a one gallon jug hell u can brew it in your hands if u can stand still long enough. Lol. Don't over think it man. Do what's most convenient for you.
Just a pic of the tent tonight before and after feeding and rotating....plus 2 pics of how crazy diff the strains are inside my tent this run....
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fuck thats gold very much like our suburbs that house NEW Australians thanks bro i needed that laugh . 46 yrs and i aint dead yet lol. my torrent just finishedI got a torrent goin now... watch it tonight...
if its bad, I'm blaming you for the waste of time....
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Ned, you're gonna die whilst everyone else is ganna be puzzled...
I got a buddy who's a straya cunt.... he seems to think its quite accurate
Road kills a unicorn , old school true skunk that stinks and has the stone to match . skunks of today cant hold a candle .Question from a true foreign alien: what's the appeal of the Road Kill Skunk, the stink that makes people think it's great? Kind of like with crystals, color, "dankness", with people who do not understand much and go for appearance? Because I remember every once in a while a tourist would come and share some "skunk" and I didn't think it was such great a high, just stupefying with some mental acivity but nothing epic.
That may be true but either way bacteria will live eat and multiply. So be it a tall skinny container or a low wide container it will work. Container isn't something one should be concerned with. Also not disagreeing with you but I'd bet the difference is minimal. If it holds water and said water can be agitated the tea will be fine.mi think we all ten to way over think everything. I know I've said it ten million times keep it simple on every level.The main point of this is to not overthink it. But tnelz technically container does matter, higher surface area of water gives higher o2 levels :)
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