Stumpy420
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I'm going to worms way to spend a small bit of money on some new toys.. give me some more ideas besides a microscope lol
few shots of room coming along . most of the itchy scratchy brown stuff is done and apart from one wall witch im waiting on the tin . its ready for the white panda film and the goodies .View attachment 560110 View attachment 560111 View attachment 560112 View attachment 560113
the bit where the table is sitting is the veg work area .
Hey so listen to how weird this is. So about a week before my girls went into flower (which they've been in for 28 days) I took out 3 males and put them in my garage which is not currently in use with a car. Just this morning I went in there to grab something and noticed that the plants look alive and happy! Just as good as if they were under a light!?!? How is this even possible?!? It's been a month!
Do you keep that in the same room as the ladies even if they are flowering? Or do you take that box out just to be safe?It depends on your size of enclosed airspace... I had a touch of mold where my plants were too big and pressed hard to the plastic, so I upgraded again... I now have 3 120mm fans and 2 ≈ 120mm holes for fresh air intake. Everything is filtered by standard HVAC air handler filters with a Micro Particle Performance Rating @ 1000 MPR... I beefed up the foam rubber gasket as the old one was thin and tore a lil easy, and the pins you see are drilled through the plastic rims and stab dead center through the gasket keeping everything in place... you can knock the side of it and it all moves as one piece never breaking the gasket seal....
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fans get wired in parallels, not series... the A/C adapter must match voltage and exceed the amperage draw.
I originally picked a 12v 1500ma(1.5A) adapter for one fan @ 12v 200ma... I now have 3 fans using 12v and pulling a total of ≈ 600ma... therefore, I could double to 6 fans and my adapter would still work....
ok so my plants are only 3 weeks into flower and with my new microscope I found out that the trichomes are 99% cloudy. I found a couple clear ones so I know what cleat looks like.. definitely don't have any weight on them yet. they are clones taken in flower so could that be a factor? I just know there is absolutely no way I'm chopping them yet. why would they be cloudy by week 3?
They could just been a little runted and sending mixed signals. With flowering clones those could be old trichomes that are decaying from when it was initially flowered. Another idea is that perhaps it's just slow to flower and as more calyx form, with them will come fresh young trichs and they form layers of old and new trichs like an onion.ok so my plants are only 3 weeks into flower and with my new microscope I found out that the trichomes are 99% cloudy. I found a couple clear ones so I know what cleat looks like.. definitely don't have any weight on them yet. they are clones taken in flower so could that be a factor? I just know there is absolutely no way I'm chopping them yet. why would they be cloudy by week 3?
We are also forcing the females to work harder by making sure they don't get pollinated, but yeah, the baby carriers usually deal with the brunt of reproductive load...I had a male in an empty tent that survived off of window light while flowering for over a month. It did eventually start to lose its flowers and many did not open and died shortly after their appearance. My guess is that the cost of reproduction of a cannabis plant is higher in females than in males. Dudes throw little thin flower branches and stamen that can spread pollen easily through the breeze, but females flowers take a long time and energy to develop clusters that could yield mature seeds- and the chance to continue the cycle.
Indeed.Not terribly unlike humans lol.
Do you mean nasty good, or nasty bad? The insulation is what has me asking what you mean by that....I don't know if you mean that the humidity will cause some nasty stuff...Gonna get real nasty in there
good spotting im actually closing off the roof from the grow room so it acts like a heat sink . this is cleared by a 8' and 6' hyper fans with charcoal filters the room and tents will all vent into roof cavity and cleared by the hypers out a pot belly 10' flue . humidity is not an issue here . low humidty is .the beams running across the room are the roof of the room height 9.2ft cheersDo you mean nasty good, or nasty bad? The insulation is what has me asking what you mean by that....I don't know if you mean that the humidity will cause some nasty stuff...
I like the built in passive heat exhaust from the angled ceiling. That design will allow for a lot of natural (convection) heat escape.
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