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Im in Chicago.I think they are pretty dope. Did you travel there for that show or do you live there?
Im in Chicago.I think they are pretty dope. Did you travel there for that show or do you live there?
That's awesome. What is also fkin awesome is you won the Phlizon light. Fk yeah bud way to start the day. CongratzIm in Chicago.
Being “boss” just sux some days! Long and busy day yesterday. Caught up today tho and that’s a good thing as it’s feed the girls and transplant clone day!No problemo, show em whos boss!!
Lookey luscious leaves lusting long and fat,
Sea wear it looks like I could make an afghan hat.
The five leaf clover of the cranial bliss,
Rub my nose in it and taste my lips.
Cough-e-cough-cough, what is thishit,
Flying so high in my mess ear schmitt.
Ran out of gas and the ground is looking quick,
Bet ear bail out wit the balls and me dick.
Safe was the landing, what a fucking hit,
Watch out when you take the buds first lit.
Bro this is fkn lit!! I love it! Especially the Messerschmitt part, Im a WW2 buff since I was a kid. I read this while listening to stoner doom music and it was strangely appropriate. Cheers friend!Lookey luscious leaves lusting long and fat,
Sea wear it looks like I could make an afghan hat.
The five leaf clover of the cranial bliss,
Rub my nose in it and taste my lips.
Cough-e-cough-cough, what is thishit,
Flying so high in my mess ear schmitt.
Ran out of gas and the ground is looking quick,
Bet ear bail out wit the balls and me dick.
Safe was the landing, what a fucking hit,
Watch out when you take the buds first lit.
Hello Cannagranny! Hope your doing well and enjoying the last vestiges of summer! My bad i took so long to reply, Ive been doing masonry in 90% humidity and 90 degree weather so my brain is fried afterwards lol, my plants are lucky they even get my undivided attention :P. Good that your keeping busy! Transplanting clone day sounds fun! Are you transplanting them into their final pots or is this a stage?Being “boss” just sux some days! Long and busy day yesterday. Caught up today tho and that’s a good thing as it’s feed the girls and transplant clone day!
In answer to your question.. I allow my ladies from the jump to be 4-6” taller than my table top. I prefer actually six to eight inches but it also adds the possibility of broken limbs if not done ever so gently. Laying the entire limb below the table will evenly expose all Bud sites to the light. I do not scrog top until I go to flower. Waiting for 80% of the table to fill prior would be a disaster to me, too full, too many leaves and not enough room to even stretch.
So, take a good look at how full your table is now, and realize that it could be four times bigger after the stretch.![]()
Heck yeah man! That's gonna be a nice field of sticky goodness! Are you running Blurple lights? I can't help but love that color temp lol.JMO but I see what CG's getting at. From the pic it looks pretty crowded on that canopy. I'd be afraid of PM with it that crowded. My suggestion would be to try and strategically eliminate some of the foliage so that you get better air flow though the canopy. I don't remember seeing a side view so that may already be the case but from the top view pic it looks like it needs more pruning.
Here's how I like to leave my girls ready to get netted I just make sure to have plenty of fans and constantly moving airflow in the tent.
a couple weeks into flower....I shall!Clip it where the sun don't shine....![]()
Yes. The idea is that anything growing 6" or 7" below the canopy line won't get enough light to be productive and will only rob the energy needed to boost the canopy colas. Of course that measurement depends on how intense your light is. If you were running double ended HID's then you could probably keep a deeper canopy since HID tends to penetrate deeper into the canopy. When I worked at Jungle Boys in L.A. their policy was anything 12" below canopy got removed and every other fan leaf in the sweet zone got removed. They ran Gavita DE1000 Pro's in their bloom rooms.looking good. now how often can defoliate during flowering mode? i keep worrying i am going to take to much off. i can see in this picture Zombie, that you cleaned all the way almost to top. does this only apply to scrog method?
thanks man. is it ok to defoliate during flowering?Yes. The idea is that anything growing 6" or 7" below the canopy line won't get enough light to be productive and will only rob the energy needed to boost the canopy colas. Of course that measurement depends on how intense your light is. If you were running double ended HID's then you could probably keep a deeper canopy since HID tends to penetrate deeper into the canopy. When I worked at Jungle Boys in L.A. their policy was anything 12" below canopy got removed and every other fan leaf in the sweet zone got removed. They ran Gavita DE1000 Pro's in their bloom rooms.
The general rule when HID's were the standard lighting choice was to remove 2/3 of the bottom and leave the last 1/3 but with LED's they don't have the penetration power that HID lights do. That may have changed with new LED's but until I learn otherwise that is the general rule.
As far as PM, spores are probably already in your tent but because the girls are as healthy as they are and you have good ventilation it isn't giving them a chance to get a foothold. A dense canopy will give them the chance to hide from the ventilation and the added moisture from the protection of the canopy will promote the breeding grounds for PM to take hold and spread.
One of the things that was drilled into my head working at licensed grow ops was cleanliness and safety protocols. Maybe I'm being overly cautious but PM on my 6 plants is no big deal, more an annoyance than anything else, but when you have a room with 200 plants and they're all infected that is some serious cash that the owners are going to lose. That's why large grow ops are so anal about cleanliness. You and I can obsess over our plants and catch every little issue instantly because we have a limited amount of plants we have to monitor but, again, if even one of the Large Grow Op plants gets infected it's hard to catch it early and it will spread VERY quickly. A lot of grow ops like to do preventative care and spray down their crops regardless of whether they see anything or not. It just lowers the chances of their crops getting devastated by disease.
One hundred percent right on! Home growers tend to allow animals in the grow area, even your animals can transfer spores. PW lives and thrives in the outdoors.Yes. The idea is that anything growing 6" or 7" below the canopy line won't get enough light to be productive and will only rob the energy needed to boost the canopy colas. Of course that measurement depends on how intense your light is. If you were running double ended HID's then you could probably keep a deeper canopy since HID tends to penetrate deeper into the canopy. When I worked at Jungle Boys in L.A. their policy was anything 12" below canopy got removed and every other fan leaf in the sweet zone got removed. They ran Gavita DE1000 Pro's in their bloom rooms.
The general rule when HID's were the standard lighting choice was to remove 2/3 of the bottom and leave the last 1/3 but with LED's they don't have the penetration power that HID lights do. That may have changed with new LED's but until I learn otherwise that is the general rule.
As far as PM, spores are probably already in your tent but because the girls are as healthy as they are and you have good ventilation it isn't giving them a chance to get a foothold. A dense canopy will give them the chance to hide from the ventilation and the added moisture from the protection of the canopy will promote the breeding grounds for PM to take hold and spread.
One of the things that was drilled into my head working at licensed grow ops was cleanliness and safety protocols. Maybe I'm being overly cautious but PM on my 6 plants is no big deal, more an annoyance than anything else, but when you have a room with 200 plants and they're all infected that is some serious cash that the owners are going to lose. That's why large grow ops are so anal about cleanliness. You and I can obsess over our plants and catch every little issue instantly because we have a limited amount of plants we have to monitor but, again, if even one of the Large Grow Op plants gets infected it's hard to catch it early and it will spread VERY quickly. A lot of grow ops like to do preventative care and spray down their crops regardless of whether they see anything or not. It just lowers the chances of their crops getting devastated by disease.