Strain called "Snek" View Thread Reply Hide Cyril Chesslehodging - Tue, 16 Jun 2020 23:29:22 EST nywPS5fS No.147328 File: 1592364562009.jpg -(71555B / 69.88KB, 500x366) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Anyone here ever heard of a strain called "Snek". I purchased and smoked it all up pretty quick. Cannot find any info on it anywhere on the web. I would like to learn more about this strain. It was very smooth.Pic unrelated. >> Nigel Daddlebury - Wed, 17 Jun 2020 10:16:24 EST yR//hwoI No.147329 Reply Not Botany related. Probably just your dealer or some random dude crossing strains in his bedroom.
>> Nigel Daddlebury - Wed, 17 Jun 2020 10:16:24 EST yR//hwoI No.147329 Reply Not Botany related. Probably just your dealer or some random dude crossing strains in his bedroom.
Grain spawn View Thread Reply Hide Fucking Dillysut - Tue, 31 Mar 2020 18:12:02 EST RHw6IOMN No.147237 File: 1585692722527.jpg -(175824B / 171.70KB, 1600x1201) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So i've got this jar of grain spawn coming in on the mail for some portabella mushrooms i'm going to try and grow.Problem is, the syringe with the spores is going to arrive like weeks later, is it possible to store the grain spawn and have it not go bad until then? I read the freezer, but i strongly suspect that will do more harm than good.Thanks in advance >> Martha Crissleleck - Thu, 02 Apr 2020 04:00:20 EST F2G4UhBj No.147240 Reply Freezer is better than nothing unless the jars are not fully sealed.To be honest I have a feeling you can put the jars in a saucepan and boil water around them for an hour or so to rekill anything that may be growing inside - though I'm not entirely sure on that. Best wishes >> Lydia Hurrybork - Fri, 03 Apr 2020 15:13:08 EST SrdFanYU No.147242 Reply So long as you don't breach the seal it'll be fine. If they're already contaminated then they're already contaminated. >> Phyllis Brongerpit - Mon, 15 Jun 2020 16:26:18 EST /Q2/d3wh No.147326 Reply Just re sterilise later
>> Martha Crissleleck - Thu, 02 Apr 2020 04:00:20 EST F2G4UhBj No.147240 Reply Freezer is better than nothing unless the jars are not fully sealed.To be honest I have a feeling you can put the jars in a saucepan and boil water around them for an hour or so to rekill anything that may be growing inside - though I'm not entirely sure on that. Best wishes
>> Lydia Hurrybork - Fri, 03 Apr 2020 15:13:08 EST SrdFanYU No.147242 Reply So long as you don't breach the seal it'll be fine. If they're already contaminated then they're already contaminated.
>> Phyllis Brongerpit - Mon, 15 Jun 2020 16:26:18 EST /Q2/d3wh No.147326 Reply Just re sterilise later
Shrooms View Thread Reply Hide Shit Hinnershaw - Fri, 01 May 2020 02:44:25 EST ykLIgJUh No.147268 File: 1588315465818.jpg -(214790B / 209.76KB, 1080x2220) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hey I'd like to grow shrooms and was wondering what all you guys and gals know. Different ways for the best shrooms or the easiest way. Just trying to learn. Thanks 3 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Betsy Genderpig - Sun, 31 May 2020 09:22:36 EST yR//hwoI No.147294 Reply >>147281Uncle bens psychedelic mushroom rice. Love this >> Caroline Seshnork - Tue, 02 Jun 2020 16:51:37 EST AM9aqhRK No.147304 Reply >>147281>>147294From what I've learned this is crap and teaches a lot of bad habits, you're better off going from PF to bulk. >> George Gummertotch - Mon, 15 Jun 2020 07:01:34 EST OH7MVt+m No.147325 Reply >>147268Get a flow hood... I can't recommend this more. Get the largest pressure cooker you can find. Pirate the roger rabbit mushroom videos if you can, even though they are a bit outdated, they are indispensable knowledge. Don't fuck with agar unless you want to clone. Just use spores and do grain to grain transfers with a flowhood. Learn about spawning to bulkLearn to dial in temp and humidity (controllers are available on Amazon if you're lazy)Get a dehydrator
>> Betsy Genderpig - Sun, 31 May 2020 09:22:36 EST yR//hwoI No.147294 Reply >>147281Uncle bens psychedelic mushroom rice. Love this
>> Caroline Seshnork - Tue, 02 Jun 2020 16:51:37 EST AM9aqhRK No.147304 Reply >>147281>>147294From what I've learned this is crap and teaches a lot of bad habits, you're better off going from PF to bulk.
>> George Gummertotch - Mon, 15 Jun 2020 07:01:34 EST OH7MVt+m No.147325 Reply >>147268Get a flow hood... I can't recommend this more. Get the largest pressure cooker you can find. Pirate the roger rabbit mushroom videos if you can, even though they are a bit outdated, they are indispensable knowledge. Don't fuck with agar unless you want to clone. Just use spores and do grain to grain transfers with a flowhood. Learn about spawning to bulkLearn to dial in temp and humidity (controllers are available on Amazon if you're lazy)Get a dehydrator
Going Guerilla alone View Thread Reply Hide John Brubblestan - Fri, 12 Jun 2020 03:36:11 EST 6IK8eNOZ No.147318 File: 1591947371809.jpg -(63080B / 61.60KB, 564x564) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Ive been wanting to go dig some holes out in the countryside for a few years.. Anyone will do, but I've asked every warm body I thought might bite and nothing. A few family members are even secretly growing my seedingls I've offered without me? Worse I've been ripped off more than once. Sometimes with kin. I have even advertised painstakingly babysat clone gems and proposed plans etc...Is it even doable solo? Noticing all the cold shoulders takes the wind out of my sails and disheartens.Do any of you grow abroad? EVERYBODYS planting but me. I feel.. Unattractive as a worker. >> Ian Shittingcocke - Sat, 13 Jun 2020 20:14:08 EST 5UYjC0Y4 No.147322 Reply >>147318I don't understand why you think you would need more than one person to grow a plant in the first place. >> Polly Cripperfadge - Sun, 14 Jun 2020 18:52:37 EST uBZZXCrM No.147323 Reply >>147318why the fuck would you need more than one person? >> Shit Tillingfoot - Mon, 15 Jun 2020 03:29:10 EST yR//hwoI No.147324 Reply >>147318It's just a plant dude
>> Ian Shittingcocke - Sat, 13 Jun 2020 20:14:08 EST 5UYjC0Y4 No.147322 Reply >>147318I don't understand why you think you would need more than one person to grow a plant in the first place.
>> Polly Cripperfadge - Sun, 14 Jun 2020 18:52:37 EST uBZZXCrM No.147323 Reply >>147318why the fuck would you need more than one person?
>> Shit Tillingfoot - Mon, 15 Jun 2020 03:29:10 EST yR//hwoI No.147324 Reply >>147318It's just a plant dude
LED WATTAGE View Thread Reply Hide Phoebe Cabbernin - Fri, 12 Jun 2020 02:35:06 EST B+CEzaYJ No.147317 File: 1591943706458.jpg -(156497B / 152.83KB, 600x250) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I am having trouble with heat management, the exhaust system can not manage to pull out all the hot air from the lights, it was fine during veg, but too much for flowering. I am using various bulbs ranging from 5 to 15 watts, currently there is about 160-180 watts of LED lights for 0.36m2 (~4 sq ft).What would be the minimum amount of light that I should keep? I was thinking of droping to about 120
Casual ways to ask for manure View Thread Reply Hide Rice - Thu, 12 Dec 2019 05:19:00 EST zwu76y1h No.147086 File: 1576145940911.jpg -(1267831B / 1.21MB, 2655x1883) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Would it be awkward to walk up to someone giving carriage tours of the city and be like "how much for a bag of your horse's shit". Like obviously I'm not asking mounted police I'm not that stupid but would it be a bad idea to ask a cabbie for some poo? I wouldn't be like "I'M TOO CHEAP TO ORDER FERTILIZER" obviously. 20 posts and 2 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Barnaby Biblinglock - Mon, 25 May 2020 10:33:00 EST ddorgNjP No.147288 Reply You dont need to asklook for ads in your area for people wanting to get rid of ithorses shit nonstop so they give it away for free if you come and get it >> Eliza Bummerhall - Thu, 04 Jun 2020 02:07:28 EST 9x4cClDZ No.147307 Reply >>147224https://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-020-0782-4What faggot >> Eliza Bummerhall - Thu, 04 Jun 2020 02:11:01 EST 9x4cClDZ No.147308 Reply >>147235So? Bacteria learn from our poop how to become more well behaved to the point where they can survive in the gut for years without causing enough harm to provoke an immune response? That sounds awesome. It's like housebreaking but for microbes
>> Barnaby Biblinglock - Mon, 25 May 2020 10:33:00 EST ddorgNjP No.147288 Reply You dont need to asklook for ads in your area for people wanting to get rid of ithorses shit nonstop so they give it away for free if you come and get it
>> Eliza Bummerhall - Thu, 04 Jun 2020 02:07:28 EST 9x4cClDZ No.147307 Reply >>147224https://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-020-0782-4What faggot
>> Eliza Bummerhall - Thu, 04 Jun 2020 02:11:01 EST 9x4cClDZ No.147308 Reply >>147235So? Bacteria learn from our poop how to become more well behaved to the point where they can survive in the gut for years without causing enough harm to provoke an immune response? That sounds awesome. It's like housebreaking but for microbes
Muh Garden View Thread Reply Hide Hugh Gublingsere - Fri, 08 May 2020 13:36:08 EST +Jk3KmPp No.147276 File: 1588959368007.jpg -(186005B / 181.65KB, 1024x1200) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I know a lot of you are probably growing weed or shrooms but I'm trying to start a gardenI just posted on /b/ (and might post there some more about it but I don't want to shit up the boards with it, so I'm try stay here)I just got Cayenne and Mexibelles. Pretty youngI got bannana peppers and bell peppers about to reach maturity/fruitingI just ordered some ghost pepper seeds off the interwebs. Considering growing my own Kratom tree. Partner wants to start growing snap peas and squash.Also what does cayenne go into besides enchilada sauce? They're really bitter. Recommendations or ideas welcome. You pick it, I might just plant it. Looking for peppers of all kinds or whatever you think of. No watermelon or pumpkin.If the thread lives long enough I will post updates 2 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Hugh Gublingsere - Fri, 08 May 2020 16:46:03 EST +Jk3KmPp No.147279 Reply >>147278The anon on the other board said there was a general or something here. I don't see it on the first page. Yeah I bought this mexibelle and cayenne plants Sunday and they have almost doubled in size since then. They're gettin swole but I don't think old enough to produce fruit yet. The reaper plants are suppose to be 5 inches tall but I don't know what that really means. Google says it takes roughly 3 months or 90 days from seed. The mexibelle and Cayenne are estimated at about 60-80'sh days so about 2 months, so I think they'll all mature and fruit by July. Google says>15-20 per plant in a season in their first yearSo between 3 plants low balling it will be about 45 peppers. Cayenne plants seem to have a much larger yield so they might end up being the bulk of my project.I need canning explained to me like a retard that's never seen a mason jar before but also without watching all these shit trendy youtube videos. It looks like I just put the shit in and add vinegar then boil it >> Nicholas Siblingchotch - Sat, 16 May 2020 06:26:35 EST SrdFanYU No.147283 Reply Fucking cat or something keeps digging up my plants. Think it killed one physalis and two cabbages last night. Fucking why? It's not taking a shit there or eating anything, just damaging the roots and fucking off. >> Fucking Sablingham - Sun, 31 May 2020 23:12:17 EST yR//hwoI No.147298 Reply >>147279Shred and dry them, ok?Vinegar + Chilli is a waste of a bountiful harvest
>> Hugh Gublingsere - Fri, 08 May 2020 16:46:03 EST +Jk3KmPp No.147279 Reply >>147278The anon on the other board said there was a general or something here. I don't see it on the first page. Yeah I bought this mexibelle and cayenne plants Sunday and they have almost doubled in size since then. They're gettin swole but I don't think old enough to produce fruit yet. The reaper plants are suppose to be 5 inches tall but I don't know what that really means. Google says it takes roughly 3 months or 90 days from seed. The mexibelle and Cayenne are estimated at about 60-80'sh days so about 2 months, so I think they'll all mature and fruit by July. Google says>15-20 per plant in a season in their first yearSo between 3 plants low balling it will be about 45 peppers. Cayenne plants seem to have a much larger yield so they might end up being the bulk of my project.I need canning explained to me like a retard that's never seen a mason jar before but also without watching all these shit trendy youtube videos. It looks like I just put the shit in and add vinegar then boil it
>> Nicholas Siblingchotch - Sat, 16 May 2020 06:26:35 EST SrdFanYU No.147283 Reply Fucking cat or something keeps digging up my plants. Think it killed one physalis and two cabbages last night. Fucking why? It's not taking a shit there or eating anything, just damaging the roots and fucking off.
>> Fucking Sablingham - Sun, 31 May 2020 23:12:17 EST yR//hwoI No.147298 Reply >>147279Shred and dry them, ok?Vinegar + Chilli is a waste of a bountiful harvest
Flowers and other nice plants. View Thread Reply Hide Fuck Sandleseck - Tue, 14 Apr 2020 23:01:49 EST wIy/1S7D No.147256 File: 1586919709340.png -(203537B / 198.77KB, 612x662) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. What are some cool plants I can just sow in my backyard to spice it up? I don't need to mow the backyard because it's fenced in and the fence is pretty high. These should be plants that just grow on their own for a long time without watering. I live in North Carolina, in the triangle, so the weather is warm but we get snow. The previous owner already planted a cactus and azaleas, but other than that I'm open to anything.Also fuck normies for making me mow my lawn. People get robbed in my neighborhood on the reg and these fuckers have the audacity to tell me I'm violating the law by not cutting some stupid plant?! Fuck the government!t. novice gardener >> Betsy Genderpig - Sun, 31 May 2020 09:13:55 EST yR//hwoI No.147293 Reply 1590930835111.jpg -(63683B / 62.19KB, 380x430) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>147256Wild Garlic, Berry bushes like blueberry, cranberry, raspberry, elderberrys, frost resistant mini kiwis also ground cover like Wild/Wood strawberrys, Dill, Mints, Oregano bushes, Lavender, 'Brunnera macrophylla ', Chia, Catnip, deadnettle, Chives.Also consider the native plants.Get rid of your grass by covering it with hay over autuum+winter until spring.Pour gravel, mulch, sand where you want to walk.I know this answer comes a bit late, but I hope you read this and start your bushes in pots before next year. You can buy the fruits for cheap soon
>> Betsy Genderpig - Sun, 31 May 2020 09:13:55 EST yR//hwoI No.147293 Reply 1590930835111.jpg -(63683B / 62.19KB, 380x430) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>147256Wild Garlic, Berry bushes like blueberry, cranberry, raspberry, elderberrys, frost resistant mini kiwis also ground cover like Wild/Wood strawberrys, Dill, Mints, Oregano bushes, Lavender, 'Brunnera macrophylla ', Chia, Catnip, deadnettle, Chives.Also consider the native plants.Get rid of your grass by covering it with hay over autuum+winter until spring.Pour gravel, mulch, sand where you want to walk.I know this answer comes a bit late, but I hope you read this and start your bushes in pots before next year. You can buy the fruits for cheap soon
preferred germination method? View Thread Reply Hide Matilda Wimmerman - Wed, 01 Apr 2020 22:07:59 EST fvpC0Bmr No.147238 File: 1585793279657.jpg -(119778B / 116.97KB, 900x900) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I've successfully grown from clones a few times, now trying my hand at seeds but I am yet to have any success. I've so far tried paper towel, jiffy pellets, and a glass of water. No luck - though the jiffy cubes ones were old and possibly crappy seeds from a mate, and the paper towel did dry out significantly at one point. The glass of warm water produced no taproot.Given the cost of seeds and that its hard for me to find them anyway where i am, i'm hesitant about what to try next. From what I read this is quite an easy process!Whats your foolproof method for germination?I'm going to try the jiffy pellets again this time with a better seed (pic related), and also the humidity dome and a heat map as its a little bit cold where i am at the moment. 9 posts and 2 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Sophie Drebbleson - Sun, 19 Apr 2020 16:27:29 EST ef1tcmWF No.147261 Reply I soak em in water overnight then put it in a wet paper towel with a little heat until they crack, then put them in rockwool cubes because I grow in hydro. Never had a problem. >> Alice Mandersitch - Sun, 19 Apr 2020 21:41:39 EST 3XVTywU/ No.147263 Reply 1587346899005.gif -(28872B / 28.20KB, 150x87) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Thank you all for the advice!I was definitely over thinking it. I followed >>147244 , and i have a few healthy seedlings that have new growth appearing. Those few days of germination were a lot warmer than usual for this time of year so I think the extra heat helped. >> Sophie Bracklelotch - Thu, 28 May 2020 12:11:36 EST yR//hwoI No.147291 Reply 1590682296040.jpg -(132665B / 129.56KB, 791x800) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. This in a warm place
>> Sophie Drebbleson - Sun, 19 Apr 2020 16:27:29 EST ef1tcmWF No.147261 Reply I soak em in water overnight then put it in a wet paper towel with a little heat until they crack, then put them in rockwool cubes because I grow in hydro. Never had a problem.
>> Alice Mandersitch - Sun, 19 Apr 2020 21:41:39 EST 3XVTywU/ No.147263 Reply 1587346899005.gif -(28872B / 28.20KB, 150x87) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Thank you all for the advice!I was definitely over thinking it. I followed >>147244 , and i have a few healthy seedlings that have new growth appearing. Those few days of germination were a lot warmer than usual for this time of year so I think the extra heat helped.
>> Sophie Bracklelotch - Thu, 28 May 2020 12:11:36 EST yR//hwoI No.147291 Reply 1590682296040.jpg -(132665B / 129.56KB, 791x800) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. This in a warm place
Day whatever of being inside View Thread Reply Hide Tamanegi-chan - Tue, 21 Apr 2020 00:52:29 EST 4nzsp4Rr No.147264 File: 1587444749525.jpg -(3797547B / 3.62MB, 4656x3492) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Today I was like 'im going to try to grow onions'Today was also the day I spent more time on coding the irrigation system controls without much thought into how I was going to get the water there..And settled on doing it first thing in the morning at 4:30 like a good farmer Because I'd be balls deep soldering some other contraption.Anyway happy 4/20 you blooming onionTama 9 posts and 5 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Isabella Donkinhag - Tue, 19 May 2020 07:18:49 EST SrdFanYU No.147285 Reply >>147284That's ridiculous fuck you. >> Barnaby Biblinglock - Mon, 25 May 2020 10:21:27 EST ddorgNjP No.147287 Reply onions take 2 years to grow they are not exactly a grow tent cropim a bit perplexed how they can be so cheap in the store compared to other vegetables
>> Isabella Donkinhag - Tue, 19 May 2020 07:18:49 EST SrdFanYU No.147285 Reply >>147284That's ridiculous fuck you.
>> Barnaby Biblinglock - Mon, 25 May 2020 10:21:27 EST ddorgNjP No.147287 Reply onions take 2 years to grow they are not exactly a grow tent cropim a bit perplexed how they can be so cheap in the store compared to other vegetables
Tips/tricks View Thread Reply Hide Hannah Pishford - Mon, 06 Apr 2020 08:12:54 EST xdE/AGjv No.147247 File: 1586175174294.jpg -(159442B / 155.71KB, 800x600) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Soup /crop/, I'm looking for more tips and tricks in growing. Is there a week or stage in a seedlings growth where its safer or advisable to begin pinching buds as a means of encouraging growth? When should topping be done? I've heard thats its better to tension asap, is this true? Thanks buds.
Hermi View Thread Reply Hide Matilda Sirringstock - Fri, 05 Jul 2019 12:01:36 EST +i3n9ptP No.146803 File: 1562342496758.jpg -(486284B / 474.89KB, 3264x2448) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. This is bad news,isn't it? Last year i had seeds in the buds from two plants because i waited too long with harvesting.This season some of the plants from these seeds look like this. Aren't they supposed to be female or hermi? Some of them look like full on male though like in the picture.Anyway ; i should just get rid of them,right? 14 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Ernest Gendlestock - Tue, 24 Mar 2020 09:23:19 EST 2oz2EJ52 No.147225 Reply OP here. Thanks to the hermies a lot of seeds(and i mean it) have successfully germinated outside on their own and now there are a bunch of small seedlings in close proximity to each other.What to do? >> Jack Craddleshit - Wed, 25 Mar 2020 19:44:55 EST ZAEcB3GV No.147229 Reply >>147228I figured out that much. "Issue" is : won't they become starved of nutrients especially the females when they are so close together(ranging from 1cm to 5cm,etc). Since males are more stronger they would repress the females. There are already ones with big leaves and look vigorous.Also i'm not even sure what timeline i should look at for flowering nor their possible height as the original plants were autoflower which produced some seeds(not much). Then these seeds have been planted last year two ones became completely hermi the rest was male and they grew quite tall around 1.8m and now i have seedlings from these 2. So they would be 2nd generation as far as i understand how this works.Thus i don't know if they are autoflower still but with a longer flowering period or became photoperiodic completely.So that's my only option here? Wait for them to show their sex? And if they show their sex but several females are too close together,do i replant them further away from each other? I fear by the time they show their sex they would be fighting for light and nutrients.
>> Ernest Gendlestock - Tue, 24 Mar 2020 09:23:19 EST 2oz2EJ52 No.147225 Reply OP here. Thanks to the hermies a lot of seeds(and i mean it) have successfully germinated outside on their own and now there are a bunch of small seedlings in close proximity to each other.What to do?
>> Jack Craddleshit - Wed, 25 Mar 2020 19:44:55 EST ZAEcB3GV No.147229 Reply >>147228I figured out that much. "Issue" is : won't they become starved of nutrients especially the females when they are so close together(ranging from 1cm to 5cm,etc). Since males are more stronger they would repress the females. There are already ones with big leaves and look vigorous.Also i'm not even sure what timeline i should look at for flowering nor their possible height as the original plants were autoflower which produced some seeds(not much). Then these seeds have been planted last year two ones became completely hermi the rest was male and they grew quite tall around 1.8m and now i have seedlings from these 2. So they would be 2nd generation as far as i understand how this works.Thus i don't know if they are autoflower still but with a longer flowering period or became photoperiodic completely.So that's my only option here? Wait for them to show their sex? And if they show their sex but several females are too close together,do i replant them further away from each other? I fear by the time they show their sex they would be fighting for light and nutrients.
Artifical light vs sunlight View Thread Reply Hide Reuben Smallridge - Thu, 20 Feb 2020 09:46:22 EST 2oz2EJ52 No.147196 File: 1582209982192.jpg -(25537B / 24.94KB, 250x201) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hello. This might be a weird or outright idiotic question. How much difference is there between: artifical light with lower intensity (compared to sunlight) but longer duration AND sunlight but with less duration. For example 400W HPS lamp that would be on for 18hours a day. Compared to sunlight which would be "on" for about 12 hours a day. Basically what i'm asking is: should i bother with outside growing if i can provide the proper temperature outside but with less uptime of light as in early-late spring or should i wait till late spring early summer to start?As i have the choice to either grow in a box or grow outside in a greenhouse but i'm afraid the less duration of light wouldn't be sufficient even if it's more intense for AUTOFLOWERing plants.Is there a study of some sort or a growers journal regarding this? >> Hamilton Dimmlelutch - Fri, 21 Feb 2020 07:28:47 EST 8NnaVizo No.147199 Reply >>147196First at the levels we usually grow cannabis the amount of usable light indoors is absolutely equivalent to sunlight.The noon sun at the equator is about 1000W per sqm, with an average over the day of 500W at the most.The rule of thumb of 400W per sqm for indoor lightning provides the plants with about the same amount of PAR (photosynthetic active radiation) because a higher percentage of light is in the 400-700nm region spectral region that plant can utilize. Regarding your question in a greenhouse that depends. A lower amount of light is absolutely fine for plants that are in the growth phase or early flowering (stretching) phase. If you plan accordingly you can time it so that late flowering happens during the summer for autoflowering plants.Regular strains however need the 10-12h of darkness which won't happen in the northern hemisphere until late august. >> Hugh Blinkinway - Tue, 25 Feb 2020 10:52:04 EST 2oz2EJ52 No.147200 Reply >>147199Thanks. Managed to find some weather stations nearby and checked their measurements for radiation in a day and based on that it's too early for starting outside. Will have to wait till early/mid April or May. >> Caroline Drabblehodge - Sun, 15 Mar 2020 01:21:40 EST 6IK8eNOZ No.147214 Reply >>147196Always check your lights PAR values for your lights. Wattage isnt exactly UV output equivilant.
>> Hamilton Dimmlelutch - Fri, 21 Feb 2020 07:28:47 EST 8NnaVizo No.147199 Reply >>147196First at the levels we usually grow cannabis the amount of usable light indoors is absolutely equivalent to sunlight.The noon sun at the equator is about 1000W per sqm, with an average over the day of 500W at the most.The rule of thumb of 400W per sqm for indoor lightning provides the plants with about the same amount of PAR (photosynthetic active radiation) because a higher percentage of light is in the 400-700nm region spectral region that plant can utilize. Regarding your question in a greenhouse that depends. A lower amount of light is absolutely fine for plants that are in the growth phase or early flowering (stretching) phase. If you plan accordingly you can time it so that late flowering happens during the summer for autoflowering plants.Regular strains however need the 10-12h of darkness which won't happen in the northern hemisphere until late august.
>> Hugh Blinkinway - Tue, 25 Feb 2020 10:52:04 EST 2oz2EJ52 No.147200 Reply >>147199Thanks. Managed to find some weather stations nearby and checked their measurements for radiation in a day and based on that it's too early for starting outside. Will have to wait till early/mid April or May.
>> Caroline Drabblehodge - Sun, 15 Mar 2020 01:21:40 EST 6IK8eNOZ No.147214 Reply >>147196Always check your lights PAR values for your lights. Wattage isnt exactly UV output equivilant.
Generic Soil View Thread Reply Hide j jihad - Mon, 09 Dec 2019 14:32:36 EST DFGg657z No.147082 File: 1575919956591.jpg -(14934B / 14.58KB, 300x300) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Are there any good hardware store soils for marijuana planting? Will any organic miracle gro do fine?Can someone give me a rundown of the nitrogen problem with extended release fertilizers?What I'm really asking: If I use miracle gro and use nutes/water to control the pH and moisture, will my plants still grow up big, healthy, and delicious?I'll be at the store later to look for better growing mediums but I doubt they have them available. >> Betsy Dossleteck - Wed, 11 Dec 2019 14:02:47 EST efK8xsEQ No.147085 Reply >>147082NPK is listed on media label, telling you the ratio of Nitrogen to Phosphorous to Potassium. 3-1-1 is good start for seedlings. Make sure to do your math with fertilizers in order to keep your nitrogen up until flowers start forming, then you can gradually amend your media to a 1-3-2 as P and K are used in flower production. Keep in mind that if you're unfamiliar with this cultivar, then you will have to feel out the best ratios feeding habits by trial and error.pH ought to be between 5.8 and 6.5 . >> Doris Pirrylock - Sat, 11 Jan 2020 12:20:01 EST zl5AIPG0 No.147142 Reply Check what brand the local garden growers are usingIm using a store chain brand that a find has decent price/qualitycheck for something called soil fraction on the bag, this means the maker take things serious >> Caroline Drabblehodge - Sun, 15 Mar 2020 01:19:04 EST 6IK8eNOZ No.147213 Reply Well you want several things in medium. If indoors you may want to have good drainage. Layered soil is an approach for planters or buckets. Little gravel on bottom for no root rot at the container. A midrange or better tar-black. Soil. Pay about 5bux a bag or you do risk seeing deficiencies. Yea right out of the bag some cheap shit is dry in some nutrition. Anyway grab a bag of Perlite for drainage as well and mix in about a 4 to 1 into your mix.For outdoors instead you want a good disposable cup or planter with a quality soil brand. Yea miracle grow will do but its a salt-based fert so.. It kills microbes. go grab some dirt from your lawn and contaminate the soil. Like leavening bread. Once your established, youll make preperations outdoors. My opinion is extra. Bagsoil should be shoveled in as you plant. Consider plant spikes if you cant get there often.
>> Betsy Dossleteck - Wed, 11 Dec 2019 14:02:47 EST efK8xsEQ No.147085 Reply >>147082NPK is listed on media label, telling you the ratio of Nitrogen to Phosphorous to Potassium. 3-1-1 is good start for seedlings. Make sure to do your math with fertilizers in order to keep your nitrogen up until flowers start forming, then you can gradually amend your media to a 1-3-2 as P and K are used in flower production. Keep in mind that if you're unfamiliar with this cultivar, then you will have to feel out the best ratios feeding habits by trial and error.pH ought to be between 5.8 and 6.5 .
>> Doris Pirrylock - Sat, 11 Jan 2020 12:20:01 EST zl5AIPG0 No.147142 Reply Check what brand the local garden growers are usingIm using a store chain brand that a find has decent price/qualitycheck for something called soil fraction on the bag, this means the maker take things serious
>> Caroline Drabblehodge - Sun, 15 Mar 2020 01:19:04 EST 6IK8eNOZ No.147213 Reply Well you want several things in medium. If indoors you may want to have good drainage. Layered soil is an approach for planters or buckets. Little gravel on bottom for no root rot at the container. A midrange or better tar-black. Soil. Pay about 5bux a bag or you do risk seeing deficiencies. Yea right out of the bag some cheap shit is dry in some nutrition. Anyway grab a bag of Perlite for drainage as well and mix in about a 4 to 1 into your mix.For outdoors instead you want a good disposable cup or planter with a quality soil brand. Yea miracle grow will do but its a salt-based fert so.. It kills microbes. go grab some dirt from your lawn and contaminate the soil. Like leavening bread. Once your established, youll make preperations outdoors. My opinion is extra. Bagsoil should be shoveled in as you plant. Consider plant spikes if you cant get there often.
