Sexing plants View Thread Reply Hide John Honeyshit - Sun, 24 Feb 2019 10:15:41 EST 6oSMuEMC No.146486 File: 1551021341534.jpg -(3251026B / 3.10MB, 4032x3024) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I bought 3 plants at Ziggy's smokeshop in Oklahoma City and the clerk assured me they were all female, but I think 2 of them are male. Pic related is male right? Those are pollen sacks? 40 posts and 11 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Doris Blondlelock - Wed, 29 May 2019 04:22:08 EST um00jazI No.146677 Reply >>146610You're the fool.inb4 "I tried defoliating and it turned my plant into a cactus". >> Henry Snoddale - Wed, 29 May 2019 18:10:34 EST uHoIBLKZ No.146681 Reply Thanks for posting OP. I've never seen such terrible genetics in a plant. I suppose this is one that I could actually believe is a real landrace from Thailand because it looks like it hasn't been bred to have desirable growing characteristics. Modern strains are so amazing that like a single top is enough to get a flat canopy of densely stacked nodes with fat colas. Try buying seeds online from a reputable breeder and you'll be amazed. >> Phoebe Pallerwell - Fri, 31 May 2019 14:28:38 EST y4uLGUP1 No.146691 Reply This thread is a fucking rollercoaster of hillarity and cringe. Can't wait for updates.
>> Doris Blondlelock - Wed, 29 May 2019 04:22:08 EST um00jazI No.146677 Reply >>146610You're the fool.inb4 "I tried defoliating and it turned my plant into a cactus".
>> Henry Snoddale - Wed, 29 May 2019 18:10:34 EST uHoIBLKZ No.146681 Reply Thanks for posting OP. I've never seen such terrible genetics in a plant. I suppose this is one that I could actually believe is a real landrace from Thailand because it looks like it hasn't been bred to have desirable growing characteristics. Modern strains are so amazing that like a single top is enough to get a flat canopy of densely stacked nodes with fat colas. Try buying seeds online from a reputable breeder and you'll be amazed.
>> Phoebe Pallerwell - Fri, 31 May 2019 14:28:38 EST y4uLGUP1 No.146691 Reply This thread is a fucking rollercoaster of hillarity and cringe. Can't wait for updates.
Growing at home View Thread Reply Hide Homegrownmids - Mon, 27 May 2019 10:55:12 EST QRfieDXI No.146671 File: 1558968912004.jpg -(1251629B / 1.19MB, 2592x1952) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I'm growing at home, my homie has the plant for a while and he brought it indoors at night time and it cause it to flower. It's about 3' feet tall now, branchy. I took her home and have been giving her light for 24 hrs a day. Should I just let it bud up or do I keep flooding it with light to have it keep growing? She currently under 24hrs of light, do I stay at that or just go to 12? 4 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Homegrownmids - Wed, 29 May 2019 11:34:48 EST YX9vj0WY No.146680 Reply 1559144088256.jpg -(7010694B / 6.69MB, 3024x5376) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE >> Graham Bommerbury - Wed, 29 May 2019 18:38:14 EST SCy+6EdV No.146682 Reply >>146680it looks fine, just need to let it do it's thing nownb already replied to you in /weed/ >> Graham Bommerbury - Wed, 29 May 2019 18:38:36 EST SCy+6EdV No.146683 Reply >>146682and didn't even np, fuck me
>> Homegrownmids - Wed, 29 May 2019 11:34:48 EST YX9vj0WY No.146680 Reply 1559144088256.jpg -(7010694B / 6.69MB, 3024x5376) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
>> Graham Bommerbury - Wed, 29 May 2019 18:38:14 EST SCy+6EdV No.146682 Reply >>146680it looks fine, just need to let it do it's thing nownb already replied to you in /weed/
>> Graham Bommerbury - Wed, 29 May 2019 18:38:36 EST SCy+6EdV No.146683 Reply >>146682and didn't even np, fuck me
Computer View Thread Reply Hide Beatrice Ginkindog - Sat, 25 May 2019 17:40:37 EST A8LNIWrh No.146663 File: 1558820437241.gif -(2150072B / 2.05MB, 448x352) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I need a list of all plants from Afghanistan, Iran, Tajikstan, Pakistan, basically the entire plateau with Balkh considered as the center that contain interesting alkaloids like DMT or similar compounds, and I'm especially interested in the plants that have names related to cattle. I will post them as I find them, if that's OK? 3 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Reuben Drevingpork - Sun, 26 May 2019 19:07:48 EST A8LNIWrh No.146669 Reply >>1466685-MeO-NMT isn't psychoactive by itself, but with a MAOI like esfand? Hmm. Then again, it might kill you. >> Edwin Brookway - Mon, 27 May 2019 12:58:28 EST A8LNIWrh No.146673 Reply 1558976308591.gif -(1853658B / 1.77MB, 320x178) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>146669Information I have gathered:>a very dear paternal figure of mine whose sperm I come from is now dead was deep into Sufi mysticism and left me some research>Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is the shit, Qawalli Dub FTW>This combo, the rue + bull's grass was combined with several other ingredients to create a special elixir by an early Persian Zoroastrian cult>It was later integrated into a branch of musical Sufism by the same guy who introduced cannabis to the groupStill need to find the other ingredients but the pharmacon is there.Ephedra (Parahoma) + Verius haomas (elixirs) + Mare's milk + Fire + Cannnabis + Esfand (Syrian Rue) >> Edwin Brookway - Mon, 27 May 2019 13:04:16 EST A8LNIWrh No.146674 Reply >>146673And sorry Parsis, I know this is a family thing for you. No disrespect is meant, it is about spiritual healing.
>> Reuben Drevingpork - Sun, 26 May 2019 19:07:48 EST A8LNIWrh No.146669 Reply >>1466685-MeO-NMT isn't psychoactive by itself, but with a MAOI like esfand? Hmm. Then again, it might kill you.
>> Edwin Brookway - Mon, 27 May 2019 12:58:28 EST A8LNIWrh No.146673 Reply 1558976308591.gif -(1853658B / 1.77MB, 320x178) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>146669Information I have gathered:>a very dear paternal figure of mine whose sperm I come from is now dead was deep into Sufi mysticism and left me some research>Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is the shit, Qawalli Dub FTW>This combo, the rue + bull's grass was combined with several other ingredients to create a special elixir by an early Persian Zoroastrian cult>It was later integrated into a branch of musical Sufism by the same guy who introduced cannabis to the groupStill need to find the other ingredients but the pharmacon is there.Ephedra (Parahoma) + Verius haomas (elixirs) + Mare's milk + Fire + Cannnabis + Esfand (Syrian Rue)
>> Edwin Brookway - Mon, 27 May 2019 13:04:16 EST A8LNIWrh No.146674 Reply >>146673And sorry Parsis, I know this is a family thing for you. No disrespect is meant, it is about spiritual healing.
My first plant View Thread Reply Hide Betsy Doddlehedge - Mon, 27 May 2019 07:59:32 EST 0go3RAhX No.146670 File: 1558958372611.jpg -(3541840B / 3.38MB, 4032x3024) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. This is my first post on 420 Chan. I bought an autoflowering royal dwarf seed online and am attempting to grow it in a pot in the window, not under any hydro set ups or anything like that. Seems sorta sad after a week and a bit. Is there something up >> Homegrownmids - Mon, 27 May 2019 11:08:23 EST QRfieDXI No.146672 Reply >>146670Keep giving it light you should be fine. I've only used nutrients during flower stage. Give it as much light as possible. Get some usb mini grow lights on amazon. I bought them I have my plants under a 24hr light cycle. I just made a post about my preflowering plant. >> Phoebe Pittbury - Wed, 12 Jun 2019 08:53:12 EST uHoIBLKZ No.146716 Reply >>146672>usb grow lightThis is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. You can only pass 2.5 watts through a USB. Just get one that plugs into the wall if you want artificial light.
>> Homegrownmids - Mon, 27 May 2019 11:08:23 EST QRfieDXI No.146672 Reply >>146670Keep giving it light you should be fine. I've only used nutrients during flower stage. Give it as much light as possible. Get some usb mini grow lights on amazon. I bought them I have my plants under a 24hr light cycle. I just made a post about my preflowering plant.
>> Phoebe Pittbury - Wed, 12 Jun 2019 08:53:12 EST uHoIBLKZ No.146716 Reply >>146672>usb grow lightThis is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. You can only pass 2.5 watts through a USB. Just get one that plugs into the wall if you want artificial light.
Part 2: Help deciding on an atmosphere control unit View Thread Reply Hide Eliza Peblingdure - Thu, 09 May 2019 16:27:38 EST pWkh7QEV No.146623 File: 1557433658304.jpg -(258640B / 252.58KB, 2220x1080) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So after my last thread, I decided I probably want to go for a sealed room model and supplement CO2. Seems like a much more reliable way of keeping the room at a specific temperature vs relying primarily on exhaust and intake.My next challenge is, because I'm a perfectionist, I don't want to take the usual approach of "air conditioner or heater, on or off". I want temperatures to vary every day in the light vs dark period, but I want to keep those temperatures relatively consistent all year. In SoCal, where the coldest days may be high 30s and warmest may be 110.Easy enough, I'm either going to hook up both an air conditioner and heater to a smart thermostat with a scheduling feature, or just the heater and use a Ceilo Breez to control the air conditioner (basically turns any air conditioner into a smart air conditioner which seems cheaper and more reliable than buying a smart AC). Also going to have a humidifier (unlikely to be used but maybe on the hottest days), dehumidifier, some kind of CO2 generator (recommendations?), Hurricane figure-8 capable fans, and maybe some kind of vent to cycle the air once per day just so it doesn't get too stale with particulates/dust.>Here's the actual questionI used polyurethane spray foam insulation which was expensive as shit and apparently effective as shit. For that reason, in addition to creating a larger hole for insects to get through vs a standard ventilation sized hole with fitted parts to create a seal (or something close), I'm hesitant to use a window style air conditioner. A mini split heat pump system is too expensive from what I saw. So I'm leaning towards using a portable air conditioner, but mostly wondering if you guys think the benefits of a portable (less risk of contamination, smaller hole in the insulation) would outweigh the benefits of a window unit (more effective cooling).It's a 8x12x8 space (plus peaked roof), no windows, one door which will be sealed with excessive weather stripping and such 17 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Edwin Segglelock - Fri, 24 May 2019 09:16:48 EST S69Ie05p No.146660 Reply >>146658https://www.itead.cc/wiki/Sonoff_TH_10/16>Most importantly, with the support of latest ewelink app, you can create chains of simple conditional statements(Smart Scene). This means you can use them with temperature and humidity sensors (Si7021, AM2301, DS18B20, DHT11) to collect temperature and humidity data, while these data can be used to trigger ON/OFF other smart devices(Sonoff, Sonoff RF, Sonoff SV, Slampher, smart socket, etc.) under your account. This device is perfect to work with electric fan, air conditioner, humidifier.I guess it is possible to use the temperature/humidity data on other sonoffs like the 4ch. >> Shitting Pockman - Fri, 24 May 2019 17:45:04 EST pWkh7QEV No.146661 Reply >>146660Disclosure: my background is entirely in biology/chem and I have no working knowledge of electronics beyond what I've learned while building this grow roomWith that said, my thought was: use one TH10/16 per device, so one controlling the humidifier, one controlling the dehumidifier, one controlling the AC, and one controlling the heater. That's assuming I can set a schedule like I mentioned earlier, that is, something like 65 degrees for half the day and 80 degrees for the other half of the day. However, if they only support a single temperature and the "scheduling" is just a matter of when it turns on or off, that's when it gets trickier. I would need two controllers for each device, and I'm not sure how I'd set that up from an electronic perspective. My dad, who is a former electrician, is helping me with building this and he thinks it's possible and safe to rig up two in this way but he tends to be overly optimistic. I downloaded the eWeLink app but like all these fuckin smart appliances apps, they don't let you preview the functionality in any way, you need a device to pair it with to access anything meaningful in the app as far as I could tell. With that added context, what do you think is the best way to handle setup? Price isn't really an issue as long as it works, these are pretty cheap but multiple controllers and sensors will add up. Also seriously appreciate your help here, it's the best potential solution I've found so far >> Nell Bardlock - Sat, 25 May 2019 02:25:44 EST c7UjFkDG No.146662 Reply >>146661Looked into it more and based on the sales page and a 2 year old Youtube video, it does indeed look like I'd need 2 controllers per devicewhich is fine because theyre even cheaper than I thoughtquestion is just how to set it up
>> Edwin Segglelock - Fri, 24 May 2019 09:16:48 EST S69Ie05p No.146660 Reply >>146658https://www.itead.cc/wiki/Sonoff_TH_10/16>Most importantly, with the support of latest ewelink app, you can create chains of simple conditional statements(Smart Scene). This means you can use them with temperature and humidity sensors (Si7021, AM2301, DS18B20, DHT11) to collect temperature and humidity data, while these data can be used to trigger ON/OFF other smart devices(Sonoff, Sonoff RF, Sonoff SV, Slampher, smart socket, etc.) under your account. This device is perfect to work with electric fan, air conditioner, humidifier.I guess it is possible to use the temperature/humidity data on other sonoffs like the 4ch.
>> Shitting Pockman - Fri, 24 May 2019 17:45:04 EST pWkh7QEV No.146661 Reply >>146660Disclosure: my background is entirely in biology/chem and I have no working knowledge of electronics beyond what I've learned while building this grow roomWith that said, my thought was: use one TH10/16 per device, so one controlling the humidifier, one controlling the dehumidifier, one controlling the AC, and one controlling the heater. That's assuming I can set a schedule like I mentioned earlier, that is, something like 65 degrees for half the day and 80 degrees for the other half of the day. However, if they only support a single temperature and the "scheduling" is just a matter of when it turns on or off, that's when it gets trickier. I would need two controllers for each device, and I'm not sure how I'd set that up from an electronic perspective. My dad, who is a former electrician, is helping me with building this and he thinks it's possible and safe to rig up two in this way but he tends to be overly optimistic. I downloaded the eWeLink app but like all these fuckin smart appliances apps, they don't let you preview the functionality in any way, you need a device to pair it with to access anything meaningful in the app as far as I could tell. With that added context, what do you think is the best way to handle setup? Price isn't really an issue as long as it works, these are pretty cheap but multiple controllers and sensors will add up. Also seriously appreciate your help here, it's the best potential solution I've found so far
>> Nell Bardlock - Sat, 25 May 2019 02:25:44 EST c7UjFkDG No.146662 Reply >>146661Looked into it more and based on the sales page and a 2 year old Youtube video, it does indeed look like I'd need 2 controllers per devicewhich is fine because theyre even cheaper than I thoughtquestion is just how to set it up
First time caller. View Thread Reply Hide Nigel Driddlechut - Mon, 20 May 2019 18:41:15 EST qpcFDEGB No.146647 File: 1558392075632.jpg -(2688383B / 2.56MB, 3264x1836) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Do my plants look okay? i just moved them from outside to inside >> Nigel Driddlechut - Mon, 20 May 2019 19:43:35 EST qpcFDEGB No.146648 Reply 1558395815632.jpg -(1805219B / 1.72MB, 1920x1200) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Bumpkin >> Hannah Greenville - Mon, 20 May 2019 21:22:32 EST uHoIBLKZ No.146649 Reply >>146647it's got leaves, doesn't it? >> Augustus Sinningridge - Tue, 21 May 2019 10:23:16 EST WmMVwVjQ No.146653 Reply They could stand some extra fertilizer. Next time I would also fill the container up a little more.
>> Nigel Driddlechut - Mon, 20 May 2019 19:43:35 EST qpcFDEGB No.146648 Reply 1558395815632.jpg -(1805219B / 1.72MB, 1920x1200) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Bumpkin
>> Hannah Greenville - Mon, 20 May 2019 21:22:32 EST uHoIBLKZ No.146649 Reply >>146647it's got leaves, doesn't it?
>> Augustus Sinningridge - Tue, 21 May 2019 10:23:16 EST WmMVwVjQ No.146653 Reply They could stand some extra fertilizer. Next time I would also fill the container up a little more.
Any mycologists here? View Thread Reply Hide David Duckson - Fri, 10 Aug 2018 21:47:40 EST uA4MRYo6 No.146233 File: 1533952060631.png -(188799B / 184.37KB, 1280x1024) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. First off no, i'm not looking to grow my own mushrooms. This is about hunting wild mushrooms. I just got back from my first hunt ever, I had chosen boletes since they are relatively safe with no deadly lookalikes. I've learned that to verify boletes you just have to check that the pores aren't bright yellow or red, and that when sliced open it doesn't bruise blue. Do that and you're good. Gonna fry them up in a little bit, nervous but I shouldn't be. Anyway, I'm going to need some help learning about and identifying mushrooms in the coming months, since mushroom season is upon me now. My main goals are to get lots of boletes, puff balls (I know the identification rules for those too), and possibly chantrelles if I can find any (I know to beware of false cantrelles, these seem to be the most difficult to identify on my list, but still good for beginners). I found what I suspect are young honey mushrooms also, and they're the main reason I made this thread. I'm going to be observing them over the next days or weeks to see how they develop and I may be able to tell if they're honey mushrooms by then. Still, if I'm not absolutely certain beyond a shadow of a doubt I will not eat honey mushrooms. They have a deadly lookalike, the galerina. But from pictures it seems that the galerina has a slimy cap, while the honey mushroom has a dry, slightly hairy cap. 7 posts and 2 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Cornelius Diddlelene - Wed, 10 Apr 2019 23:35:20 EST bZNO6Sjj No.146543 Reply just dont take anything you arent 100% sure, and ask a few buddies as well, sometimes you may see it one way and they can point something out that you dont see >> Graham Pavingpeck - Sun, 14 Apr 2019 17:12:17 EST WYIOFa8K No.146561 Reply >>146233Finally, a mushroom thread! I've grown Cubensis but I love wild mushrooms. There's so much cool stuff out there if you know where to look. OP if you don't already do so make sure you take spore prints from your harvests, to be safe. Also do you know of or use any mycology books that you could recommend? I'm looking to get well-versed in it so that I can identify wild shrooms. I think taking spore prints in itself is a fun activity, and growing them through cake inoculation is equally entertaining. In fact, after you take the spore prints if you like the result you can self-propagate and have a multitude of the wild ones in your home. Growing mushrooms is quite easy in my experience, provided your equipment is sterilized and you follow safe practices. Yeah Shroomery is a great resource as well, but I'm sure you've heard of it. Anyway I just wanted to pitch in my vote for a mushroom thread, please keep it coming I'm enjoying it! >> Sophie Dartville - Sat, 18 May 2019 01:09:29 EST wSjgd1Mz No.146637 Reply >>146233Get a good quality guidebook for your specific region of the country. Then join SAB and Shroomery.
>> Cornelius Diddlelene - Wed, 10 Apr 2019 23:35:20 EST bZNO6Sjj No.146543 Reply just dont take anything you arent 100% sure, and ask a few buddies as well, sometimes you may see it one way and they can point something out that you dont see
>> Graham Pavingpeck - Sun, 14 Apr 2019 17:12:17 EST WYIOFa8K No.146561 Reply >>146233Finally, a mushroom thread! I've grown Cubensis but I love wild mushrooms. There's so much cool stuff out there if you know where to look. OP if you don't already do so make sure you take spore prints from your harvests, to be safe. Also do you know of or use any mycology books that you could recommend? I'm looking to get well-versed in it so that I can identify wild shrooms. I think taking spore prints in itself is a fun activity, and growing them through cake inoculation is equally entertaining. In fact, after you take the spore prints if you like the result you can self-propagate and have a multitude of the wild ones in your home. Growing mushrooms is quite easy in my experience, provided your equipment is sterilized and you follow safe practices. Yeah Shroomery is a great resource as well, but I'm sure you've heard of it. Anyway I just wanted to pitch in my vote for a mushroom thread, please keep it coming I'm enjoying it!
>> Sophie Dartville - Sat, 18 May 2019 01:09:29 EST wSjgd1Mz No.146637 Reply >>146233Get a good quality guidebook for your specific region of the country. Then join SAB and Shroomery.
deficient? View Thread Reply Hide mudbutt - Fri, 05 Apr 2019 15:15:25 EST qMXI8jAZ No.146521 File: 1554491725789.jpg -(539920B / 527.27KB, 1294x1785) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Does this lil one look deficient To ya'll? I think it might be Nitrogen problems or somethig else. 14 posts and 2 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> William Crottingshaw - Wed, 10 Apr 2019 18:26:30 EST uHoIBLKZ No.146542 Reply >>146533Yeah, if it was in miracle grow then it probably got nute burn. The curling of the leaf tips looks like it. Over or underwatering just causes drooping, not the curl at the tip. It will probably recover but it will never be as big as it could have been. >> Nicholas Fadgeridge - Sun, 05 May 2019 14:24:08 EST drgnR/is No.146617 Reply >>146521Look light deficient, turn up those ballasts >> Charlotte Grimshaw - Tue, 07 May 2019 08:39:47 EST WmMVwVjQ No.146622 Reply >>146540see my comment >>146619 unless there is a fan aimed directly at it I suspect excess N
>> William Crottingshaw - Wed, 10 Apr 2019 18:26:30 EST uHoIBLKZ No.146542 Reply >>146533Yeah, if it was in miracle grow then it probably got nute burn. The curling of the leaf tips looks like it. Over or underwatering just causes drooping, not the curl at the tip. It will probably recover but it will never be as big as it could have been.
>> Nicholas Fadgeridge - Sun, 05 May 2019 14:24:08 EST drgnR/is No.146617 Reply >>146521Look light deficient, turn up those ballasts
>> Charlotte Grimshaw - Tue, 07 May 2019 08:39:47 EST WmMVwVjQ No.146622 Reply >>146540see my comment >>146619 unless there is a fan aimed directly at it I suspect excess N
cheao light rec View Thread Reply Hide Augustus Suvingville - Sat, 04 May 2019 12:00:02 EST txmf1vD/ No.146612 File: 1556985602147.jpg -(7744B / 7.56KB, 191x264) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I was given two plants, didn't care much for them until I started to prune and trim, got into it.I don't have a lot of extra money so I'm looking for an economic light to be used with two plants. Thanks guys. >> Frederick Fodgelick - Sun, 05 May 2019 02:16:34 EST iD6KjIGw No.146615 Reply >>146612no pleb shit >> Edwin Herryford - Sun, 05 May 2019 13:48:21 EST S69Ie05p No.146616 Reply >>146612It's outdoor season.Your best bet is find a nice spot outside and plant them there.If you want to give them a better chance buy a bag of potting soil instead of putting them straight into the dirt. Find a nice secluded spot an check on them about once a week. Don't pick any property that is fenced in any way and don't pick a spot that is visible to regular people who just go hiking.Indoor isn't really feasible without some investment in the low 100sBesides lights you also need a tent, ventilation and a carbon filter. >> Charlotte Grimshaw - Tue, 07 May 2019 05:07:23 EST WmMVwVjQ No.146621 Reply >>146616This, there is no light better than the fusion reactor in the sky
>> Edwin Herryford - Sun, 05 May 2019 13:48:21 EST S69Ie05p No.146616 Reply >>146612It's outdoor season.Your best bet is find a nice spot outside and plant them there.If you want to give them a better chance buy a bag of potting soil instead of putting them straight into the dirt. Find a nice secluded spot an check on them about once a week. Don't pick any property that is fenced in any way and don't pick a spot that is visible to regular people who just go hiking.Indoor isn't really feasible without some investment in the low 100sBesides lights you also need a tent, ventilation and a carbon filter.
>> Charlotte Grimshaw - Tue, 07 May 2019 05:07:23 EST WmMVwVjQ No.146621 Reply >>146616This, there is no light better than the fusion reactor in the sky
Drooping leaves View Thread Reply Hide Martha Sapperdare - Sat, 04 May 2019 11:54:47 EST somcaAi+ No.146611 File: 1556985287169.jpg -(4960335B / 4.73MB, 4032x3024) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Soil is wet, so may be from over watering.But pretty new to this game.Any idea why it is drooping?My other plant is doing fine. >> Charlotte Grimshaw - Tue, 07 May 2019 05:06:22 EST WmMVwVjQ No.146620 Reply >>146611your overwatering (in reality it's actually a lack of oxygen in the rootzone, airpruning pots for instance are a lot less suceptible to this), Cannabis doesn't like 'wet feet'. Overwatering causes drooping in just the leaflets without drooping in the stem. Underwatering causes a more general drooping. >> Molly Peblingforth - Sun, 19 May 2019 18:44:27 EST J6gMi36Z No.146644 Reply 1558305867318.jpg -(101505B / 99.13KB, 1200x657) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
>> Charlotte Grimshaw - Tue, 07 May 2019 05:06:22 EST WmMVwVjQ No.146620 Reply >>146611your overwatering (in reality it's actually a lack of oxygen in the rootzone, airpruning pots for instance are a lot less suceptible to this), Cannabis doesn't like 'wet feet'. Overwatering causes drooping in just the leaflets without drooping in the stem. Underwatering causes a more general drooping.
>> Molly Peblingforth - Sun, 19 May 2019 18:44:27 EST J6gMi36Z No.146644 Reply 1558305867318.jpg -(101505B / 99.13KB, 1200x657) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
What apps are you guys using to grow? View Thread Reply Hide Nell Tillingfuck - Sun, 14 Apr 2019 21:29:02 EST 9IW8h/FX No.146564 File: 1555291742386.jpg -(112518B / 109.88KB, 1024x535) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE 3 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Phoebe Biblingville - Mon, 22 Apr 2019 11:21:08 EST BxOJe8cA No.146590 Reply >>146569Is that available on android? or is it only on IOS? >> Beatrice Clommerderk - Fri, 26 Apr 2019 00:35:37 EST WYIOFa8K No.146600 Reply 1556253337555.jpg -(16853B / 16.46KB, 620x330) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>146590apps >> Hedda Panningpag - Fri, 26 Apr 2019 18:41:06 EST Xihi9K1f No.146602 Reply S'wits ain't growing that digital good good yet... smdh
>> Phoebe Biblingville - Mon, 22 Apr 2019 11:21:08 EST BxOJe8cA No.146590 Reply >>146569Is that available on android? or is it only on IOS?
>> Beatrice Clommerderk - Fri, 26 Apr 2019 00:35:37 EST WYIOFa8K No.146600 Reply 1556253337555.jpg -(16853B / 16.46KB, 620x330) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>146590apps
>> Hedda Panningpag - Fri, 26 Apr 2019 18:41:06 EST Xihi9K1f No.146602 Reply S'wits ain't growing that digital good good yet... smdh
aquarium thread! View Thread Reply Hide Esther Hivingson - Fri, 26 Apr 2019 06:22:34 EST G++aRPJN No.146601 File: 1556274154110.jpg -(175731B / 171.61KB, 1600x1038) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. favorite plants to grow? fish to keep? what problems have come up for you lately?I had a 50L that was leaking, so I decided on a bigger tank and now both fish and plant are more happy. except for the hygrophila I have growing in the back of the tank. I dose trace elements but no macro's as I hoped the fish and regular water change would take care of that. also no co2 yet, which could also be the problem
flowering advice View Thread Reply Hide George Segglehood - Sat, 13 Apr 2019 00:35:18 EST A8LNIWrh No.146554 File: 1555130118352.jpg -(109116B / 106.56KB, 519x668) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So, I bought autoflowering sour d seeds from a reputable onion retailer or so I thought I got three girl clones and three girl adult plants going. So far no sign of sacs But no buds yet, it is day 82, should I be worried? I have them on 12/12 i posted this on /weed/ first because I'm a dumb, high motherfucker 2 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Shitting Dartworth - Sat, 20 Apr 2019 22:52:28 EST A8LNIWrh No.146588 Reply >>146557Switch to 12/12 was start of april I think >> Cornelius Bobberwet - Sun, 21 Apr 2019 08:49:54 EST S69Ie05p No.146589 Reply Clones pretty much always are photo-period plants not autos.They gotta grow a mother plant to cut the clones from you know and that's a little difficult if it starts flowering after 3 weeks. >> Martha Sommlestadge - Wed, 24 Apr 2019 16:23:18 EST A8LNIWrh No.146596 Reply >>146589ohhhhso basically once I get a mama going I can make cutting and then sog it?
>> Shitting Dartworth - Sat, 20 Apr 2019 22:52:28 EST A8LNIWrh No.146588 Reply >>146557Switch to 12/12 was start of april I think
>> Cornelius Bobberwet - Sun, 21 Apr 2019 08:49:54 EST S69Ie05p No.146589 Reply Clones pretty much always are photo-period plants not autos.They gotta grow a mother plant to cut the clones from you know and that's a little difficult if it starts flowering after 3 weeks.
>> Martha Sommlestadge - Wed, 24 Apr 2019 16:23:18 EST A8LNIWrh No.146596 Reply >>146589ohhhhso basically once I get a mama going I can make cutting and then sog it?
Help deciding on an atmosphere control unit View Thread Reply Hide Nathaniel Porrypug - Tue, 16 Apr 2019 02:05:19 EST 0tZk9yUl No.146568 File: 1555394719374.jpg -(62343B / 60.88KB, 700x933) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >TL;DR>Need help deciding on a way, and ideally a specific piece of equipment, to control atmosphere (temp + humidity) in 96 sq ft, 768 cubic ft, well-insulated space in outdoor temps ranging from approx 25-115 F while minimizing punctures in existing insulationGreetings comrades. Working on pouring all my money into a setup to try to master fogponics in my first real grow. Probably going to kill some plants. Then make the best weed ever. But that's another discussion.I have a 8 x 8 x 12 (that's 96 sq ft, 768 cubic ft) grow space. It's very well-insulated; spent god damn $700 on polyurethane expanding spray foam insulation and going to put fiberglass insulation in the remaining space. But I live in somewhat-inland Southern California, so temperatures throughout the year may vary from low-30's (Fahrenheit) to, at the absolute rare-highest, maybe 105 or so.Thus good atmosphere control is crucial. Because the polyurethane foam is supposed to be such a great insulator, I really want to avoid cutting an air-conditioner-sized hole in it. And because I need both cold air and hot air, I've mostly been looking at heat pumps. Specifically this one,https://www.homedepot.com/p/ClimateRight-5000-BTU-Portable-Air-Conditioner-with-Heat-and-Dehumidifier-CR5000ACH/207157185?cm_mmc=%7cTHD%7cmid=sQXDDC5wz%7cdc_mtid_890389n25185_pcrid_247823900761_pkw__pmt__product_207157185_slid_&gclid=CjwKCAjw1dzkBRBWEiwAROVDLGsEMCYCxiKKzISS1RH5Wstaboj73F9o9AFSOvk-SEe8YVghlvNOFhoC3jgQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.dsbecause it's ducted (small holes through insulation or even just connected to ventilation intake/exhaust) and fairly weak, still too strong for my space but they don't really make them much weaker than 5000 BTU. However if you read the reviews you'll see basically everyone had a shit experience with it. I called Home Depot and they said they would replace the unit or basically otherwise make things right if the company just ignored me, and I tried emailing the company to get some assurance they wouldn't ignore me if I had issues with their product but they ignored me.SO>I come to /crops/ for help. Any suggestions on how to handle climate control in my grow space considering these factors?Also current projected cost of this grow's equipment is like $2,250 even without including the heat pump or any of the structural costs (probably another $2,000) so cheaper the better, plz, I want to grow and I want to grow scientifically but damn my wallet. I don't want to significantly sacrifice on function but I don't have infinite money to blow either. 6 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Clara Fockleshit - Wed, 17 Apr 2019 22:46:53 EST pWkh7QEV No.146579 Reply >>146578I'm only growing 6 plants. It's definitely a bigger space than necessary considering that but there won't be a TON of wasted space, just a walkway down the center and 3 plants (going to do SCROG, nebula manifold, and in the second grow probably monster cropping, so allowing for 2x2 per plant). I'm doing this 100% legally as a prelude (and hopeful fogponic proof of concept) to an actual, licensed cultivation business so won't be selling any of it. Also not a fan of HPS over LEDs, I understand their advantages but their drawbacks combined with the fact I like to think I'm an environmentalist combined with 110+ degree CA temps making heat a major consideration sold me on LEDs.I'm also not a big believer in upgrading vs just buying the best (or at least reasonably decent) equipment to start with. Maybe I totally misunderstand how mini splits work but I thought it was basically like installing a wall mounted air conditioner where you cut a hole basically the size of the unit? Any chance you could post an example of one with the coolant line connection you're talking about? As for the home depot unit, I could just attach a carbon filter at the end if necessary. And yes it's on my family's owned property and 100% legal. On mobile and I hate typing on mobile so sorry if I seem abrupt. Greatly appreciate your assistance comrade, seriously >> Sidney Clayshit - Thu, 18 Apr 2019 11:19:01 EST S69Ie05p No.146580 Reply 1555600741283.png -(407243B / 397.70KB, 790x581) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>146579>Maybe I totally misunderstand how mini splits work but I thought it was basically like installing a wall mounted air conditioner where you cut a hole basically the size of the unit? Any chance you could post an example of one with the coolant line connection you're talking about? I just searched for split air conditioner installationYou need to hire a refrigeration technician to install it, which often costs as much as the device itself. They need to fill the coolant line with refrigerant and so on.The advantage is you can have multiple indoor units for one outdoor unit, higher efficiency and quiet operation.Since your family owns the property you might want to talk to them about installing a system for the whole house too.In climates that do not go below freezing it's also the most cost effective heating solution afik. >> Lydia Clemmlewack - Thu, 18 Apr 2019 12:56:20 EST c7UjFkDG No.146581 Reply >>146580Ahh see I was thinking mini-split rather than split AC. Mini-splits can be under $1,000, usually around $600 for the weakest (which is all I need)In that case, yeah, that sounds great and is probably what I'll do for the actual business, but for my backyard weed shack, $1,000 low-average unit cost and $2,500 low-average installation cost is a bit above my price range, yeah
>> Clara Fockleshit - Wed, 17 Apr 2019 22:46:53 EST pWkh7QEV No.146579 Reply >>146578I'm only growing 6 plants. It's definitely a bigger space than necessary considering that but there won't be a TON of wasted space, just a walkway down the center and 3 plants (going to do SCROG, nebula manifold, and in the second grow probably monster cropping, so allowing for 2x2 per plant). I'm doing this 100% legally as a prelude (and hopeful fogponic proof of concept) to an actual, licensed cultivation business so won't be selling any of it. Also not a fan of HPS over LEDs, I understand their advantages but their drawbacks combined with the fact I like to think I'm an environmentalist combined with 110+ degree CA temps making heat a major consideration sold me on LEDs.I'm also not a big believer in upgrading vs just buying the best (or at least reasonably decent) equipment to start with. Maybe I totally misunderstand how mini splits work but I thought it was basically like installing a wall mounted air conditioner where you cut a hole basically the size of the unit? Any chance you could post an example of one with the coolant line connection you're talking about? As for the home depot unit, I could just attach a carbon filter at the end if necessary. And yes it's on my family's owned property and 100% legal. On mobile and I hate typing on mobile so sorry if I seem abrupt. Greatly appreciate your assistance comrade, seriously
>> Sidney Clayshit - Thu, 18 Apr 2019 11:19:01 EST S69Ie05p No.146580 Reply 1555600741283.png -(407243B / 397.70KB, 790x581) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>146579>Maybe I totally misunderstand how mini splits work but I thought it was basically like installing a wall mounted air conditioner where you cut a hole basically the size of the unit? Any chance you could post an example of one with the coolant line connection you're talking about? I just searched for split air conditioner installationYou need to hire a refrigeration technician to install it, which often costs as much as the device itself. They need to fill the coolant line with refrigerant and so on.The advantage is you can have multiple indoor units for one outdoor unit, higher efficiency and quiet operation.Since your family owns the property you might want to talk to them about installing a system for the whole house too.In climates that do not go below freezing it's also the most cost effective heating solution afik.
>> Lydia Clemmlewack - Thu, 18 Apr 2019 12:56:20 EST c7UjFkDG No.146581 Reply >>146580Ahh see I was thinking mini-split rather than split AC. Mini-splits can be under $1,000, usually around $600 for the weakest (which is all I need)In that case, yeah, that sounds great and is probably what I'll do for the actual business, but for my backyard weed shack, $1,000 low-average unit cost and $2,500 low-average installation cost is a bit above my price range, yeah
