What LED to buy in 2019 ? View Thread Reply Hide Doris Simmletit - Sat, 17 Nov 2018 23:56:11 EST D6OT6Wh/ No.146441 File: 1542516971918.jpg -(426765B / 416.76KB, 1000x1000) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. . 5 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Albert Blinderridge - Tue, 20 Nov 2018 10:34:19 EST ef1tcmWF No.146453 Reply Cheap red and blue sets from China work just fine. Even if some lights are more efficient and save you money that way, there's no way it's going to be enough to recoup the difference between a $50 set and a $500 set. These Mars Hydro sets have been around for a while and have a good reputation:https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mars-Hydro-300W-LED-Grow-Light-Full-Spectrum-Veg-Flower-Indoor-Plant-Lamp-Panel/291666162702?epid=1355162234&hash=item43e8a8740e:g:W~4AAOSwC1FbvAwn:rk:2:pf:0I went for something even cheaper and less brand name and it still produced very healthy plants. >> Phineas Pickshit - Tue, 04 Dec 2018 12:55:57 EST ePUTzbMD No.146469 Reply >>146453Yeah because obviously plant greenness is the only thing that matters, oh and yield. Quality doesn't matter. >> Phineas Seblingson - Tue, 04 Dec 2018 16:47:20 EST Az88fn/6 No.146470 Reply 1543960040953.jpg -(26857B / 26.23KB, 570x570) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
>> Albert Blinderridge - Tue, 20 Nov 2018 10:34:19 EST ef1tcmWF No.146453 Reply Cheap red and blue sets from China work just fine. Even if some lights are more efficient and save you money that way, there's no way it's going to be enough to recoup the difference between a $50 set and a $500 set. These Mars Hydro sets have been around for a while and have a good reputation:https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mars-Hydro-300W-LED-Grow-Light-Full-Spectrum-Veg-Flower-Indoor-Plant-Lamp-Panel/291666162702?epid=1355162234&hash=item43e8a8740e:g:W~4AAOSwC1FbvAwn:rk:2:pf:0I went for something even cheaper and less brand name and it still produced very healthy plants.
>> Phineas Pickshit - Tue, 04 Dec 2018 12:55:57 EST ePUTzbMD No.146469 Reply >>146453Yeah because obviously plant greenness is the only thing that matters, oh and yield. Quality doesn't matter.
>> Phineas Seblingson - Tue, 04 Dec 2018 16:47:20 EST Az88fn/6 No.146470 Reply 1543960040953.jpg -(26857B / 26.23KB, 570x570) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
Best resource on growing indoors View Thread Reply Hide Reuben Snodlock - Thu, 22 Nov 2018 12:36:28 EST c3FAgiWQ No.146457 File: 1542908188013.jpg -(525276B / 512.96KB, 1920x1200) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I come bearing my heart on my sleave /crops/. For I am a newbie and need to know what would be the best resource (book/video/site) for growing indoors. I promise I will screencap this and post results.Please don't hate a guy for askin, just ignore me :) >> Fuck Gasslebury - Thu, 22 Nov 2018 13:41:23 EST aWb7Y/oB No.146458 Reply >>146457https://www.growweedeasy.com/ >> Reuben Snodlock - Thu, 22 Nov 2018 15:34:38 EST c3FAgiWQ No.146459 Reply 1542918878013.jpg -(147578B / 144.12KB, 360x360) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>146458thank you very much, have some goat >> Clara Finkinkut - Fri, 23 Nov 2018 23:44:35 EST QxaI1eqo No.146460 Reply 1543034675303.jpg -(2368836B / 2.26MB, 3264x2448) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I've been growing plants indoors for like 4 years. Grew a habanero plant from sapling to ded. I really like this guy's guide:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7nVfrPro8Y&list=PLs6dtBxfQNZ9ypfNbKfEhgvw9NW9RqRU8His method is probably the best way to start growing without too much extra bullshit weighing you down. Also, torrent you a copy of the marijuana grow bible to flip to when you need to learn a specific topic.This video is good too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZcVeNMTi6oIt's like 435 pages long and goes into excruciating detail on pretty much anything you would ever want to know about growing. For everything else, ask google.My tips:>use 3-7 gallon fabric grow bags for each pot plant, ~1 gallon per foot. it allows more oxygen to get to the roots>use ~600 watts per 16 square feet>use LED lamps since they take longer to burn out and convert more electricity into light than heat>get some urea (nitrogen) bonemeal (Phosphorus) and potash (potassium) and mix it together in a mason jar adding 1 part nitrogen, 2 parts bonemeal, 1 part potash and add 1/4 tsp to every liter of water you give them like the guy in the video does. If you want to get fancy then make another batch with 1 part nitrogen 4 parts bonemeal 2 parts potash and use it when you flower your plants>the plant is separated into 2 stages, vegatative and flowering. plants need 18 hours of light, blue spectrum heavy light, and more nitrogen during vegatative, they need 12 hours of light, red spectrum heavy light, and more phosporus and potassium during the flowering.>males don't give you weed, only use them for making new strains, otherwise kill them>the main way to get new plants is to clone female plants. Get a $4 thing of cloning powder on amazon, snip a branch, dip the end into the cloning powder, and plant it. You will get a new plant with the same genetics as it's mother. Take many clones from one plant or clone the clones as you go.>blow a fan on your plants to discourage pests, disease, and strengthen the stems>get a grow tent, it blocks outside light and reflects inside light saving you money>when your plant has enough flowers on it, rip it out of the soil and hang it upside down on a clothesline like a pair of pants to dry for a few weeks, put it in a garbage bag for a few hours to bring moisture to the surface and repeat until the garbage bag doesn't bring any more moisture out
>> Fuck Gasslebury - Thu, 22 Nov 2018 13:41:23 EST aWb7Y/oB No.146458 Reply >>146457https://www.growweedeasy.com/
>> Reuben Snodlock - Thu, 22 Nov 2018 15:34:38 EST c3FAgiWQ No.146459 Reply 1542918878013.jpg -(147578B / 144.12KB, 360x360) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>146458thank you very much, have some goat
>> Clara Finkinkut - Fri, 23 Nov 2018 23:44:35 EST QxaI1eqo No.146460 Reply 1543034675303.jpg -(2368836B / 2.26MB, 3264x2448) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I've been growing plants indoors for like 4 years. Grew a habanero plant from sapling to ded. I really like this guy's guide:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7nVfrPro8Y&list=PLs6dtBxfQNZ9ypfNbKfEhgvw9NW9RqRU8His method is probably the best way to start growing without too much extra bullshit weighing you down. Also, torrent you a copy of the marijuana grow bible to flip to when you need to learn a specific topic.This video is good too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZcVeNMTi6oIt's like 435 pages long and goes into excruciating detail on pretty much anything you would ever want to know about growing. For everything else, ask google.My tips:>use 3-7 gallon fabric grow bags for each pot plant, ~1 gallon per foot. it allows more oxygen to get to the roots>use ~600 watts per 16 square feet>use LED lamps since they take longer to burn out and convert more electricity into light than heat>get some urea (nitrogen) bonemeal (Phosphorus) and potash (potassium) and mix it together in a mason jar adding 1 part nitrogen, 2 parts bonemeal, 1 part potash and add 1/4 tsp to every liter of water you give them like the guy in the video does. If you want to get fancy then make another batch with 1 part nitrogen 4 parts bonemeal 2 parts potash and use it when you flower your plants>the plant is separated into 2 stages, vegatative and flowering. plants need 18 hours of light, blue spectrum heavy light, and more nitrogen during vegatative, they need 12 hours of light, red spectrum heavy light, and more phosporus and potassium during the flowering.>males don't give you weed, only use them for making new strains, otherwise kill them>the main way to get new plants is to clone female plants. Get a $4 thing of cloning powder on amazon, snip a branch, dip the end into the cloning powder, and plant it. You will get a new plant with the same genetics as it's mother. Take many clones from one plant or clone the clones as you go.>blow a fan on your plants to discourage pests, disease, and strengthen the stems>get a grow tent, it blocks outside light and reflects inside light saving you money>when your plant has enough flowers on it, rip it out of the soil and hang it upside down on a clothesline like a pair of pants to dry for a few weeks, put it in a garbage bag for a few hours to bring moisture to the surface and repeat until the garbage bag doesn't bring any more moisture out
the mushroom thread View Thread Reply Hide Nathaniel Girringmen - Sun, 23 Sep 2018 10:31:09 EST Az88fn/6 No.146320 File: 1537713069048.jpg -(1058632B / 1.01MB, 2048x1536) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. have you grown mushrooms? are you going mushrooms at the moment? post your shit, i'm interested! i'm on my 4th or 5th grow now, had a bit of a hiatus/depressed laziness so this took a while to get going but anways...i'll post a few pics of my project that i started on the 12th of this month (cambodian spore syringe i made from a print)here's the pf cakes i made 31 posts and 17 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> poopress - Wed, 07 Nov 2018 17:07:37 EST RoIGzPYx No.146432 Reply >>146423yeah most common contams wont really take hold on mycelliumbesidesoyster mushrooms are pretty darn fierce when it comes to beating contaminants, at least when compared to cubensisbut i highly doubt that youd speed up colonization this way. complete colonization is one of the strongest fruiting triggers. if you had multiple jars id say go for it and tesst your idea but since you only have one, youd have no idea wether or not it had any impact even if you should succeedkeep in mind that youll lose water if you leave the spawn exposed to the elements. i havent growm oysters indoors but i think youll need someway of maintaining a high RH% around the spawn >> Graham Crallerfuck - Wed, 14 Nov 2018 18:03:22 EST VtiMRvcI No.146438 Reply Is it still legal to ship spores to Wisconsin >> Jenny Pazzlewill - Sat, 17 Nov 2018 19:59:06 EST OberL7nz No.146440 Reply >>146438yes
>> poopress - Wed, 07 Nov 2018 17:07:37 EST RoIGzPYx No.146432 Reply >>146423yeah most common contams wont really take hold on mycelliumbesidesoyster mushrooms are pretty darn fierce when it comes to beating contaminants, at least when compared to cubensisbut i highly doubt that youd speed up colonization this way. complete colonization is one of the strongest fruiting triggers. if you had multiple jars id say go for it and tesst your idea but since you only have one, youd have no idea wether or not it had any impact even if you should succeedkeep in mind that youll lose water if you leave the spawn exposed to the elements. i havent growm oysters indoors but i think youll need someway of maintaining a high RH% around the spawn
>> Graham Crallerfuck - Wed, 14 Nov 2018 18:03:22 EST VtiMRvcI No.146438 Reply Is it still legal to ship spores to Wisconsin
Finding a place to grow View Thread Reply Hide Martin Dorryway - Wed, 29 Aug 2018 22:02:06 EST +W+NnLuT No.146290 File: 1535594526445.jpg -(113368B / 110.71KB, 500x375) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I've been wanting to grow my own green for a while now but i'm too pussy to actually start.I don't have much room in my house, and its above a business on a main street in whiteass suburbs. is there any way i could find a place outside to grow? would growing deep in the fucking woods work? 9 posts and 3 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Doris Clablingdog - Thu, 04 Oct 2018 16:54:41 EST 5ZH1La2e No.146373 Reply >>146367Bad idea. Park rangers aren't who you have to worry about, state fish and game police are. They're state police and make over $100k + benefits in most states so bribing them will not ever work. They're also usually people who have learned to hate all manner of druggies with a passion thanks to vagrant faggots and shitty cartel beaners planting tons of weed in a forest they've been struggling to keep healthy and happy for years. Also if they find your grow out in the woods sometimes they'll just sit there and wait for days until you come back because they can afford the time and energy to do so being part of the state police. If your grow is big enough they'll straight up shoot you since most large grows are owned by gangs and are heavily armed. Furthermore since it's on federal land you get to serve federal prison time and come under federal and state jurisdiction; you will be fucked in all holes both literally and figuratively for a long ass time. Far safer and less hassle to just make some closet space. >> Betsy Sosslestad - Sun, 11 Nov 2018 01:17:18 EST 1hIdt5BN No.146436 Reply >>146290depends, I learned apparently marijuana is deer crack the hard way.I only had a couple plants and tried over and over for a few years, but every time when they'd get about knee high the deer would find them. >> Esther Congerpon - Sat, 17 Nov 2018 11:16:26 EST nQjxiw+L No.146439 Reply friend of mine used to grow in his living room. had a grow tent with a proper carbon filter and you couldnt smell shit. dude even had his parents over one time and they didnt even notice lmaotent was like 24x24x60 and even tho he was totally incompetent he still got 3 maybe 4 ounches every harvestso ye, just get a proper carbon filter and think of a clever disguise
>> Doris Clablingdog - Thu, 04 Oct 2018 16:54:41 EST 5ZH1La2e No.146373 Reply >>146367Bad idea. Park rangers aren't who you have to worry about, state fish and game police are. They're state police and make over $100k + benefits in most states so bribing them will not ever work. They're also usually people who have learned to hate all manner of druggies with a passion thanks to vagrant faggots and shitty cartel beaners planting tons of weed in a forest they've been struggling to keep healthy and happy for years. Also if they find your grow out in the woods sometimes they'll just sit there and wait for days until you come back because they can afford the time and energy to do so being part of the state police. If your grow is big enough they'll straight up shoot you since most large grows are owned by gangs and are heavily armed. Furthermore since it's on federal land you get to serve federal prison time and come under federal and state jurisdiction; you will be fucked in all holes both literally and figuratively for a long ass time. Far safer and less hassle to just make some closet space.
>> Betsy Sosslestad - Sun, 11 Nov 2018 01:17:18 EST 1hIdt5BN No.146436 Reply >>146290depends, I learned apparently marijuana is deer crack the hard way.I only had a couple plants and tried over and over for a few years, but every time when they'd get about knee high the deer would find them.
>> Esther Congerpon - Sat, 17 Nov 2018 11:16:26 EST nQjxiw+L No.146439 Reply friend of mine used to grow in his living room. had a grow tent with a proper carbon filter and you couldnt smell shit. dude even had his parents over one time and they didnt even notice lmaotent was like 24x24x60 and even tho he was totally incompetent he still got 3 maybe 4 ounches every harvestso ye, just get a proper carbon filter and think of a clever disguise
I dont believe in plants View Thread Reply Hide Isabella Sindlewill - Sat, 10 Nov 2018 03:21:28 EST jPJuqe+T No.146434 File: 1541838088850.png -(496698B / 485.06KB, 1024x576) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. they are probably just government cameras that spy on us>I mean how can something that looks like wheat become something that looks like bread?I'm not saying that the UN is involved but I mean those black helicopters weren't just swamp gas if you know what I mean. >> poopresstitution - Sat, 10 Nov 2018 09:21:13 EST GLH+CuAz No.146435 Reply i heard that plants listen to musicall that shit about playing mozart to your mushrooms to make them more intelligentyou say UN but you really meant ((((((((((((((((((((un))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) >> Ebenezer Penningfoot - Tue, 13 Nov 2018 23:39:43 EST B0kZyQRI No.146437 Reply >>146435no, Isabella meant Unrealistic Negroes when she said "UN", the "black helicopters" stuff is when the Unrealistic Negroes spin around so fast that they can levitate, which is to say that unrealistic negroes can fly under their own power rather than by using captured swamp gas as a propellant, as fuel for a piston or turbine engine or for atmospheric buoyancy as in a dirigible.
>> poopresstitution - Sat, 10 Nov 2018 09:21:13 EST GLH+CuAz No.146435 Reply i heard that plants listen to musicall that shit about playing mozart to your mushrooms to make them more intelligentyou say UN but you really meant ((((((((((((((((((((un)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
>> Ebenezer Penningfoot - Tue, 13 Nov 2018 23:39:43 EST B0kZyQRI No.146437 Reply >>146435no, Isabella meant Unrealistic Negroes when she said "UN", the "black helicopters" stuff is when the Unrealistic Negroes spin around so fast that they can levitate, which is to say that unrealistic negroes can fly under their own power rather than by using captured swamp gas as a propellant, as fuel for a piston or turbine engine or for atmospheric buoyancy as in a dirigible.
balcony grow View Thread Reply Hide Shit Bravingnodging - Sun, 21 Oct 2018 21:09:39 EST 8p2v+lXX No.146405 File: 1540170579592.jpg -(1250814B / 1.19MB, 1840x3264) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. My first growLemon Haze Imspired by Don Carlos 3 posts and 3 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Shit Bravingnodging - Sun, 21 Oct 2018 21:15:24 EST 8p2v+lXX No.146409 Reply 1540170924592.jpg -(683566B / 667.54KB, 2336x4160) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE >> Caroline Sobbleway - Wed, 24 Oct 2018 00:43:04 EST B0kZyQRI No.146416 Reply Looks very nice, how lemony is it and who's seeds/clone did you get? That looks like a really nice plant for a first timer as far as I can see from the pic. You're a natural, grow a whole bunch more and bigger plants. >> Hannah Gissledon - Fri, 26 Oct 2018 16:23:39 EST yBE6fZgp No.146424 Reply >>146416Took 24 weeks issa cupwinner this shit so trippy mayneBut i did bless it
>> Shit Bravingnodging - Sun, 21 Oct 2018 21:15:24 EST 8p2v+lXX No.146409 Reply 1540170924592.jpg -(683566B / 667.54KB, 2336x4160) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
>> Caroline Sobbleway - Wed, 24 Oct 2018 00:43:04 EST B0kZyQRI No.146416 Reply Looks very nice, how lemony is it and who's seeds/clone did you get? That looks like a really nice plant for a first timer as far as I can see from the pic. You're a natural, grow a whole bunch more and bigger plants.
>> Hannah Gissledon - Fri, 26 Oct 2018 16:23:39 EST yBE6fZgp No.146424 Reply >>146416Took 24 weeks issa cupwinner this shit so trippy mayneBut i did bless it
Oui View Thread Reply Hide Shit Bravingnodging - Sun, 21 Oct 2018 21:18:12 EST 8p2v+lXX No.146410 File: 1540171092592.jpg -(871489B / 851.06KB, 4160x2336) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So cute my autoflower >> Shit Bravingnodging - Sun, 21 Oct 2018 21:25:48 EST 8p2v+lXX No.146411 Reply 1540171548592.jpg -(1228909B / 1.17MB, 2336x4160) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE >> Caroline Sobbleway - Wed, 24 Oct 2018 00:26:42 EST B0kZyQRI No.146415 Reply That looks like its nice and healthy, who is she and how many weeks from seed is it five weeks?
>> Shit Bravingnodging - Sun, 21 Oct 2018 21:25:48 EST 8p2v+lXX No.146411 Reply 1540171548592.jpg -(1228909B / 1.17MB, 2336x4160) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
>> Caroline Sobbleway - Wed, 24 Oct 2018 00:26:42 EST B0kZyQRI No.146415 Reply That looks like its nice and healthy, who is she and how many weeks from seed is it five weeks?
Turn An Aquarium into indoor grow View Thread Reply Hide LordVic !6I0QtMh0ew - Sun, 14 Oct 2018 12:31:46 EST G10NBE+W No.146390 File: 1539534706139.jpg -(83554B / 81.60KB, 1864x1064) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hi Everyone!With Cannabis legalization coming in a few days here in Canuckistan, I wanted to get started with my own home grown.I've got a 40 Gallon standard aquarium, with hood and light. I'm looking to hopefully repurpose these into my grow spot.Looking for ideas on how to set it up. what sort of light I should try and find for it (Currently has a UVB from previous occupant), what sort of seeds to grow (Drawf? Something that will remain in this aquarium till harvest with ok yeilds (Winter is coming, outdoors will be next year). >> Eliza Billinglock - Mon, 15 Oct 2018 19:15:36 EST ef1tcmWF No.146391 Reply >>146390if it's legal why the fuck would you grow inside of a tiny box? It will come out small and shitty. If you want good weed you need a bright light. Get one of these cheap chinese LED arrays and give it an entire closet. I got one that works like a charm.https://www.ebay.com/itm/MUCH-300W-LED-Grow-Light-Hydro-Full-Spectrum-Veg-Flower-Indoor-Plant-Lamp-Panel/142959170940?epid=2215360137&hash=item214907d57c:g:YYQAAOSwwB5bqsYm:rk:7:pf:0The more light the danker your weed will be. You'd be better off just putting it outside if you're going to use a weak shitty light. Spectrum is important, any old light won't work nearly as well and will be highly inefficient compared to a light with a custom spectrum designed for growing plants. >> LordVic !6I0QtMh0ew - Wed, 17 Oct 2018 17:16:31 EST G10NBE+W No.146394 Reply >>146391Thanks for the reply."Tiny Box" because of limited space indoors. Trying to maximize the existing spaces and tools I may already have at hand. If using an Aquarium is so ridiculous an idea, than so be it, I Am not apposed to anything else. I Understand what you mean entirely by light. If Full spectrum UVB isn't enough and one of those light "pods" are recommended, i'm willing to buy. You say the one you linked as "Cheap Chinese" though. What's the lifespan on these? Would buying a better quality one be worth while? I'm a cheap ass, but I hope to have whatever setup usable year round for a few years.now if the aquarium thing just is a no go, Than i'd need other options for a fairly contained grow enclosure. I have pets, so having it in an enclosure is a must to keep them out (They can't get into the Aquarium i've got as an example). New to the grow scene. if it weren't for winter, i'd be doing this outdoors for my first grow (since I've got garden space) >> Ian Sinkinstone - Thu, 18 Oct 2018 20:03:18 EST ef1tcmWF No.146395 Reply >>146394Unfortunately I have no idea what the longevity of any given light you purchase will be. I bought my light off ebay a few years back and it looks almost exactly the same and it worked well but I've only used it for one grow so far. They seem to be pretty simple devices for the most part though, just some LEDs and a couple of computer fans in a case to keep things cool. Even if a few LEDs crap out on you, the rest should work just fine. As far as needing an enclosed space goes, you certainly can grow in a 40 gallon aquarium but it won't be ideal for several reasons, first off, it's just too small. Remember you need to grow the plant in something, so you'll need a pot of some kind, that leaves you with very little vertical room for the plant itself. Marijuana plants stretch upwards vertically during the first few weeks of flowering and usually double or even triple in height, so even if you start flowing with a tiny plant, you will run out of vertical room. You will also need good air flow which means you will need to put a fan in the aquarium further reducing your space for the plant. You're going to take a minimum of 2 months to grow even the fastest flowering strains but a plant that fits in a container that size won't produce more than an ounce tops and that's with lots of work to manage the canopy. As a rookie in a space that small you're likely to get almost nothing for your efforts. Simply growing in a larger space will make the wait more worth it because you get more bud. Another reason it's not ideal is because the clear sides will let out all your light. Ideally the sides of your grow chamber should be an extremely low gloss (matte/flat) white paint with high reflectivity because white paint reflects all spectra of light. Most ceiling paint fits the bill. Specially designed reflective materials like mylar will also work. If you're planning to use the light in the aquarium I doubt it will be powerful enough to grow good weed, and when it comes to spectrum it's not a matter of whether you have enough of the spectrum, but rather whether it's optimized for plant growth. Weed needs mostly blue and red light with smaller amounts of UV being beneficial but not essential. A full spectrum light might be producing most of its light in a range not utilized well by cannabis which is why people who grow under lights not designed to grow plants often have terrible results.Really light is the most important factor imo. People buy expensive nutrients and put it under a shitty light and it ends up dying or barely giving them a couple grams of larfy nugs. They should do the opposite and just grow some weed in cheap potting soil with cheap and weak nutrients (most people put waaay too many nutrients their first time and burn the plant) and buy more powerful lights. LEDs are the most efficient, so they cost the least in electricity to run, they're the most durable, and they run cooler than most other options and prices have come down a lot in recent years so I recommend them.I'd suggest you find a space with at least 3 feet of vertical space as an absolute minimum with more being preferable. Anything will work but a small closet is my preferred area because it's easy to paint white and the shelves at the top can be used to hang the lights from. It's also easy to cut a hole in the ceiling of a closet where it won't be noticed to run ducts with a fan blowing into a carbon filter to contain smell and ventilate the area, but if it's legal where you live then you probably won't even need that. You could also build or buy a grow tent rather than use a cabinet or a closet or something. Get a fan, a more powerful light, some nutrients (but go easy on them, especially at first), a bigger space, some potting soil and maybe mix in a little perlite or vermiculite and you'll be good to grow some great weed.
>> Eliza Billinglock - Mon, 15 Oct 2018 19:15:36 EST ef1tcmWF No.146391 Reply >>146390if it's legal why the fuck would you grow inside of a tiny box? It will come out small and shitty. If you want good weed you need a bright light. Get one of these cheap chinese LED arrays and give it an entire closet. I got one that works like a charm.https://www.ebay.com/itm/MUCH-300W-LED-Grow-Light-Hydro-Full-Spectrum-Veg-Flower-Indoor-Plant-Lamp-Panel/142959170940?epid=2215360137&hash=item214907d57c:g:YYQAAOSwwB5bqsYm:rk:7:pf:0The more light the danker your weed will be. You'd be better off just putting it outside if you're going to use a weak shitty light. Spectrum is important, any old light won't work nearly as well and will be highly inefficient compared to a light with a custom spectrum designed for growing plants.
>> LordVic !6I0QtMh0ew - Wed, 17 Oct 2018 17:16:31 EST G10NBE+W No.146394 Reply >>146391Thanks for the reply."Tiny Box" because of limited space indoors. Trying to maximize the existing spaces and tools I may already have at hand. If using an Aquarium is so ridiculous an idea, than so be it, I Am not apposed to anything else. I Understand what you mean entirely by light. If Full spectrum UVB isn't enough and one of those light "pods" are recommended, i'm willing to buy. You say the one you linked as "Cheap Chinese" though. What's the lifespan on these? Would buying a better quality one be worth while? I'm a cheap ass, but I hope to have whatever setup usable year round for a few years.now if the aquarium thing just is a no go, Than i'd need other options for a fairly contained grow enclosure. I have pets, so having it in an enclosure is a must to keep them out (They can't get into the Aquarium i've got as an example). New to the grow scene. if it weren't for winter, i'd be doing this outdoors for my first grow (since I've got garden space)
>> Ian Sinkinstone - Thu, 18 Oct 2018 20:03:18 EST ef1tcmWF No.146395 Reply >>146394Unfortunately I have no idea what the longevity of any given light you purchase will be. I bought my light off ebay a few years back and it looks almost exactly the same and it worked well but I've only used it for one grow so far. They seem to be pretty simple devices for the most part though, just some LEDs and a couple of computer fans in a case to keep things cool. Even if a few LEDs crap out on you, the rest should work just fine. As far as needing an enclosed space goes, you certainly can grow in a 40 gallon aquarium but it won't be ideal for several reasons, first off, it's just too small. Remember you need to grow the plant in something, so you'll need a pot of some kind, that leaves you with very little vertical room for the plant itself. Marijuana plants stretch upwards vertically during the first few weeks of flowering and usually double or even triple in height, so even if you start flowing with a tiny plant, you will run out of vertical room. You will also need good air flow which means you will need to put a fan in the aquarium further reducing your space for the plant. You're going to take a minimum of 2 months to grow even the fastest flowering strains but a plant that fits in a container that size won't produce more than an ounce tops and that's with lots of work to manage the canopy. As a rookie in a space that small you're likely to get almost nothing for your efforts. Simply growing in a larger space will make the wait more worth it because you get more bud. Another reason it's not ideal is because the clear sides will let out all your light. Ideally the sides of your grow chamber should be an extremely low gloss (matte/flat) white paint with high reflectivity because white paint reflects all spectra of light. Most ceiling paint fits the bill. Specially designed reflective materials like mylar will also work. If you're planning to use the light in the aquarium I doubt it will be powerful enough to grow good weed, and when it comes to spectrum it's not a matter of whether you have enough of the spectrum, but rather whether it's optimized for plant growth. Weed needs mostly blue and red light with smaller amounts of UV being beneficial but not essential. A full spectrum light might be producing most of its light in a range not utilized well by cannabis which is why people who grow under lights not designed to grow plants often have terrible results.Really light is the most important factor imo. People buy expensive nutrients and put it under a shitty light and it ends up dying or barely giving them a couple grams of larfy nugs. They should do the opposite and just grow some weed in cheap potting soil with cheap and weak nutrients (most people put waaay too many nutrients their first time and burn the plant) and buy more powerful lights. LEDs are the most efficient, so they cost the least in electricity to run, they're the most durable, and they run cooler than most other options and prices have come down a lot in recent years so I recommend them.I'd suggest you find a space with at least 3 feet of vertical space as an absolute minimum with more being preferable. Anything will work but a small closet is my preferred area because it's easy to paint white and the shelves at the top can be used to hang the lights from. It's also easy to cut a hole in the ceiling of a closet where it won't be noticed to run ducts with a fan blowing into a carbon filter to contain smell and ventilate the area, but if it's legal where you live then you probably won't even need that. You could also build or buy a grow tent rather than use a cabinet or a closet or something. Get a fan, a more powerful light, some nutrients (but go easy on them, especially at first), a bigger space, some potting soil and maybe mix in a little perlite or vermiculite and you'll be good to grow some great weed.
pretty but it smells like great prefume View Thread Reply Hide duckman - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 00:36:12 EST 9i8bVmG5 No.146392 File: 1539664572002.png -(878014B / 857.44KB, 670x670) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. hey folks my cannaplants are looking good but they seem to be making pop corn buds (the bud sites are small little clumps but it fails to grow as a thingy properly) its purpleing around the top of the cola its an unidentified strain from street acquired seeds so im not sure if thats natural for it, personally i suspect it just to be cold stress. it had some mild root rot that ive fixed and its in a small pot. by it i mean the crop. basically theyre doin good but they smell like faint flowers. i havent grown successfully before so i could imagine frying it and getting the water weight out would make the smell less diluted but idk. ipleae let me know what might be up cause im lost here man >> Charles Fuckingford - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 05:05:02 EST OtbODfnq No.146393 Reply post pics
My Harvest View Thread Reply Hide Clara Nevingbore - Sun, 30 Sep 2018 10:21:11 EST 8/iKQyfY No.146351 File: 1538317271463.jpg -(2106646B / 2.01MB, 4160x3120) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Newbie indoor Bubba Kush.Did I done good? >> Walter Mittingwot - Fri, 12 Oct 2018 05:53:13 EST WmMVwVjQ No.146387 Reply Looks good, but by the silver sheen I would have given it an extra week of flowering. But this is also up to personal preference.
>> Walter Mittingwot - Fri, 12 Oct 2018 05:53:13 EST WmMVwVjQ No.146387 Reply Looks good, but by the silver sheen I would have given it an extra week of flowering. But this is also up to personal preference.
Practicing growing weed View Thread Reply Hide Archie Gundleway - Fri, 28 Sep 2018 04:17:00 EST Q/+Sq8VJ No.146337 File: 1538122620805.png -(49292B / 48.14KB, 378x378) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I've been exploring different paths for my life, and one of my ideas is that when I finish up my Air Force enlistment in 2 years, I want to back to my home state of Colorado and start growing weed in the hopes of starting a recreational marijuana business with some friends of mine. I've pirated a couple of basic botany/horticulture books and some marijuana growing books as well and have started reading up on them, but I know the best way to get good at something is by doing it.Unfortunately, I am stationed in Oklahoma, where marijuana isn't completely legal. My question is: What is the closest plant I can grow that's most similar to marijuana as far as the growing process goes? Should I just learn to grow random foods like tomatoes and shit? I just want to know what would have the most carryover knowledge-wise.Also, since medical marijuana laws have relaxed a bit in Oklahoma, I was considering contacting any local dispensaries near me and asking if their grower would consider the possibility of an apprenticeship with them, even if it's just doing shitty grunt work/manual labor and only learning a few small things as I go. Is it unrealistic to expect a yes? Like would that be weird or is there a better way to go about it? >> Graham Moshbare - Fri, 28 Sep 2018 20:34:57 EST ZE+rIkHU No.146338 Reply hops would be a good guess, but if you want to show off your growing skills just do something showy and post pictures of it to IG until you become a reputed horticultural expert. epcot tomato tree is a good example. if you were the guy who grew that anyone would hire you to grow cannabis. do they have legal hemp growing in OK? >> Molly Sorringpadging - Tue, 02 Oct 2018 16:02:53 EST F5Zo2jXE No.146370 Reply Not trying to be a dickhead but it's borderline impossible to enter the recreational market in Colorado. These guys who are leading it have been illegally growing for decades. These guys are master growers who produce some of the best cannabis in the country. Honestly you're better off distributing in Oklahoma where an ounce goes for $300-350. In Colorado, growers sell pounds for $1000-1200, and just to produce one pound you'll need several plants. It's not much of a cash crop if you're trying to sell in Colorado. >> Barnaby Peffingwater - Wed, 03 Oct 2018 00:20:25 EST B0kZyQRI No.146371 Reply >>146370stop with that bullshit about "master growers" and all the fuckrot. its not true. commercially produced shit that isn't intended for someone's personal stash isn't grown well, its grown economically with the least care needed to meet the minimum standards for the market being targeted. my outdoor homegrown is better than almost any bud that you'll ever see for sale commercially. and its not like there aren't a billion localities that haven't legalized growing yet, there will be opportunities in the production field for years and years.
>> Graham Moshbare - Fri, 28 Sep 2018 20:34:57 EST ZE+rIkHU No.146338 Reply hops would be a good guess, but if you want to show off your growing skills just do something showy and post pictures of it to IG until you become a reputed horticultural expert. epcot tomato tree is a good example. if you were the guy who grew that anyone would hire you to grow cannabis. do they have legal hemp growing in OK?
>> Molly Sorringpadging - Tue, 02 Oct 2018 16:02:53 EST F5Zo2jXE No.146370 Reply Not trying to be a dickhead but it's borderline impossible to enter the recreational market in Colorado. These guys who are leading it have been illegally growing for decades. These guys are master growers who produce some of the best cannabis in the country. Honestly you're better off distributing in Oklahoma where an ounce goes for $300-350. In Colorado, growers sell pounds for $1000-1200, and just to produce one pound you'll need several plants. It's not much of a cash crop if you're trying to sell in Colorado.
>> Barnaby Peffingwater - Wed, 03 Oct 2018 00:20:25 EST B0kZyQRI No.146371 Reply >>146370stop with that bullshit about "master growers" and all the fuckrot. its not true. commercially produced shit that isn't intended for someone's personal stash isn't grown well, its grown economically with the least care needed to meet the minimum standards for the market being targeted. my outdoor homegrown is better than almost any bud that you'll ever see for sale commercially. and its not like there aren't a billion localities that haven't legalized growing yet, there will be opportunities in the production field for years and years.
Aeroponics vs Fogponics View Thread Reply Hide Nicholas Shittingfoot - Tue, 18 Sep 2018 16:50:24 EST 0tZk9yUl No.146314 File: 1537303824539.jpg -(26245B / 25.63KB, 470x560) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Going to be doing my first real grow soon now that it's legal in California, and I don't see much appeal in half-assing it with soil or even hydroponic grows, so I'm trying to go straight to aeroponics.In the process I learned about fogponics. Is fogponics (which should really be called "vapoponics" by the way) really better than aeroponics? My questions are -The stream of fog is constant. Doesn't that reduce oxygen to the roots vs aeroponics occasional sprays? Seems more like a hydroponic system suspended in the air, which deprives the roots of oxygen by submerging them, vs "the next step in aeroponics".The vapor particles will be much smaller than the fine liquid particles in aeroponics. Can cannabis roots absorb such small particles as effectively? I think of redwood trees which have specific biological systems designed to capture fog (their needles basically), these would not be present in cannabis roots. Would the tiny molecule size hinder capillary action in the roots somehow or would it build up enough in the roots to work just like aeroponic spray?Would the act of vibrating the nutrient solution to create the vapor molecules feasibly distill any nutrients bound to the water? Seems like this would only be an issue if the nutrients were insoluble in water - don't know if that's ever the case as I'm focusing on getting the structure to grow within ready first. >> Ernest Bevingville - Sun, 23 Sep 2018 18:59:49 EST 8yylOXoi No.146324 Reply >>146314As amazing as fogponics is, it is absolutely the most fickle bitch, but most efficient and rewarding method, out of all growing techniques. To put this into perspective, NASA uses fogponics to grow veggies, and has been testing this growing method for some time now. I think they use it on the ISS as well.The main issue with choosing this route is that it comes down to two things.Issue 1: it is not for newer cultivators by any means. The amount of fine-tuning needed is extremely high-maintenance.Issue 2: most people that use this method report that there's a ceramic part that is used in the process/device to turn the liquid into a fog that tends to break/crack fairly often to the extent that it needs replacing every 3-4 months. (This was quite a few years ago, so the technology may have advanced to where this is not longer an issue.)To touch on the subject of possible reduced oxygen, just get some good old food-grade 35% hydrogen peroxide. Add 1-5ml/gal depending on how much you want to use. I've been experimenting with 4-5ml/gal and I've only seen good things. The trick to using it correctly is to add the hydrogen peroxide into the pure water before adding nutes and let it sit for 30 minutes so it has a chance to dissolve into said water. You won't have to worry about the nutrients being less effective as well, since fogponics has been tested against aero and hydro methods, with fogponics being up to 25% more effective than aeroponics when comparing growth rates. The people that did the tests used the same clones from the same mother plant, used control plants on top of that. That being said, fogponics is something of an end-game method for me. I'm slowly working my way up the latter as far as growing techniques goes. Aeroponics is next on my list of things to try since ebb and flow has been working great for me. >> Doris Bunwater - Mon, 01 Oct 2018 01:34:07 EST ef1tcmWF No.146362 Reply Does anyone know how this compares to deep water culture? I've always held that to be the gold standard for quality in hydroponics but I haven't looked into fogponics. >> Archie Pindlelock - Mon, 01 Oct 2018 22:35:16 EST 8yylOXoi No.146366 Reply >>146362DWC is basic hydro, imo.
>> Ernest Bevingville - Sun, 23 Sep 2018 18:59:49 EST 8yylOXoi No.146324 Reply >>146314As amazing as fogponics is, it is absolutely the most fickle bitch, but most efficient and rewarding method, out of all growing techniques. To put this into perspective, NASA uses fogponics to grow veggies, and has been testing this growing method for some time now. I think they use it on the ISS as well.The main issue with choosing this route is that it comes down to two things.Issue 1: it is not for newer cultivators by any means. The amount of fine-tuning needed is extremely high-maintenance.Issue 2: most people that use this method report that there's a ceramic part that is used in the process/device to turn the liquid into a fog that tends to break/crack fairly often to the extent that it needs replacing every 3-4 months. (This was quite a few years ago, so the technology may have advanced to where this is not longer an issue.)To touch on the subject of possible reduced oxygen, just get some good old food-grade 35% hydrogen peroxide. Add 1-5ml/gal depending on how much you want to use. I've been experimenting with 4-5ml/gal and I've only seen good things. The trick to using it correctly is to add the hydrogen peroxide into the pure water before adding nutes and let it sit for 30 minutes so it has a chance to dissolve into said water. You won't have to worry about the nutrients being less effective as well, since fogponics has been tested against aero and hydro methods, with fogponics being up to 25% more effective than aeroponics when comparing growth rates. The people that did the tests used the same clones from the same mother plant, used control plants on top of that. That being said, fogponics is something of an end-game method for me. I'm slowly working my way up the latter as far as growing techniques goes. Aeroponics is next on my list of things to try since ebb and flow has been working great for me.
>> Doris Bunwater - Mon, 01 Oct 2018 01:34:07 EST ef1tcmWF No.146362 Reply Does anyone know how this compares to deep water culture? I've always held that to be the gold standard for quality in hydroponics but I haven't looked into fogponics.
>> Archie Pindlelock - Mon, 01 Oct 2018 22:35:16 EST 8yylOXoi No.146366 Reply >>146362DWC is basic hydro, imo.
Balcony grow View Thread Reply Hide Jenny Bunwater - Sun, 30 Sep 2018 05:20:21 EST x/AVzvf6 No.146347 File: 1538299221893.jpg -(59602B / 58.21KB, 405x720) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So after a lot of issues my plant has finally been growing these small buds and it feels like it's getting close to harvest time. How much longer should i wait? the temperatures outside are skipping between 16 and 20°C and i'm afraid it's getting to cold for my little buddy.Plant is Critical from Dinafem btw >> Cyril Duffingshaw - Sun, 30 Sep 2018 06:37:10 EST HwosKtR0 No.146348 Reply 16°C too cold for weed? Its not usually a problem. Under 10 degrees is where you can start to have issues with slowed growth but damage to the plants won't occur until you get closer to 0. That being said from your picture it does actually look like you are close to harvest. How are your trichomes looking? >> Jenny Bunwater - Sun, 30 Sep 2018 06:53:11 EST x/AVzvf6 No.146349 Reply >>146348Oh nice, always had the idea in my head that it needs to be 20°C+Trichomes are starting to get a bit cloudy, most of them are still quite clear though
>> Cyril Duffingshaw - Sun, 30 Sep 2018 06:37:10 EST HwosKtR0 No.146348 Reply 16°C too cold for weed? Its not usually a problem. Under 10 degrees is where you can start to have issues with slowed growth but damage to the plants won't occur until you get closer to 0. That being said from your picture it does actually look like you are close to harvest. How are your trichomes looking?
>> Jenny Bunwater - Sun, 30 Sep 2018 06:53:11 EST x/AVzvf6 No.146349 Reply >>146348Oh nice, always had the idea in my head that it needs to be 20°C+Trichomes are starting to get a bit cloudy, most of them are still quite clear though
/crops/ pics View Thread Reply Hide Edwin Finnerman - Tue, 04 Sep 2018 00:51:03 EST 3cvBQsis No.146298 File: 1536036663221.jpg -(101927B / 99.54KB, 720x608) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. there had got to be more content in this category than this one image >> Cedric Meddleham - Thu, 13 Sep 2018 14:29:13 EST pMGASotS No.146309 Reply 1536863353702.jpg -(99670B / 97.33KB, 720x782) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>146298It was greatHere ya go >> Henry Closhworth - Thu, 20 Sep 2018 23:57:22 EST B0kZyQRI No.146319 Reply 1537502242735.jpg -(112613B / 109.97KB, 600x926) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE >> Beatrice Buttingchare - Sun, 30 Sep 2018 07:18:07 EST vrKpl0HC No.146350 Reply >>146298Do you have that picture in a high resolution?
>> Cedric Meddleham - Thu, 13 Sep 2018 14:29:13 EST pMGASotS No.146309 Reply 1536863353702.jpg -(99670B / 97.33KB, 720x782) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>146298It was greatHere ya go
>> Henry Closhworth - Thu, 20 Sep 2018 23:57:22 EST B0kZyQRI No.146319 Reply 1537502242735.jpg -(112613B / 109.97KB, 600x926) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
>> Beatrice Buttingchare - Sun, 30 Sep 2018 07:18:07 EST vrKpl0HC No.146350 Reply >>146298Do you have that picture in a high resolution?
