Heady NUGs
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Now ya done and pissed him off. No more pictures. LOL.
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OutdoorGrower
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i was under the impression, that when they did their heli infrared, blah bla bullshit, it had to do with them being able to see the ground dug up and disturbed, therefore if you dig your plants in, like many do. The heat sig of 10-30 "holes" would be noticable.
Sauron The Blue
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if its a diff color of green than surrounding foliage, would it then be a "different spectrum" of light than other plants?
ive read of camp using infrared to look for reservoirs and large irrigation line runs on hot days. Makes enough sense to be bullshiot but who knows.
ive read of camp using infrared to look for reservoirs and large irrigation line runs on hot days. Makes enough sense to be bullshiot but who knows.
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Brain
I don't think they could see a irrigation line, I don't think temperature matters either. They can focus on a certain wave length to spot the MJ, also water will come out black so they could see an open res if exposed to the sun. Infrared will also show which plants are well watered and healthy and which are not getting enough water so some healthy MJ plants will stick out amongst dead or drying out plants. This little bit I know for a remote sensing class I took in college. I have no knowlegde of what CAMP actually uses or their methods.
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Jack Crevalle
This thread turned useless after this comment and others following LOL!
While you're at it, make sure there are no light leaks so they don't hermi, LOL!!!
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Fat Albert
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(post from three days ago)SiR-GrOwS-aLoT said:
I'm trying to figure out how you arrived at that conclusion. The daylength has been decreasing ever since the solstice (June 21), and progressively shorter days will always trigger flowering....
Looks pretty, though!
Fat A
Maybe he doesn't veg them inside because he doesn't have the room?
Alot of strains i've run wont start flowering until mid august to the beginning of sept. Thats atleat another month of veg.
This is kinda lame. People are trying to pick apart his techniques/asking questions in a slightly negative tone because he showed a pic of a firearm.
I probably wouldn't take pics of my plants with a gun in the vicinity, but there are places in my province that i wouldn't step foot in without a reliable firearm at my side.
Anyhow, enough bullshit. Nice setup bro, keep it up and don't get discouraged!
Alot of strains i've run wont start flowering until mid august to the beginning of sept. Thats atleat another month of veg.
This is kinda lame. People are trying to pick apart his techniques/asking questions in a slightly negative tone because he showed a pic of a firearm.
I probably wouldn't take pics of my plants with a gun in the vicinity, but there are places in my province that i wouldn't step foot in without a reliable firearm at my side.
Anyhow, enough bullshit. Nice setup bro, keep it up and don't get discouraged!
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NiteTiger - great info, thanks. Would there be any type of material you could put on top of the plot, around the base of the plant where you disturbed soil, to disguise it to that method?
SGAL - Definitely post some more pictures, that looks like it's gonna be an amazing harvest.
SGAL - Definitely post some more pictures, that looks like it's gonna be an amazing harvest.
Some sort of insulation may work, but the problem is how much. A black circle on a white sheet of paper is just as easy to see as a red circle, y'know what I mean?
The best way would be to space things out in an irregular pattern. Lots of things make holes in the dirt, but only humans sowing seeds do it in a straight line
The best way would be to space things out in an irregular pattern. Lots of things make holes in the dirt, but only humans sowing seeds do it in a straight line
pumpkin2006
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Ya, don't worry about all the haters, they don't got anything better to do then hate.
I don't give a shit if you have a gun. Uhh you said it Bears... hmm, maybe I don't want to get eaten today.... so I think i'll bring my gun.... Also, say, lets just say, that someone comes up on your guys spot and wants to hurt you guys and jack your shit, I bet with a 12 gauge pointed at him, he'll probably just slow back-away and never come back.
So for all the retards ^^^ are great reasons to have a gun in a remote location. Get over whatever hippy liberal crap thats been drilled into your head. BTW I am a neo-hippy and very liberal, but logic dictates that ya'll are retards.
I don't give a shit if you have a gun. Uhh you said it Bears... hmm, maybe I don't want to get eaten today.... so I think i'll bring my gun.... Also, say, lets just say, that someone comes up on your guys spot and wants to hurt you guys and jack your shit, I bet with a 12 gauge pointed at him, he'll probably just slow back-away and never come back.
So for all the retards ^^^ are great reasons to have a gun in a remote location. Get over whatever hippy liberal crap thats been drilled into your head. BTW I am a neo-hippy and very liberal, but logic dictates that ya'll are retards.
ontario hydro
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NiteTiger said:
wow, that actually clears things up a bit and makes a helluva lotta sense. ive always told ppl off that said weed plants could be solely detected by FLIR. in a sense, i was wrong as well. great info, thanks.
Purplestuffed
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Wow Nite Tiger thanks for that info on FLIR.....
What about reflection?
What about reflection?
Check out radiant barrier via Reflectix Inc, Innovative Insulation Inc., or RadiantGuard.
I'm not an expert by any means, but from what I understand, radiant barrier might be a way to go. Most people use it in their homes to keep heat from escaping because it reflects 97% of heat and it's thinner and cheaper than insulation.
However, I imagine that a radiant barrier reflects heat (97%) similar to how a mirror reflects light (100%) with the obvious exception of 3% getting through, but 3% is not very much and could be reduced even further with the addition of more radiant barriers. For example, the second radiant barrier would knock out 97% of that 3% and so on.
I don't think it would create a black spot where ther is no heat, but instead reflect to camoflauge itself with the surrounding heat. Let me give an example of what I mean, because I know this sounds confusing.
I've seen magicians do a trick where they have a double sided mirror in a jar and put another object in the jar. When the jar is turned, the mirror on the other side creates the illusion of the object in the jar disappearing. Theoretically, a radiant barrier could be used the same way with heat. If there is someone who knows more about physics than I do, can you look into this, because if there is a way for this to work, it could make things a lot easier for us.
What about reflection?
bounty29 said:
Check out radiant barrier via Reflectix Inc, Innovative Insulation Inc., or RadiantGuard.
I'm not an expert by any means, but from what I understand, radiant barrier might be a way to go. Most people use it in their homes to keep heat from escaping because it reflects 97% of heat and it's thinner and cheaper than insulation.
However, I imagine that a radiant barrier reflects heat (97%) similar to how a mirror reflects light (100%) with the obvious exception of 3% getting through, but 3% is not very much and could be reduced even further with the addition of more radiant barriers. For example, the second radiant barrier would knock out 97% of that 3% and so on.
I don't think it would create a black spot where ther is no heat, but instead reflect to camoflauge itself with the surrounding heat. Let me give an example of what I mean, because I know this sounds confusing.
I've seen magicians do a trick where they have a double sided mirror in a jar and put another object in the jar. When the jar is turned, the mirror on the other side creates the illusion of the object in the jar disappearing. Theoretically, a radiant barrier could be used the same way with heat. If there is someone who knows more about physics than I do, can you look into this, because if there is a way for this to work, it could make things a lot easier for us.
SiR-GrOwS-aLoT
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well went to spread out,top and stake another patch,,,needed to do a bit of clearing too as these were being a bit shaded, but there still growing well!
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Heat signature
Heat signature
Obviously, I wasn't talking about making a giant silver grow box. There is a radiant barrier fabric that's white on one side and silver on the other.
http://www.radiantbarrier.com/temptrol.htm
I was thinking it would be great for a grow tent. Lots of people have white tents, awnings, canopys and stuff in their yards. If the radiant barrier would block the lamps from showing up, problem solved.
I think it might work.
Heat signature
NiteTiger said:Problem is, Reflectix is silver, meaning you may as well put a signal flare on your plots
Obviously, I wasn't talking about making a giant silver grow box. There is a radiant barrier fabric that's white on one side and silver on the other.
http://www.radiantbarrier.com/temptrol.htm
I was thinking it would be great for a grow tent. Lots of people have white tents, awnings, canopys and stuff in their yards. If the radiant barrier would block the lamps from showing up, problem solved.
I think it might work.
