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U know the ol lady miss her daddy man. I am a wild one so she gotta keep tabs. I easily loose track of time, a common trait amongst stoners.
Thanx josey
U know the ol lady miss her daddy man. I am a wild one so she gotta keep tabs. I easily loose track of time, a common trait amongst stoners.
Thanx josey
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Casual
I'm also in the Valley of the Sun... I have a small 20"x36" grow tent for my two moms and a tray of clones. 6 36W CFL's.
Lights on temps are about 75f... humidity is 15%.
I've thinking about firing up a humidifier in there, but it's sounding like most of y'all aren't having any issues with the low humidity.
What do you guys think?
Thanks!
Caz
Lights on temps are about 75f... humidity is 15%.
I've thinking about firing up a humidifier in there, but it's sounding like most of y'all aren't having any issues with the low humidity.
What do you guys think?
Thanks!
Caz
fatboycantpost
Member
i checked my humidity last night; it was 20%. making it higher would be good but i know that having it this low won't affect my yeilds that much. you might get a couple grams or so more per plant if you increase the humid but keeping the humidity in the 50 plus range is a pain in the buttocks! when i stopped using something to increase the humid i didn't notice a change in weight.
i'm lazy and i just don't care about the humid anymore. don't sweat it!
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Kal-El
I like the low humidity, dries out bud super fast.
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Casual
Hey Chief... I've yet to try growing MJ outdoors. I'd imagine it would take a strain that's very used to a very dry/hot environment... is there cannabis in the Sahara??
With July temps hitting 115+, I'm thinking Hydro is really the only way to go, but that's just an semi-educated guess...
Cheers!
Caz
With July temps hitting 115+, I'm thinking Hydro is really the only way to go, but that's just an semi-educated guess...
Cheers!
Caz
yes but u should screen plants so they dont burn in the most intense days.
have done it with success. n the sun does things to the plant that u just cant do inside or at least i cant...
i used shitty clones that i was gonna toss n said wtf lets see....
give it a shot if security is not a prob..
Billy Burroughs
Member
Hey Chief... I've yet to try growing MJ outdoors. I'd imagine it would take a strain that's very used to a very dry/hot environment... is there cannabis in the Sahara??
With July temps hitting 115+, I'm thinking Hydro is really the only way to go, but that's just an semi-educated guess...
Cheers!
Caz
hydro would be the way to go for an expierenced grower here but if your just getting started stick to soil i'd recommend a simple earth worm casting and peet moss soil mix i pull down 8 ounces in dirt down here so maybe there is something in all that worm poop
Billy Burroughs
Member
only thing i've ever seen grown outdoor down here in the vegas area has been garbage nothing i'd bother even telling anyone i had but then again that boils down to skill i dunno
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Kal-El
I am doing some outdoor stuff this year. I am only giving them morning sun, then they get shade the rest of the day. They will be in soil too. We shall see if it works.
Billy Burroughs
Member
good luck man i'm attempting tomatoes and failing at that and they're supposed to like the sunlight all day long but it's just to much uv i think not sure though
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EatShitake
I know resin ryder and I think maj have grown outstanding outdoor plants in the desert furnace. Gotta stay on top of the water req's and like sir said...a little shade cloth helps. I've done ok putting out some small vegged cuts out in august/sept and let them do their thing thru the end of november with some luck.
Billy Burroughs
Member
i could where doing something like this as shtake says isnt a bad idea at all as long as you got the place to do it like i said i figured i'd do the tomatoe thing first and see how that goes and if it does well i'm moving outta vegas a few hundred miles that a way
chief just go back a few pages and look at the pic's RR posted, he damn sure dident fail. watch out for the green worms at harvest time. thats the only problem I had outdoors
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Paco
I haven't been in the SW for a couple moons now, but I was able to pass this killerchemdog cut out in Durango. keep your eyes peeled.
Billy Burroughs
Member
shit i got one of them too thought i'd throw it out if the traditional way didnt work but ya were starting to get flowers and what not so maybe just maybe
if not then it's topsy turvy thing
