Diary PCBuds mini-grow
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PCBuds
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She is probably fine. Just let her do her thing.
Yeah you're right.
This has happened before and everything has worked out.
Just leaving her alone is probably the best medicine.
PCBuds
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She's looking good now...
The stem is kinda dark, but I don't think that means anything at this point.
I'll wait for her to have two sets of leaves before I start looking at the stem color.
I don't want to see purple stems with this plant.
I found one more fungus gnat flying around the window plants.
Not a big deal.
I've got some sticky traps coming from China.
The stem is kinda dark, but I don't think that means anything at this point.
I'll wait for her to have two sets of leaves before I start looking at the stem color.
I don't want to see purple stems with this plant.
I found one more fungus gnat flying around the window plants.
Not a big deal.
I've got some sticky traps coming from China.
PCBuds
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My CandyCane Autoflower had been drying for 8 days now.
It was crumbly dry, and the stems were kinda snapping, it's really dry in the house, so I decided to trim and jar it.
My fingers got all stuck together.
I got a bunch of trichs all over the little table.
The buds were really dry and the sugar leaves just sorta crumbled off of the buds, and a lot of trichs fell off.
I had just enough room in my big jar for the whole plant.
I got 203.9 grams of bud and 34.0 grams of sugar leaves.
I threw out all the fan leaves because I've got lots of better stuff to make fudge.
I had a jar of buds that I tried to decarboxylate in the oven.
I put the buds in a roasting pan at 240°F for an hour.
I use a slow cooker on low with butter, water and the weed and simmer it for 8 hours.
Does anyone know if that by itself decarboxylates the weed??
I don't want to bother with the oven if I don't need to.
It was crumbly dry, and the stems were kinda snapping, it's really dry in the house, so I decided to trim and jar it.
My fingers got all stuck together.
I got a bunch of trichs all over the little table.
The buds were really dry and the sugar leaves just sorta crumbled off of the buds, and a lot of trichs fell off.
I had just enough room in my big jar for the whole plant.
I got 203.9 grams of bud and 34.0 grams of sugar leaves.
I threw out all the fan leaves because I've got lots of better stuff to make fudge.
I had a jar of buds that I tried to decarboxylate in the oven.
I put the buds in a roasting pan at 240°F for an hour.
I use a slow cooker on low with butter, water and the weed and simmer it for 8 hours.
Does anyone know if that by itself decarboxylates the weed??
I don't want to bother with the oven if I don't need to.
CoCo_LoCo
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Wow beautiful cat.
PCBuds
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PCBuds
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Reiko's window plants are looking good.
They still have some white pistils especially on the lower buds, so I'm going to keep waiting.
(I'm still having issues with taking clear pictures of the window plants.)
I caught three fungus gnats flying around the window plants today.
They still have some white pistils especially on the lower buds, so I'm going to keep waiting.
(I'm still having issues with taking clear pictures of the window plants.)
I caught three fungus gnats flying around the window plants today.
PCBuds
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I had my camera resting on the soil when I took the pictures, and a soil mite climbed onto my camera.
I put it on a piece of paper for a picture.
It's really tiny, but bigger than a spider mite.
I used my jewelers loupe for a closeup.
I had to find the right camera on the back of my phone to clip the loupe on.
A dime on the paper for scale.
I put it on a piece of paper for a picture.
It's really tiny, but bigger than a spider mite.
I used my jewelers loupe for a closeup.
I had to find the right camera on the back of my phone to clip the loupe on.
A dime on the paper for scale.
PCBuds
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The middle one is 16 Watts and 1500 lumens, cool white, and the other 4 are 10 Watt 800 lumens, warm white. (None of them are very efficient.)
No problem, post here if you want.
We'll get you up to 50 posts. Lol
PCBuds
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They are bugs in the soil, but they are beneficial. (Bennies)
They only eat dead roots and convert it into something that the plant can absorb.
And, they eat fungus gnat larvae too.
The gnat larvae eat living roots and can kill your plant if they get out of control.
Even spider mites, which are above ground, finish their life cycle, stop eating, turn red, then burrow into the soil, where the soil mites will eat them.
You can buy soil mites to "treat" your soil as well as nematodes to eat fungus gnat larvae, but the soil mites will eat nematodes too.
I don't need to worry about using or paying for pesticides with my living soil.
(At least not yet. Fingers crossed...)
did you buy them.. this sounds so alien to me
I had mites last summer.. in a very poorly ventilated "tent" ...
I took some outdoor autos inside and ventilation and heat was shit tier.. Just wanted to make some seeds, no luck.. all fems .. maybe a joint each ..
// had them in a 4l bucket tho
