Well, there wasn't, but since you brought it up! She said she can find a leaf pattern for me. (winning)Is there a cannabis inspired quilt in the making, or one with a bunch of small tents for a pattern?
Well, there wasn't, but since you brought it up! She said she can find a leaf pattern for me. (winning)Is there a cannabis inspired quilt in the making, or one with a bunch of small tents for a pattern?
I do no quilt myself but I appreciate the effort and creativity for those who do like "to quilt". If your wife puts the work into her quilts like you do with your garden she must do "take pride" work. I seen an opium poppy quilt that was on display at a local banking institution, it was like 3d and the design and colors were wonderful.Well, there wasn't, but since you brought it up! She said she can find a leaf pattern for me. (winning)
There's been a cup or 2 shared in the basement. A buddy stops by twice a week for an hour. We open the tents and enjoy the sunshine while we smoke and have coffee.I do no quilt myself but I appreciate the effort and creativity for those who do like "to quilt". If your wife puts the work into her quilts like you do with your garden she must do "take pride" work. I seen an opium poppy quilt that was on display at a local banking institution, it was like 3d and the design and colors were wonderful.
I like the appeal of your grow operation, kind of makes me want to sit in there and have a cup of coffee.
I've heard of people adjusting the PH to coincide with different phases of plant development. What are the benefit from this practice?Seedlings under dual 5000k 42w strips.
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Just started to pH their water. It's been tap water until now. I start off easy. My tap is right at 7.0 and I pH down to 6.6--6.7 for seedlings. I don't want them to get too many nutrients out of the soil too quickly. I lower the pH of their water as they grow and get stronger. When they get into the veg tent, I'll have it all the way down to 6.0. By the time they hit the flower tent, I've got pH down to 5.7--5
8. From past experience, most start to burn around 5.4 so I try to stay well above that.
I don't water the entire pot yet. These don't have the root structure to use all the soil in the pot so wet soil = fungus gnats, mold and root rot. As you saw in my earlier posts, I start out only watering a small circle of soil and cover the seeds with a plastic of glass cup. They sprout and stay under the cups until they touch the top. Then I pull the cups and harden them to the air. I still don't soak the whole pot. Slowly increase the size of the spot you water as the plants grow. I won't soak the entire pot and thoroughly wet out all the soil until they're close to 6 inches high. That's another week away.
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(Disclaimer: I'm no scientist for sure. I only "feel" like this works. I can't prove it.)I've heard of people adjusting the PH to coincide with different phases of plant development. What are the benefit from this practice?
I enjoy your growing efforts and look forward to the next round, I"m all in.
I have it's evil twin. We called the AlienRoyal Queen OG Kush feminized photo.
This one is growing weird. I've only seen this growth pattern from a re-veg'd plant. A user here suggested I lower the lighting intensity so I'm gonna try that. It's been in the 200--250 PPFD range. Seams low to me but I'll reduce the intensity some more.
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