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thats what im really wondering, because we all kind of figured that really high heat combined with low humidity would make the plant stop stretching, to conserve itself. the shorter and more compact the plant is the better chance it has to survive the extreme temps....but maybe i am totally off here.
anyways shade cloth is up and is giving them approx 2 hours of shade a day just like the row of smartpots that are doing really nice so hopefully we see some improvement here.
anonymousgrow
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Thanks much FatherEarth!
It is over 100 here for probably 90 straight days before the season is over and less than 10% humidity.
Misters...like the shit that sprays you at 6 Flags while you are standing in line. Works like a charm. Just a little blast every 15 minutes or so.
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bajangreen
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a good thing to do if you have extreme heat and sun is to build a sort of shade cloth above your plants so that between 11am and 2pm the suns intensity is degraded by some 85 or 90% shade cloth (letting in said amount of light). Remay works good too imo
Doing this allows the plants just enough time to cool off, keep growing and not skip a beat, they will thank you for it.
Ive dreamed up some pretty trick setups for this but never have had to implement one.
9.5 ft dreams
a good thing to do if you have extreme heat and sun is to build a sort of shade cloth above your plants so that between 11am and 2pm the suns intensity is degraded by some 85 or 90% shade cloth (letting in said amount of light). Remay works good too imo
Doing this allows the plants just enough time to cool off, keep growing and not skip a beat, they will thank you for it.
Ive dreamed up some pretty trick setups for this but never have had to implement one.
9.5 ft dreams
Hello Everyone. I have followed this thread for 2+ years. I want to thank everyone who contributed. I miss fillthepotmore's monsters, humboldtlocal and Butte's trenches of fury, and most of all TomHill! Now we got OrganicBuds, Igrowkushbitch and ponocrookedbrah rockin the beasts. Thanks.
Here's my question, countless times on this thread growers have recommended top dressing with a high p bat guano after the pre-flower stretch. How much guano would you top dress with for 200 gallon grow bags? After this I am laying down straw I was also going to add Worm castings and kelp meal for my final dressing any more recommendations?
Here's my question, countless times on this thread growers have recommended top dressing with a high p bat guano after the pre-flower stretch. How much guano would you top dress with for 200 gallon grow bags? After this I am laying down straw I was also going to add Worm castings and kelp meal for my final dressing any more recommendations?
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Cep
Things are going great here. The light dep is in and looks like it'll be a very good run. Most the plants in the full term are doing well, with the mounds and trenches just crushing the 400's. Never doing bags again. I'll be extending the vertical support on everything soon. The work never ends..but it's good for the soul. Be well, big plant people.
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Veg N Out
LoL that damn blue dream! So big! Great work!
Beautiful plants and buds everyone 
damn, some of these plants are the size of my office 
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OptionDork
Dang Fisher you're plants look simply frikkin awesome 
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DHF
Hey Bro.....We`ve not talked in a while , but I`m glad and proud to see yas doin as well as anticipated......
If mounds and trenches are killin the bags , then it`s a no brainer for next season huh ?...but.....
Mendo`s 800`s look pretty damn skippy from over here , so there`s gotta be a happy medium somewhere.....anyways....
Good luck and God speed Fisher.....always said you were the "up and comer" in medville....Proof`s in da pudding......
Peace....DHF......
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