They are built that way (airplane grade metal ) the bigger models (600-900 watt) they have em de-assembled for shipping cost reduction but it’s super easy to assemble . The penetration and low amount of heat is greatBH looking good..
I got a ??
Did you make the rails for your timbers or was it all together as a kit or a light.
Keep up the good work.....?
Thanks bro, def love the growing journeySo glad I am following along, I have 2 triangle pupils started. I will be extra vigilant with them. Everything looks so amazing. Love your journal and envy your grow space for reals. Great job brother.
Yes I do (stop on 7-14 days before chop , reason for those actions = plant won’t benefit and ipm unneeded Beyond (all companies I use deep flower stated that suggestion on “when “ to stopLooking good BH! Do you foliar all through flower?
Google is pizen me off, so I thought I would just ask,,,
If you were to graph your target C02 concentration over the course of the grow, what would it look like ?
Flat , bell, rise ?
Having trouble finding first hand info.
Someone once told me that pushing high CO2 all the way through flower would increase yields - at the expense of sacrificing potency.
I grow the stuff for smoking , and I seem plenty bakedso I did not give it much heed.
I have tried to research/googly "negative effects of excess CO2 in late flower "
,,,but I have found nothing.
Reason being,,,
Since I started burning a lot of propane in my shack I certainly have exposed my plant to excessive concentrations of CO2.
+5000 ppm , any given day.
Sometimes I do wonder if there is such thing as 'too much of a good thing'
The only bro science observation I can make for my own part is the random appearance of floofy, rope-a-dope, dread buds.
Calyx stacked on calyx. The anomaly seems random , as two seedborne plants from the same pack may react differently; one stays diamond hard whilst the other floofs out.
As far as I can tell, it is only harming bag appeal. At first glance the bud appears whispy, or elongated. Like a half revegging outdoor bud or an underlit indoor lower.
As it is now,,, I ran outta propane at the end of week 5. I have some tangies and the twinkle tart showing signs of floofing.
In the name of science, I will suffer through the next couple weeks without propane heat.
Dunno how that will play out. I have read that a spoiled plant jas trouble incorporating C02 unaided. We are about to start week 7 so we shall see how these things ripen on their own. They seem to be sucking back water like a MF'r, and I am starting to see plants begin to list over.
Anyho, ,,
You are near 3 weeks?
Are you ramping up C02 ?
Same same ?
Really curious to listen to any thoughts you have on anything C02.
Here is an elongate RippersGold Bud, shiny in the sun.
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Good stuff, but I always seem to get less out the bottom of the buster, than I put in the top.
lowering your temps to under 70f and lowering your ppfd at the last 2-3 weeks is a increase in both quality and yields vs doing 100% light energy and higher CO2 PPM and also more nutes.
I am soaking up every word here , Haze.
Seems we are humming the same tunes.
As much as I like to be bombastic at times, the heavy doses of CO2, is mostly me trying to keep warm in my smok'n shack / grow igloo.
The ladies are hoarded in tight, it is the sitting room where I am huddled around the bottletop burner.
The instructions demand 48 sq. Inch of fresh intake,,, I leave the pedestrian door cracked open an inch. I will burn that thing for hours on end some nights. ( lights are on when sun is down) The entire 20x30' garage is flooded with CO2. After I snuff it, the garage is equalized to ambient atmospheric CO2 with in a couple hours.
I wonder if those buds are just so damn happy. I know you mentioned a bud will form how it must form,,,
I just get self conscious , eh?
Sometimes I get plants that just blow right the F up.
Twinkle Tart, Charstar, PeyoteCrictxChungLee, they didnt give me pineapples. More like bathroom chain, endless grapes, I always wondered if it was something I was doing to them.
As ripening and finishing are not photon-intensive ?
Makes sense that a flowering plant is not greedy for nitrogen, because it has stopped growing.
Makes sense,
Closer to finish line,,,not greedy for light,, not greedy for heat. As they all need to de-escalate at the interdependent appropriate proportions.
I can tell you there is no magic to be found at super lower temps. This one time at band camp, I was trying to gain some kinda legendary fade by letting them get real cool at night. My thinking was : the plant would fear the coming winter and just shit her pants and amber up - right now.
?Doesnt seem to work that way. The action seemed to stop. The plants I left in the igloo finished as normal. The plants getting real cold darks took a hard pause. They wouldn't amber up for me. I ended up admitting my failure and they began to finish up, with warmer nights. Sprout, veg , or flower- deep cold halts action.
It is of course an unrefined, unproven, unsolicited observation, but I think it happened that way.
Does that ring true?
Say an outdoor farmer had a real cold snap during his last two or three weeks of the season. Was he find his plants to be less mature?
If I think about something hard enough ~ I know less about it than when I
Whats the logic here?everything this time besides base nutes were brewed for 8 hours vs 12 hours-24h brews