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I'm honestly not 100% sure, although 1.7EC seems high. How old are the plants? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk
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Very nice Timmah! They're looking good.
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The lower leaves also seem to have some discoloration at the tips, perhaps nute burn? How has your nute feeding been? What are you feeding them and what strength etc?
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A very good system to get around the law and be able to provide weed to those who do not want to grow or cannot grow. Pay money, get weed. Simple.
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So I am wondering whether anyone here has or does brew their own mycorrhizal fungi, how you go about it and so forth. I did a bit of a Google search and seems they say you inoculate a soil mixture with some silica sand and grow some stuff in there (quick growing, a few options listed) and then after 3 - 4 months cut the stuff which forces spores to be created and then pull out, cut the roots and use that. Although when we purchase mycorrhizal fungi it often comes with vermiculite or more commonly a type of pearlite if I am not mistaken? How does one get it in such a form?
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Very nice! Have you breed it for more seeds or carrying it on with clones?
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Not a high yield. Also autoflower aren't even going to be ready for harvest in 8 weeks, so I think we know what's really happening here. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk
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This all goes back to people being ignorant and misinformed. If you have 115g you are running an empire? Wowzer. They're making oil as well, we all know that as soon as you start doing extracts, the amount of flower needed increases significantly. Let's do some maths quickly. Let's say their harvest was a decent 20% in terms of THC, at 120g of dried flower you would get 24g of THC from the extraction, roughly. Significantly less all of a sudden. The problem is people do not understand this due to it being illegal and a taboo topic as well as all the bad media and negativity towards it previously. Change it from weed to alcohol and suddenly everyone understands and it makes sense. 1L of Stroh Rum vs 1L of beer are not the same thing, despite both being alcohol. The issue is the judge most likely does not understand either, most likely not a person with a strong background or understanding of science / chemistry.
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I had to Google what live resin was a week or two ago. I just assumed you could just fresh flower for pressing rosin, but thinking about it now, due to the water and such it may cause some unwanted stuff to end up in the resin. Live resin does sound very appealing as it helps keep more of the terpenes etc. Easier and quicker as it's harvest and then freeze. If you do the research, please report back. I'd like to avoid using solvents myself, so only done extractions with oil so far. Haven't given bho a try myself, only used dab from others who have made it. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk
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Without a doubt, a very clever way. How it is advertised and how it actually works and what is actually done though are just speculation. Do they actually grow what you request them to or do they just grow plants and dish out the harvest as they see fit? If they grow your plant, do you provide seeds and nutes? What are the limits? Is it indoor? Outdoor? Hydro? Soil? Pots? What type of lighting? Any training? Seems much easier to just grow and then dish out some of the harvest to everyone. In essence, your legal "dealer" where you wonder what you're actually getting.
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If you want to press for rosin, just press the flower for rosin. Make sure you get a proper press though, they are not cheap and will cost you a couple of thousands. I personally prefer the idea of rosin over BHO, I'd love to get myself a Rosin press although due to the price it shall have to wait a while.
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https://businesstech.co.za/news/business/328397/this-new-sa-company-will-grow-your-weed-and-deliver-it-to-you-but-is-it-legal/ What are your thoughts? Still very vague and leaves me with lots of questions. I know some people will love the idea of this and others hate it. THC The High Co The Haze Club
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Yeah, I'd call that a Quantum Board. As you said, a PCB with multiple LED's on it basically. Interesting that they put the red diodes all in the centre and not spread out. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk
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Went for autos on your first grow, good luck Create another thread and post some pics of your babies! What do you mean by a QB style LED?
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I'm personally running the R2T QB288 v2 boards from Alibaba, love them and would happily purchase them again. There are a lot of over-rated LED lights out there, claiming that it is a 600W yet draws far less power from the wall. With the QB's you check the voltage and amps which are being sent to them and therefore you get an accurate and true watt value.
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Day 28 Grow is going well, I am making mistakes but learning from them and then just learning in general. I finally got some foldback clips so could start more LST. I have had some issues with my feeding / watering, I did not realize how low the PH was and that caused some of my plants to be a bit unhappy. EM Pro Soil lowers PH very quickly! This has been corrected and I will be PH correcting all feedings going forward, will be aiming for a PH of 6.0 I also noticed some pre-flowering sex pistils showing on my bagseed plant. It confused me at first. haha I trans-potted GSC #2 as she has been unhappy as she drinks too quickly and was seems to have outgrown the pot she was in, I made some instant-transplant pots and so far it seems to have worked very nicely. I guess only time will tell for sure. The 20L fabric pot is quite large, I have some of the Grow Guru ones but am expecting delivery of some Plant Matter fabric pots tomorrow and then want to try get some Bidim and make some square fabric pots to help save space. as the square pots are shaped better and with limited space make quite a difference, annoying nobody stocks square fabric pots locally. I am expecting the 480W LED driver to be ready for collection tomorrow, may only be able to collect on Thursday though - currently I am limited to 180W of power and with the more powerful LED driver I will be able to do the full 480W which the QB's are capable of. My tent is setup and ready, I will move the smaller LED driver and 2x QB288's into the tent for now and then later on may swap it around and use the tent for flowering and the room for veg / clones. I had to pop my 3rd Dauqiari Lime auto seed as the one did not germinate, the auto's are doing well although I may remove them from this thread and start a new thread relating to them as I have different plants for them...
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So will the Grow Report page be comparable to Grow Diaries ? If so, will non-members be able to view it as well such as how Grow Diaries works? If so, that is really awesome and I think will help bring more traffic to the site over time.
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Costs Involved In Setting Up A Solar Powered Indoor Grow
PsyCLown replied to 420SA's topic in Indoor Growing
I am curious to find out the same, I assume you would need solar panels and quite a few batteries and I know that batteries add up in price very quickly. 12v 100AH battery is around R2500 easily for one, a single battery being able to provide around 600W of power for 1 hour before it reaches its 50% discharged limit and one hour to drain a battery is quick so the overall battery life will be reduced. Add more batteries and this changes things a bit but increases the price significantly. Considering there is no sun during the night and if you need to run lights during the night then you would need to have power available for at least those let's say 8 hours or so. So a minimum of 8 batteries, if you want to run at higher voltages for increased efficiency you can double that to bump it up to 24v and it becomes 16 batteries with the same capacity. I do not know much about solar, although imagine it would need the power to be stored on batteries and then an inverter required to convert from DC to 220 - 240V AC. I have no clue about the price of solar panels and what would happen when it is over cast or rainy for a few days. Larger appliances which some may be running such as AC, dehumidifiers or heaters all use a lot more electricity too and are probably best run off the mains power and not solar / battery solution. On top of the batteries there would be the cost of the installation, inverters and most importantly solar panels. Curious to get some feedback from someone who knows about the costing of solar panels and such. -
Hmm I see, so in essence 13 hours of light per 24 hours. Curious as to how it is compared to the traditional 18 / 6.
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Ahh ok, never used a panel heater before. I am using one of those fan heaters with an element, working very well! It has a built in thermostat too, comes on occasionally for a few seconds and reaches the temp very quickly due to the small grow area. Just make sure that if your unit has a light, you kill the light on it (cut the cables to the LED).
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How do you easily control the temps with the panel heaters though?
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Nice man! Pretty sure I know where those seeds came from haha Why run 12 / 12 light cycle from the beginning? From what I have read, the plants require around 4 weeks of veg before they will flip over to flowering anyways, so giving them 12 / 12 light during this period just leads to slower growth, you might as well do 18 / 6 for the first 4 weeks and then flip over to 12 / 12 if you want to flower early and quickly. I also don't think those few roots classify as root bound. Check the pic below (not mine), next time I'd say put the seed as it's sprouting straight into a larger pot.
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Haha, I think it comes down to personal preference and what you'd like to achieve. I am personally using quantum boards. COB's have more light in a focused area, where Quantum Boards tend to have more of a spread and therefore is a bit more uniform. Also due to the design of the Quantum Boards heat isn't as much of an issue - not that heat is generally an issue with LED's to begin with - but it seems as if COB's tend to have active coolings where QB's are fine with passive cooling, the heat is spread over a larger surface area to begin with so naturally it isn't as much of an issue to cool. I am very happy with my QB's and do not see myself replacing them anytime soon, if I need more lights at some point I will get more QB's without blinking an eyelid.
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So started some LST on the plants, I probably should have started a bit sooner with some of them. The plants are starting to drink more for sure. Also the CBD Critical Mass is pushing some nicely sized leaves! It's looking impressive for sure! Quite unexpected.