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Man, i also got a puppy middle December. English Springer Spaniel. Exactly like a baby, just super mobile! Time management crash course of note

Howzit brother. I wouldn't bother with the domes. It will only intensify the uv rays on the seedlings and probably fry them with your temps. I would rather add a shade cloth of some sorts to ease the exposure for now until they are big enough to be able to handle it. Just keep them hydrated and you should be lekker . PS. I didn't read the thread, just looked at your latest post, so ignore any advice already contributed pls

Interesting how the human female genitalia is represented in certain species. The black mussel is a prime example also. Maybe certain species are represented in humans rather than the other way around...

Proper brotherLooking solid.

Nice work brother

Clones need high humidity until roots are established then needs to gradually be hardened off before transplanting outdoors. Rooting hormone powder before sticking into cubes speeds up the process drastically. No nutes needed. Only water.

PM not once. Bud rot almost every single time. High humidity in my area. As soon as i notice the slightest sign of bud rot i start staged harvesting. Its usually the top buds that start showing first. Usually bud rot sets in when buds are in harvesting window anyways. No big loss. Toss the damaged ones and carry on.

Ey my badYoutube or Die @PsyCLown apologies for diverting from the subject. Feel free to clear up. With plants that size, the scale of things change dramatically.For instance, instead of looking for thrips, i look for moths and beetles Also to mention that i find these big outdoor plants much more resilient/forgiving than a smaller indoor type strain. Hand watering is a fucken bitch though, which takes me at least a hour for each watering and that is every 2nd or 3rd day, depending on temps. Not even to mention the harvest. I used to get naar after spending 6+ hours trimming buds But in the end, all the hard work is more than worth it. I personally find immense satisfaction in seeing a tiny seedling grow into a monster tree. It all comes with the territory

Check out Mendo Dope's Jacks Cleaner plants. Absolute monsters

Mr Bonsai going full tech! Nice work bru

@Dr. Green tell us about it brother

Fkn hell this is turning into a Jerry Springer Show episode. Think about this guys. Are we moving deur the lewe or is the lewe moving deur us? Let's be irie and respect each other's views and opinions because you can only judge a man after you've walked 2 moons in his shoes

Shot. My mistake was not hardening them off enough before transplanting outdoors. They grew nicely in my humidity dome but as soon as they went outside. Instant burn. Now i appreciate cannabis's hardiness even more.

Not seeds but found this refreshing during times that everyone is moeg en gatvol van die jaar se kak. Legeh

Ey brother. No hostile vibes meant at all. Sorry if i came across as hostile. Just trying to help a fellow grower.

@Ponica not trying to be a doos. Just trying to advise to the best of my limited experience. Firstly i would advise to rather use clay pebbles instead of rocks. Will make your life way easier. You are growing indoors so if i were you, i'd start over with new seeds. You have the environmental controller in your hands. There is a lot of experienced growers on this forum so just shout at any hint of doubt. PS. That Ghost Pepper looks very nice though. I failed twice now trying to grow them so you can probably teach us something about growing hot peppers🌶.

Sorry bro just a bit confused on how this could happen...

Looks like its only the ones closest to the light...light burn or heat stress i'd say.

Nice brotherThis comp is kished long time ekse. Hopefully @420SA will have another one soon.

Howzit man. GSR have a nice selection of clones for sale last time i checked.