gavin
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gavin posted an update 6 weeks ago
I have been thinking about ways to grow more weed and cutting back on the electric bill, so this is the plan, I have a perpetual setup in a 2.2m x 1.7m shed (overall size, inside the shed).
I have a small cabinet in my bedroom with a few light bulbs(great for clones and vegging plants for the first week or 2), next I am going to build a…
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Check what time your off peak ours are at your electrical supplier. I made thqt change and it saves me alot of money. And in the winter time it helps even more because my space heats uo and I dont need a heater and in the summer time its cooler at night so not as MUCH A.C Dehumidifaction
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That sounds great, Thanks I will look into this, tried a few years ago and the electrical supplier I contacted did not support off peak rates, maybe I will have more luck this time, in general my humidity never goes below 40% and above 60% but I often control the humidity with temperature and extraction fan speed, adjust it as the…
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In general I don’t grow mother plants, just take cuttings before flowering, but as you want a mother plant to grow slow, I would use soil and top dress it with seaweed meal every 10 days, you want to find that balance between keeping the plant healthy and keeping it growing as slow as possible, low amount of light( 10,000 lux) for about 15 hours…
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You have a classic strong indica plant, looks good, should result in some very dense bud, but it has its own set of problems, don’t grow very large in general(need longer in veg), the canopy is very thick, so I would thin the canopy out to improve air flow and pull the sides down to make the canopy as wide as possible, in general they like…
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2 months agoAsk a Grow Question 2 months agoHi DGC,
Just wondering where the grow dairy’s are?
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A little confused, what’s the point of this site if we can’t share our experience and knowledge?
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A users Timeline tab is basically their post and comment history on the site. Everything you post will be on your Timeline.
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Thanks for the help, kind of makes sense, just thinking more along the line of reading other grow diary’s, its great to see how others grow their crops.
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