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bnr posted an update in the group
6 weeks agoSmoke Break 6 weeks agohttps://www.loom.com/share/4080d927dea84b558f4cebdfc263b13e?sid=8779370a-4647-4c18-a7c0-c07b20dd21ce
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Scotty getting dialed in! Right on!
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I usually leave my light 24″ above the canopy and it doesn’t leave much room to reach in and around the tent. I have thought about leaving it raised and just move from 50% to whatever I need to reach my DLI, but I do enjoy the savings of not running the light full load.
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TerpyTen posted an update in the group
7 weeks agoDank Nugs 7 weeks agoShe’s days away from getting chopped. Only a few more days. I feel like a puppeteer tying her up all over the place because the branches are so heavy. She smells so freaking good. Fresh but dank and gassy. Sweet but also sour notes. This might be the biggest plant I’ve grown to date and she’s an auto 🤯. Of all the autos I’ve grown…… Read more
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Nice work!✌️
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Gato420 posted an update 7 weeks ago
THCa, I’m a little confused. THCa is legal here and it is the precursor to THC. When THCa flower is smoked the heat converts the THCa to THC. My confusion is that is the way I understood weed works in the first place. So why is this legal when regular bud isn’t???
There must be some distinction I have missed.
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The people making the laws don’t understand cannabis. I’m just glad the exception exists for now.
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It’s a loophole really. All raw type 1 or 2 flower has thca until decarb. So you got it right. It’s just a new way to market the same shit IMO. Like big bad said they don’t know wtf they are doing. Here in California they limit your daily purchase to 1 oz of flower (or) 8 gms of concentrate (or) enough edibles to knock down a rhinoceros. It’s really dumb.
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OK so I rolled over to CBDplus and picked up some Gelato and Ice Cream Cookies THCa flower. It’s weed. Has to be less than .3% D9 THC and it is .12% THCa is 28.3% lol.
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Gato420 posted an update in the group
7 weeks agoAsk a Grow Question 7 weeks agoLighting question. What ppfd/dli should I be shooting for? I’m using an app called PPFD Meter that is showing ppfd 759 and dli 66 at canopy which is 18″ below lights. The app is reporting these readings as ‘HIGH’, no pun intended! 😜
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I’ve found that following manufacturers hanging height and then watching to how they respond is best. There are so many variables to what is right for your environment, genetics and grow style.
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What stage of growth you in ? The more
light you give the more you need to feed them I like 850-1000 mid flower feeding at 2.8-3 ec but without more info we are just guessing if your in veg then you would be at a much lower ppfd the info is everywhere just google ppfd growth chart
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Plants can be acclimated to more intense light as they develop. How much light a plant can handle is not written on any chart. There is no perfect ppfd as it changes throughout each stage of growth. There are general numbers to start with and go from there. Seedlings and clones need very little light at around 100-200 ppfd. As they get bigger…
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18 hrs on – seedling 300-400, veg 300-600, strain dependant
12 hrs on- flower 850-1000 is dank
11hrs on like i do, 950-1100 is dank
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What am I looking at here? This popped up overnight on a single leaf. I’m suspecting nutrient burn. I see this in my grow quite often where one leaf will have some sort of odd symptoms while the rest of the leaves look OK. My suspicion is that the roots are hitting an area where there is too much nute or even an area where there may be lock out.…
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I’m always doing that it happens. Generally when I’m trying to give the girls a little extra boost. Can’t help but put my foot on the gas lol
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We need to see the whole plant to give proper advice. Random leaves tell us nothing.
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If I had to guess from this pic I would have to agree with nute burn. The burnt part goes pretty far so I’m not sure. But that dark, glossy green can be an indicator of too much nitrogen. Also the tips I see curling downward are also an indicator of over fertilization. Just a couple possibilities.
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I had this happen recently on a very healthy plant and here’s what I decided the cause was, right or wrong. Lol. When I was feeding I had half a leaf dip into my can. I wiped it off but that’s what it looked like the next day.
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