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07-21-2006, 05:44 PM #5
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Basic growing
Well, with your high post count you should know to read the FAQs...but I'll humor you.
READ READ READ. And grow other types of plants. It's good for you.
Originally Posted by cannabis campbell
-No, you don't use UV lights. You use ideally flourescents and/or metal halides for growing and high pressure sodium for flowering.
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-Strain-dependent. As tall as you let them. Sativas can soar past 15 feet.
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-Males produce small pollen sacs and are not worth smoking. The resin is concentrated on the calyxes and in good strains on the bud leaves of the females.
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Read up on your botany. It will come in handy here.
-Um, when it's dry?
Originally Posted by cannabis campbell
-Yeah, 70-80 is good. 65-95 is okay but your plants will be stressed. Anything above 95 forget it.
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-Foil is stupid.They use it because they don't have access to mylar or white paint or are just too cheap.
Originally Posted by cannabis campbell
You're supposed to use a highly reflective wall covering to make your lighting more efficient. Unwrinkled mylar (either from a grow shop or in desperation emergency blankets from the camping section of wal mart) is the best. Next best is flat white paint. Tinfoil is way down there.
-As long as you let them. Again, strain dependent. 4 months seed to harvest is an approximate schedule for an indoor variety; 2-3 weeks in the seedling stage, 5 weeks vegging for training, pruning, putting on some side branches if it suits your space, etc. Then 8-9 weeks to flower. Lots of people veg for a lot shorter time, and use clones to speed things up even more.
Originally Posted by cannabis campbell
-YES you need a light hanging down silly!
Originally Posted by cannabis campbell
To start off, plain old flourescent shop lights are perfectly serviceable. One aquarium tube and one cool white tube in the fixture. They should be almost touching the tops of the plants. You will need to be able to lift the lights as they grow. As they get taller, if you still are using flouros you have to add more, and side lighting. When you are ready to flower them, expect to fork over some cash for a REAL ag light, a nice HPS. A 400w will do a little more than a square meter of floor space. You can push it; I've got 2x400w illuminating 24 flowering plants. So the trick is to keep your plants kind of short. You'll see if you look at peoples grows. A 400 throws some heat and should be around a foot above the tops, with a fan blowing on the light.
Okay there you go, now go read.\"Careful what you carry- \'cause the Man is wise- you are still an outlaw in their eyes\" -Steely Dan
\"Multiple pieces of anecdotal evidence do not equal scientific fact.\" -Rhizome
\"If the Queen Bee ain\'t happy... the hive isn\'t happy!\"-Dutch Pimp
http://boards.cannabis.com/basic-gro...e-harvest.html<-It\'s a grow guide! Enjoy!
http://boards.cannabis.com/plant-pro...hy-how-do.html <- all the boring stuff about soil chemistry you never wanted to know
http://boards.cannabis.com/grow-log/...ml#post1837597 <-how to make canna caramels
http://boards.cannabis.com/grow-log/...ml#post1820481 <-illustrated cloning guide permalink
Contacting Her Dankness: stinkyattic at hushm4il-please use the same discretion you do on the boards, thanks.
I don\'t claim to know the first thing about growing anything; hell, I can\'t make a Chia pet sprout.
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