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11-24-2006, 09:02 AM #11OPSenior Member
what 8 days under cfls did
the lights are all 3-4 inches away . i topped it the other night. gonna let the side branches catch up and try to get a nice even canopy.
As nicotine is an addictive substance, a regular tobacco user must maintain the level of this drug in the bloodstream in order to avoid withdrawal symptoms. As the concentration of nicotine in the bloodstream begins to fall - immediately after the last inhalation of smoke - a smoker will feel more and more uncomfortable. These withdrawal symptoms can only be relieved by taking in more nicotine - i.e. having another smoke.
And so it goes on - the vicious cycle of addiction.
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11-24-2006, 02:22 PM #12Senior Member
what 8 days under cfls did
Hey Matt..
You should consider -
1. getting the lights even closer to your plants... like 1 inch..
2. you should also consider flowering your plant in the next 3-7 days..
3. transplant into a 3 gallon container
cheers
and I look forward to more pictures!!
People love watching CFL grows.. THANXS!!!
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11-25-2006, 02:40 AM #13OPSenior Member
what 8 days under cfls did
garden knowm, i appreciate your comments .
the plant has been on 12/12 or 14/10 some nights, but its been steadily on 12/12 for a couple days now.
id like to get the bulbs to 1 inch from the plants . i need to find a quiet fan!! its in the closet in my bedroom and i dont wanna hear it while im asleep . too bad portable fans are out of season at department stores!
its in a 8 inch pot right now. which is like 1.5 gallons when full which of course its not. i might put it in something bigger like a 2-3 gallon container. new pictures later tonight when lights get turned on!As nicotine is an addictive substance, a regular tobacco user must maintain the level of this drug in the bloodstream in order to avoid withdrawal symptoms. As the concentration of nicotine in the bloodstream begins to fall - immediately after the last inhalation of smoke - a smoker will feel more and more uncomfortable. These withdrawal symptoms can only be relieved by taking in more nicotine - i.e. having another smoke.
And so it goes on - the vicious cycle of addiction.
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11-25-2006, 03:30 AM #14Member
what 8 days under cfls did
Personally I wouldn't transplant it after you've started 12/12. That's partly because I'm horrible at transplanting and always seem to send the plant into at least a minor shock. Kinda curious to hear if other folks here would transplant at that stage.
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11-25-2006, 03:36 AM #15Senior Member
what 8 days under cfls did
Maybe, if you have to, you have to, but I wouldnt wait until then.
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11-25-2006, 10:44 AM #16OPSenior Member
what 8 days under cfls did
update: I topped the plant 2 nights ago. these pictures are from tonight.
As nicotine is an addictive substance, a regular tobacco user must maintain the level of this drug in the bloodstream in order to avoid withdrawal symptoms. As the concentration of nicotine in the bloodstream begins to fall - immediately after the last inhalation of smoke - a smoker will feel more and more uncomfortable. These withdrawal symptoms can only be relieved by taking in more nicotine - i.e. having another smoke.
And so it goes on - the vicious cycle of addiction.
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11-27-2006, 09:32 PM #17Senior Member
what 8 days under cfls did
YUMMY!!!! she's looking GOOD ... I mean GREAT!!!
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12-03-2006, 10:21 AM #18OPSenior Member
what 8 days under cfls did
as of a couple nights ago....
. these pics were from 2 nights ago.
transplanted to a 10 inch container yesterday. its been under steady 12/12 for bout 1 1/2 weeks.As nicotine is an addictive substance, a regular tobacco user must maintain the level of this drug in the bloodstream in order to avoid withdrawal symptoms. As the concentration of nicotine in the bloodstream begins to fall - immediately after the last inhalation of smoke - a smoker will feel more and more uncomfortable. These withdrawal symptoms can only be relieved by taking in more nicotine - i.e. having another smoke.
And so it goes on - the vicious cycle of addiction.
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12-04-2006, 07:19 AM #19OPSenior Member
what 8 days under cfls did
10 days 12/12... its had great growth over the last several days and i cant wait to see her filling in and packing on the calyxes :dance:
As nicotine is an addictive substance, a regular tobacco user must maintain the level of this drug in the bloodstream in order to avoid withdrawal symptoms. As the concentration of nicotine in the bloodstream begins to fall - immediately after the last inhalation of smoke - a smoker will feel more and more uncomfortable. These withdrawal symptoms can only be relieved by taking in more nicotine - i.e. having another smoke.
And so it goes on - the vicious cycle of addiction.
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12-04-2006, 09:33 AM #20Senior Member
what 8 days under cfls did
Nice. Is that still under 3 * 26W?
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