Cheers Insert... It was a bit of a rush job as the boss wanted to go to bed and I was locked in attic. Cant wait to see what the bigger girl is like trimmed..:group:
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Dutch Passion Duggys AutoMazar in Autopots
- Thread starter Duggy
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[NOVICE] micro.grower
just had to my friend! cant wait to see how much you pull off. :dance:cant decide through all this pictures. lol :smokebuds:
i like this ones right here with the fox tailing :drool: :drool:
along with
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Brother, I'm happy that anyone likes the pics so fire away, I like them both...:buds:
Had to postpone No1 harvest until tomorrow due to nonsense...poor little Mazar, all alone in the dark...
Had a quick observation I would like to make, please chime in you wish to add anything.
It relates to poor starting seedlings. A number of posts mention deformed early leaves and inability of young leaves to shed the seed casing. Some people provide manual assistance to help remove seed casing.
The problem may be attributed to a number of factors.
Obviously we dont want overly compacted soil. However if the seed is not planted deep enough and the soil covering is too loose, there is minimal friction applied against the seedling as it emerges thereby not providing resistance and assisting in removal of seed casing as the young shoot emerges.
There may be other contributing factors and this is purely my opinion rather than confirmed fact. Discussion of these subjects is how we will find appropriate solutions to these problems and bring Auto growing to a higher level...:smokebuds:
Hazy had also added some interesting info to his Taiga2 thread...
It relates to poor starting seedlings. A number of posts mention deformed early leaves and inability of young leaves to shed the seed casing. Some people provide manual assistance to help remove seed casing.
The problem may be attributed to a number of factors.
Obviously we dont want overly compacted soil. However if the seed is not planted deep enough and the soil covering is too loose, there is minimal friction applied against the seedling as it emerges thereby not providing resistance and assisting in removal of seed casing as the young shoot emerges.
There may be other contributing factors and this is purely my opinion rather than confirmed fact. Discussion of these subjects is how we will find appropriate solutions to these problems and bring Auto growing to a higher level...:smokebuds:
Hazy had also added some interesting info to his Taiga2 thread...
Some pics of harvest for No1 Mazar....:smokebuds:
Duck Commander
Bio-Bizz Organics
OOOOOoooweeee very nice buds on sticks you got there id hit you with rep but gota spread more love but ill be back at ya bro good work :five:
Dammm Duggy :drool:
The girls are in paper bags and will be dry in a few days and I will post final weights and bud pics..
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