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This is your 6th "journal" on the same girls. I will consolidate the rest into this one. Just click this journal and update it instead of posting a new thread every time, hard to keep up on what's, what. Looks good man.

All depends on how strong your mix is and how much they have ratio wise to plain soil. Just keep a eye on it. Better to feed heavy sooner than later. But nutrient wise they are hogs. I fed every watering at around 1200ppm. I know that's crazy(ppm) talk. But that's on the heavy side.

Thanx. Feed them heavy. I fed hard until last week or so to keep them shining.

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They all swell sweet kinda. Fruity. Here are the final pics. Yields were outstanding on both keepers.

When you click manage attachments. There is 5 spaces to upload a pic. Just click each one, then the photo you want to upload, then repeat.

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I don't use a de-hydrater because of the cleanup if those grate things. Takes forever to clean them. And having old meat after the last batch is no good. As far as meat quality. You get what you pay for. Do I use beef tenderloin at $15 per pound, no. I actually like to use Prime grade tri-tip...

We only do it in the oven set at 175. A convection oven is a must for this. Some key secrets. 1: Wet/strong marinade. The meat needs alot of flavoring. 2: I like the meat nice and even. So it gets froze for about a hour and then sliced. We obv use a commercial slicer. But you can hand slice...

400cfm would be plenty for a 600 watt.

We are pretty famous around here for our jerky. We make, Spicy Pork Spicy Beef Peppercorn turkey Hawaiian Beef Also make fire pepperoni sticks.

Everyone got their last watering before chop. I decided to keep Jock Horror #1 and #2. I will take a photo shoot with both. The Chrystal didnt fair so well. Most of them hermed. One seeded itself but nothing around it. Another one threw nanners, no seeds. The rest were ok at best. Maybe just a...

Yes you can. Or used to be able too. It gets attached as a live link to the pic posted on MP. PC duck showed me one time. Ask him.

At some point those plants were small, whether it was seed or clone. It should only take one innoculation for the life cycle of a plant. At least I have never seen in my garden PM or mites after a single innoculation. Yes. Eagle20 I would classify as a preventative. TBH. I have not sprayed for...

It takes a bit to sink into the leaf tissue. The directly sprayed spots will die off right away, usually. That's why a little clone dunk, instead of a spray is recommended. But yes, it could of been your solution was not strong enough for infection.

Thanx. Yes I like the smart pots. There's close ups of what she looks like in Nirvana group grow thread. Been outside for about a week and blowing up under mother nature. I couldnt flip inside as planned for a 2 week jumpstart. Ran outta time and room. Will snap some pics here once she starts...

Still in veg. But it's easier to do it when they are babies yo! Oh well. Next year (: Looks good. Be careful. Windy today?

Thanx! That is all I have been trying to get at this whole time. Year over year cropping. Will never add up. I never knocked it. Increasing ventilation to over 210cfm per 1k light, will take care of the same heat emitting from a T5. Just sayin. Not mad. No hurt fellers (: Happy Sunday all.

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Bigger the better. That heat level and amount of sun, can supercharge growth rates when they have ample room for root growth. I know its a lot of work to do. But it would be worth it.