smokeup420 said:
heyy how old were urs when ur males showed sex n same for females?
Auto's usually take 14-20 days to show sex.
420benny said:
Hippy, you need some little helpers with those aphids. I have one word for you, ladybugs! You can borrow a few of mine if you are nice to them.
Ive not seen any ladybirds/ladybugs here yet at this time of year, its as if the seasons are changing and winter starts and ends later, spring starts and ends later and autumn starts normally squeezing summer into shorter months.
No new pics of the plants at the moment, its a bit pointless showing something grow so slow :rofl:
The hermaphrodite AK is now out the greenhouse and fending for shimself in a different part of the garden, Im going to let it seed itself and use the pollen from its offspring in an experiment I have been thinking about for a few years now, I just hadnt got hold of what is now in my grasp.
Right ...
I have had several people ask me about my PH meter and how I use it and how I use white spirit vinegar to alter PH, so here goes.
Picture 1, my PH tool.
Picture 2, checking its calibration with PH buffer 7.
Picture 3, reading my tap water, it just so happens its PH 7, it varies anywhere from 7 to 7.8.
Picture 4, I put 1 cap of this vinegar in the water.
Picture 5, OOOPS a bit too much added :rofl:
Picture 6, I poured the water away and started again, adding less vinegar and ... stir, test, add more, stir, test, etc, ended up at the PH required that is 6.5.
Picture 7, with these types of PH testers it is important to make sure the end probe doesnt dry out so it extends the probe life, so you put some liquid (I used the PH 6.5 but tap water works just as well) in the cap end and store your PH meter standing upright so the probe is always sitting in liquid.
Pictures 8 and 9, this shows the end of the PH meter where the end cap screws off for battery change and shows the screw head of the calibration end of the PH meter, this screw is used if I put my probe in the PH 7 buffer and and it does not read 7.
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