This is pretty dang goog. I totally disagreeing with your nutrient suggestion. Absolutely go with all purpose dry organics or you'll be chasing deficiencies, burning seedlings, there's a much bigger learning curve with synthetics rather than running a simple happy frog with Perlite, then topdressing every 30 days. Can play with worm teas if you want, but synthetics for a beginner oh man you're asking for issues. Other than that, yes sir.

Word!

​@@cmmnsenserules4339What dry amendments would you suggest? Gia green seems to be Canadian, but I've seen Dr. Earth even at Home Depot. Also using Calmag along with Recharge tea? Any thoughts?

2 led lights and a oscillating fan is not pulling much, I can plug my dehumidifier in a different outlet same breaker and it doesn’t pop it

At my old place I just drilled a hole down through the floor into the box and had a dedicated 20amp and I thought about drilling another hole for a pipe to catch the water and drain into the basement I was sick of emptying the bin when I watered lol

@williambarringer6513 agreed! I have 20 amp breakers, so as long as I use different outlets, I'm pretty safe. However in my case, 14 g wire is NOT rated for 20 amps. So even though the breaker can handle it, the wire itself can't. Spread it out

@williambarringer6513 man, I wish I could do both of those things!! The wife and I have pretty much out grown this starter house. Next one will have dedicated pre planned space! Anyways, I just wanted to comment on the vid about electrical safety. I see some crazy pics of what some people do in their tents!

Keep connections off the ground in case of flooding too.

underrated comment

even with fish keeping too, record keeping helps with everything!

Bus washing...I've had good to great experiences...best was with multiple buckets , one was hydrogen peroxide..it took out lots of chlorophyll

It doesn't take out chlorophyll,just dirt and bugs,lmao washing your buds has nothing to do with that,sorry your mislead and now spreading false info​@@robertwingate2446

Our community is the best 👌

If you can control it that precise then by all means. Personally I aim for between .8 and 1.2. If you try and be too precise then it will only stress you out.

@@T-money0985 Your perimeters of .8 - 1.2 KPa are all good bro. You won't have much problem in that range. But in early veg when they are seedlings I like to with high humidity of about 80% until the last piece of seed shell has dropped off. I've got a 600w six bar light. But I remove five bars and start with just one, so I get low temp of 74ish, which helps to get the lower VPD. then as I add the bars/heat as the grow progresses across my 4x4, the vpd range heads in the right direction. So by the time i'm at 900|PPFD in flower, I'm also easily able to maintain 82f and I high VPD.which makes the plants drink loads and increases the transpiration to the max But nothing is set in stone when growing weed. I've seen grows that never went above 1.0 KPa without a problem, due to lots of air movement right through the canopy and good extraction.

@@T-money0985spot on and even at scale chasing VPD is only gonna increase yields by max 2-3% . It’s a moot point for the home grower and can actually reduce quality. For example ain’t no way I’m gonna increase my temps in mid 80s to match humidity to get the ( ideal vpd)

@@timpage5021 Don't have to bro....but if your in a hot spell and are in the 80's then increasing the humility helps and will also lower the temp a bit. You don't want to be in late flower with temps in the 80's and very low RH. So adding some humidity Using the VPD as a guide, will save you drying out the terps.

@@UbiquitousRomp thank you. But I run Gorilla Grow tents with the added height extensions. Comes in clutch to combat high heat summer days. Since investing in them a few years ago I been able to consistently control the environment for whatever stage of growth. I actually do run my flower tents about 80-82 temperature for most of flower except for the last couple weeks. But on those occasions of exceptionally hot day I’ll actually dim my light a lil bit for a few hours to cool the leaf surface temperature. I use a infrared red gun to test the leaf surfaces. Contrary to what most people might think a leaves might be much cooler than what the ambient temperature is as well. That’s the beauty of running LEDs is we can run a warmer climate, get more light driving photosynthesis than the old days of air cooled hoods , parabolic reflectors and the occasional knocking out of neighbors cable lol. But anyway appreciate the tip . Good looking out. I’m not saying VPD isn’t useful but not really that important for the home grower so long as their environment is in accordance with an acceptable range of temperature and RH for the stage of growth their in. Stay lifted

What do you think about FF Ocean Forest?

@@CBiscuit420 I haven't tried it

@@comfortablynumb9342 I think one could use the Ocean Forest alone except with maybe some root enhancer as opposed to the happy frog with the amendments.

Personally I use 5 gal for indoor and still get huge plants. I also use the ACI self watering bases too.

😂i do bc that’s how i was growing 9 months ago my clone room is still set up like that bc it is cheaper and it does its job

Ah the good ol days...but I did like the change from mag to digi electronic ballast .but did good work with mag ballasts for sure ..I got my first one in 1990...1000w mh..in a shop that sold ephedrine in capsules...they only had one full system in stock😂place was shady as shit ..had gen hydro only & it was in an old house in a bad neighborhood 😂

Oh my utube name changed. This is Brizals Garden. Take care bud

Thanks for letting me know who you were!! Great to see you around Brizal… haha Brice! 👊🏼

I would in general check for trichomes on the calyx (that "bags" where the hairs come out) as those build the mass of the bud and so should be the best reference point. Also, sugar leaves develop first. You want ripe bud, not ripe trim. As the browning is a visual sign of THC degrading into THN, the THC level will become lower with more amber trichome glands while other cannabinoids still develop. So, the peak THC is reached with only milky trichomes which gives you a typical high, while further plant development (browning glands are only an indicator) increases the stonedness effect more. I remember when pure THC (extracted from, i think, max. 0.3% THC fibre hemp and pricey af to this procedure but that's a whole other topic) was released as medication here and patients noticed reduced effectiveness using this isolate. So don't focus too much on high THC only. 70/30 is more of a general advise, I would just try and harvest some buds individually in a few days interval, beginning from "all milky" and harvest a little more on that often suggested 70/30 ratio. So you can directly compare and decide, what works for you with a specific genetic.

@@buschdoktor6127 Thank you.. Now I know which part to focus on.. as you mentioned it all develops at different rates so knowing which ones are the important ones will help.. Funny thing is I never had a problem getting really "good results" until I got a magnifying glass to see better..

@@deserthorizons In a commercial scale it's easy to turn good results into mediocre at most pretty quick, even without bad intentions. Loss through harsh handling, quick drying which makes the whole bud crumble or trimming machines can be expected. Also they might miss the perfect harvest point as well or focus on high turnover rate more than quality herb and miss it intentionally. Better to have a part of trichomes not developed perfectly and losing only a few than losing a lot of them afterwards. Add some bad intentions, depending on the source of your comparison material, and any homegrown without major problems will stand out by far. I think of it like cooking. You don't need to cook on a 3 star Michelin level to create a great meal if you get the basics right. Also, a high end kitchen and ingredients don't guarantee a good result, if one doesn't know how to hold a knife. Seems like your meal was great and just so slightly undercooked, only a professional food critic would notice, master chef! =)

@@buschdoktor6127 I think I have been waiting toooooo long to harvest.. I kept listening to the advice of "wait one more week". and waiting for more "cloudy" trichomes.. so I have been 'overcooking' it and as I am the only 'customer',, I notice.. lol... (btw, I was a Master Pastry Chef.).

@@deserthorizons Hey, at least it's a learning and, to stay within the food analogy: luckily, weed is not a macaron but more like a stew and I think it's still perfectly ok if the meat becomes a little limp, no matter if it's in the broth or on the couch. Btw.: Hitting a Cookies Kush right now to make the pastry experience complete.

Remember the first rule of fight club. The most successful growers in prohibition land have always been the ones that dont tell anyone, in my experience. Happy growing!

Have fun. Shhhh

You will have charcoal filter in mind for you stealth grow. Don't get ought out with the drying. Make sure that is also in a filtered tent. Which means you will have to harvest all at once, which can be a pain if growing different strains, that don't ripen at the same time. So if you want a perpetual grow with auto's for instance. set up a separate dry tent with filter. Also use grove bags not jars. as the bags don't clunk when running across a fields in the dark.

​@@UbiquitousRomp🤣🤣🤣

Red states suck!

Thanks for the support!

Scully! Great to see you!

Ac infinity has a good bundle u should look at

The most important thing I learnt was that Humidity is relative to the temp. They amount of people that just say grow at 65% for example mean nothing without temperature. A VPD of .80KPa for veg. can be achieved at 75f and 74%....or at 82f / 78% But in flower when you want to be at about a VPD of 1.40 . at 75f you would need low humidity of 55%, but to achieve the same VPD of 1.40 KPa at 82f needs more humidity at 64% This is also impotent for drying to. 60/62 maybe the perfect dry, but if it's a heatwave and you can't get temps down below 80f, then raise the humidity if you can to 70%. as there is still less moister in the air than at 60/62. Because humidity is relative to the temperature.

If Shane at Migrow hasn't reviewed the light and given it a thumbs up...then it's a no go.

Shane’s an absolute gem in our community 👊🏼

They discussed why the don't show plants on the from the stash podcast. KZfaq was dinging them. So if they keep showing plants and getting strikes, they're not going to be showing anything as they can be deleted from KZfaq entirely. Or have videos demonetized.

wish I was privileged like you.

​@@deathjab4161Privileged? My father died when I was 8 years old. I grew up poor, worked hard, got a full scholarship to major in physics and electrical engineering. I had a successful career and retired at 46. Privilege had nothing to do with it.

Just get a dehumidifier my guy, don't make it that difficult

Except that it's way more expensive than illegal bud and small stealth ops have better bud

i started organic and i do not know why some people do all the nutrients in bottles and testing ph everyday, no thanx i like natural, and simple

@@truthonly7699what are you using?

@@truthonly7699 Organic brought pests in. So simple for me with great yields, far better than anything I got from organics. is....Advanced nutrients PH perfect range (so no PH testing required). with some bottled organics, Microbes and enzymes added to coco.

Good job you only told the interwebs then

Sorry bud. I’ve got tons of ideas. And this is as fresh as it gets.

It’s been a long journey! 👊🏼

Except the video isn’t about “researching good sources for cannabis” it’s about things I would do in 2023 if I started growing. Almost like I named it perfectly…