I've learned so much! While you harvest and leave some undeloped buds behind and that you realize how awesome stick iki sht gets when you let it goooo😊
@Poppin-Seeds8 сағат бұрын
Many years later still using it and loving it 🎉🎉🎉
@PerfectGardensTV5 сағат бұрын
@@Poppin-Seeds have you ever tried Drops of balance? www.perfectgardens.com/products/drops-of-balance-2-oz-solution
@Poppin-Seeds4 сағат бұрын
@@PerfectGardensTV I never heard of it till now but definitely interested
@doegohemp280610 сағат бұрын
Hi, could you send it to Brazil? I would like to buy from you...
Great video Mark, one of the best of yours I’ve watched.
@PerfectGardensTV10 сағат бұрын
Wow, thanks! I appreciate that
@wademacdonald10613 сағат бұрын
Great information. Keep them video's coming homie.
@PerfectGardensTV10 сағат бұрын
Thanks! Will do!
@beneaglen437317 сағат бұрын
Would it be better , to dry flower in basement that humidity stays in the high 40s, up to 52-53% . OR Would it be better to set up a tent and dry in it with a humidifier or dehumidifier. Hear ppl talk about 60 /60 temp /humidiry. What works best for people new to all this. Have gardened since was kid, just not herb. Thanks 🙏
@bar_jumper131218 сағат бұрын
the John Wick of gardening <3
@PerfectGardensTV10 сағат бұрын
I appreciate you bro
@damianduran8992Күн бұрын
Use candles in flower . Plants will thx you
@rdnkenkiКүн бұрын
Sweet. I have some Fire OG starting to flower ❤
@nickloya9922Күн бұрын
fo sho
@IAMGreenGiant-u2yКүн бұрын
We made this in the farms and I told some of my fellow KZfaq videos but they don't believe me it works❤❤❤
@PerfectGardensTV10 сағат бұрын
Sometimes words fall on death ears
@redwater88Күн бұрын
❤❤thanks mark
@redwater88Күн бұрын
❤thanks mark
@user-ju8yo7rt2wКүн бұрын
Means airflow and happy plant
@TheschoolofcropКүн бұрын
But outside in the ground there's a geothermal point where the roots are and it stays cool. Part of outside being magic.
@chadwickbradbury8390Күн бұрын
Yeppers absolutely 💯 glad 🙂 I watched when o could hear 👂 was about to use veg tent for a flower briefly but it doesn’t have right conditions and can’t expand that much yet 😢 but this told me to figure a different plan 😊
@sandroriccardo8617Күн бұрын
My Runz strain have Problems to coming in Flower Outdoor .. What can i do to Push Flower ?
@bigwill6089Күн бұрын
Yeah in Florida they must harvest too early because the flower out here is subpar! Very disappointing to buy an eighth for a ridiculously high price and not feel anything after you smoke it!
@BlendGoldAnimateКүн бұрын
My Chongs Choise Auto Gorilla Glue ... after a Heat wave all the Fan Leaves died and then then slowly the sugar leaves also browned and now the buds are browning with no leaves ... Nozt sure if i should havest before they go totally brown ...still just a rare amber amongst trichomes but looks like the plants dying any wayze ...
@Adkguerrilla442 күн бұрын
So i bought some organishield because i was given plants with some aphids on them and it knocked down the population like crazy then i let around 1000 ladybugs 🐞 to take care of the rest and they are gone...stuff definitely works and it did not kill the ladybugs i sprayed it on the ladybugs a couple times and they are still munchin right now 😂
@drakeweddner2 күн бұрын
Maybe its genetics, but iv been growing out doors my whole life and my dad has for 35 years my entire life iv only had 2 strains i couldn't get to adapt to the heat , and i will close up my green house and turn off the fans to let humidity get up to 90% and let temps get to at least 106 for 3 hours 3 days in a row then once a week if you ever notice spider mites, that will mess them up real bad,
@drakeweddner2 күн бұрын
We have basically always grown local genetics and home bred strains
@krelin13532 күн бұрын
nice product advertisement ;)
@PerfectGardensTV2 күн бұрын
Glad you like it!
@paulbaker42482 күн бұрын
Cal mag. 3 to 5 ml. Per gal. Start low dose every watering. At the start of veg. ( 2 or 3 ml ) As it grows. Raise the dose. I suggest you look up ( grow dots ) there great
@AmishHitman73.Archive2 күн бұрын
I just started a Seedling in a 5-gallon pot and man I have aired hugely in doing this because I find myself like you say overwatering it and now it's stunted and doing nothing for days
@Nathan-ed2jx2 күн бұрын
Put door yes, indoor NO, indoor put 200w ufo's underneath and bend lower branches down , we use 50L or 95L pots and the bottom branches bent down, you can grab branch with both hands and do loke a chinese burn cracking stem and twisting branch, then the natural curve of branch wil down, hi-par make a 200w underneath led on a little stand, pick up so much more underneath and side lighting, loke the spider farmer 600w for sides, there 1000w works great on top. Put under lighting in aboit 1 to 2 weeks before turning on 4 to 6 week grow period
@horseman14562 күн бұрын
More heat, faster growth. I still use HPS because of the heat it puts out. If it's hot and humid, water daily with good air flow. The ladies will shine
@Chronicseedsinc2 күн бұрын
If it doesn’t make sense, $2.99 for that Bronze membership and a little studying 😅✌🏻❤️, knowing is half the Battle 😂
@RedPillGrower3 күн бұрын
✌️😎🔥🔥🔥
@coolhandluke15033 күн бұрын
This is something I started doing, but I use a little rooting powder, same you'd use for clones
@chadwickbradbury83903 күн бұрын
Will watch later at work and can’t hear 👂 lol 😂
@GregDunne-zf2ep3 күн бұрын
I use a lot of dolomite in my compost i know it takes quite a while for it to break down but i have time
@GregDunne-zf2ep3 күн бұрын
Never hear of bam but i will look into getting some or make my own good tip thanks
@GregDunne-zf2ep3 күн бұрын
I grew out in the desert for a couple of years some days it hit 125 farrinhite 50 Celsius and they did really well which shocked me by the 3rd year they had got used to the heat compared to the first year i have moved around over the years and they do acclimatise to a certain amount
@GregDunne-zf2ep3 күн бұрын
I just went through won of the wettest periods in years 3 months of rain at least 4 to 5 days of rain each week I got a dehumidifier and now it's around 60 most of the time.What a difference it's made to growth and density of the buds before it was around 75 to 80 in the day 90 at night and water consumption has gone right up so I now my plants are taking more nutrients up they love me now
@coolhandluke15033 күн бұрын
I found ground temp is way more important then air temp
@coolhandluke15033 күн бұрын
Last month of winter in Oz and I had to take the cover of my autos green house, some wilting followed by necrosis. Edit: the necrosis is most deff, cal deficiency
@BigFarm_ah3653 күн бұрын
What you just described was VPD and the reason the plants had an issue was that they were not transpiring. I happened to be running both an LED tent and a CMH tent both in flowering during the brutal heat about the same time this Summer. I run my lights at night, but my spot can really hold on to the heat often until 2 or 3 AM or all night if it's humid. This is one reason I like using soluble minerals, I generally give them as low an EC as I can and in spells like this I'll go even lower. I found that the CMH tent was always much lower humidity. You have that IR radiation warming things up more as in nature. I feel like the plants are confused under LED in these situations, they are getting tons of light and it's hot, but their leaf surface isn't being warmed as it would in the sun. I always had good evaporative cooling happening in the HID tent and they were absolutely loving it, VOC production much faster and stronger. I am planning to do another side by side, but I may just be done with LEDsin flower at least. Next up straight MH run in flowering, maybe one with glass between plants and bulb and one without. It had been a lot of years using LEDs, but a lot of characteristics of the plants that I hadn't seen in so long came back. So sticky, so greasy, where it's always find of a dry gritty frost from LEDs
@DabEnthusiast3 күн бұрын
My latest 4x4 grow under led's I had 2 strains, one was dry and gritty (ice cream cake) and the other was a grease factory (gelonade). I can't imagine bud too much more greasy than this gelonade, and I've seed a lot of grows.
@user-pt2sf7kq7m4 күн бұрын
HOW TO BREED LAB - LACTOBACILLUS BACTERIA...... Check this out also Great Information
@joemoney87624 күн бұрын
Love it where is the rest of the video on the fermented bam you know that’s what I wanna see lol
@PerfectGardensTV3 күн бұрын
Min 11:27 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/od6jfct-qtetqn0.htmlsi=IDim9EwN6xcL6LmX
@joemoney87623 күн бұрын
@@PerfectGardensTVthat’s the all tho and I saw the other video already I thought there was more to the video that’s all
@JohnDough-LaH4204 күн бұрын
INTERESTING TECHNIQUE... SEEMS LIKE IT WOULD BE BETTER FOR CLONES THaN SEEDS aS IT COULD PROLONG YOUR VEGG STaGE FOR GETTING TO FLOWER QUICKLY...
@kevinwater75764 күн бұрын
think about it like this they are giving them our money to buy our stuff that we had to work hard for cut corners to pay off and now that same stuff that we had to put work in for is being given away to people who the first thing they had to do to get in the country was to be a criminal and break our laws and then get paid for it thats what harris will do for you more of the same its coming will you stand idle and let these people take our country or will you stand with the few Americans who are done with this shit its up to you but there are others who feel the same as you now you know why trump was so insistent on the wall being built it would have made a difference now wouldn't when everyone was talking about how much the wall would cost how much has not having it cost us now think about that for a min trump told us this was going to happen no one believed him kinda makes me think what else has he said that is going to happen is taking place now wars all over the world he was right illegals invading he was right biden harris taking bribes he was right funding terrorism he was right turning our kids in to weirdos and making America weak he was right
@vinivv4 күн бұрын
yep when they taco that's heat and small yellowed leaves i often thought it was HLV
@OrganicGreens4 күн бұрын
86 is not going to cause heat stress if you are watering and fertilizing correctly. In fact you will get accelerated growth up to about 90 degrees. I got green houses that hit 105 at peak sun and they are my fastest growing plants by far. Had an old upstairs indoor room that would hit 95 in the summer and same thing. The plants grew faster than ever in the heat. More likely stress comes from to much light, over watering, or over fertilization. Cana plants can take a lot of heat . And really benefit from it in veg honestly up to around 90 degrees. I target 85 in my veg room under leds.
@johnjones50984 күн бұрын
Facts bill bugbee debunked this I know this I always veg in 24hrs better flip when moving outside
I got heat stress for you. I grow outside in the az Sonoran desert. 111 - 115 degrees average with 90 at 4am. Start seed outside. Shade screen and silica. Trick to grow hot is to start hot. Don't try inside
@user-jv5qz1pn7b4 күн бұрын
yep, shade is all we can do for the sun light reduction. the heat will be heat regardless of shade so this means reducing light makes the heat stress less impactful then heat and light together. 😅
@user-jv5qz1pn7b4 күн бұрын
if your in a ac green house than you won't need to reduce the sun light because the room temperature will be under control 🌛🍄🌜
@PerfectGardensTV3 күн бұрын
I hope you use shades cloths
@SonoranHashmanКүн бұрын
Won't even need the shade cloth if you grow something with genetics from desert regions like Pakistan. I have a Paki landrace cross currently going that has been happily enjoying the full desert sun all summer long.
@SonoranHashmanКүн бұрын
You can even forego the shade cloth if your genetics are adapted well enough to the desert. I've been growing a Pakistani cross outdoors, seed sprouted in July, in full sunlight all day and she has been one of the happiest plants I've ever grown.
@anthonyrafferty85944 күн бұрын
Awesome video I really appreciate you and your knowledge.
@PerfectGardensTV3 күн бұрын
I appreciate that!
@blackdiplomatbeats71394 күн бұрын
You broke it down to the very last compound beautiful 😎🙏🥃🔥💨
@PerfectGardensTV3 күн бұрын
Appreciate that
@charliewebber48084 күн бұрын
If you're having problems controlling the temperature. and nothing seems to work. Try adding CO2. about 800 ppm. to 1500 PPM. The plants can survive between 85 and 95. But just make sure it's a closed loop system. Enjoy growing my friends. p.s Cannabis plants will not benefit from 1300 ppm and higher four CO 2. but the extra does. help with controlling the temperature. Again, it doesn't actually control the temperature. It just allows the plants to run at a higher temp. And if you're growing hydroponic, you may want to chiller. And if you've never used CO2 before, be extremely careful. We breathe in about 400 PPM. That's the average outside. at the higher Ppm's. The CO2 can kill you.