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AutoMan
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WOW....sucks....hope for the best....was ANY close to harvest time?
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Afrikaaner
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Not even close. They were juuust starting to look nice, properly flowering plants. Harvest was gonna be around late December probably.
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TshirtNinja
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dude if you can keep the temps above 65 and lightly mist them they will survive. You probably wont see a lot of hermies either unless it was a very unstable strain. Think of it like overcast days in nature.
Sadly , I have been in the same spot . For me , it was a simple solution . I have several inverters so I ran one with several sets of xmas tree lights to provide the light needed in the time frame needed for the plants . Have also used a few "curly" bulbs off of the inverter .
I just hook the inverter to my truck/car battery and start the vehicle every few hours to recharge .
I have a generator now , so no big deal , but still use the inverters when needed .
A decent car battery will power a few 13 watt (draw) bulbs for quite awhile , and thats all you need to keep the light cycle .
I just hook the inverter to my truck/car battery and start the vehicle every few hours to recharge .
I have a generator now , so no big deal , but still use the inverters when needed .
A decent car battery will power a few 13 watt (draw) bulbs for quite awhile , and thats all you need to keep the light cycle .
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Afrikaaner
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Perhaps I should consider investing in a failsafe device like that. Luckily I got power back on yesterday around 2 or so. How do you charge your battery?
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