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[WildBill]

I don't understand why some Politicians THINK that they are experts on a topic when they haven't even experienced it nor have first hand knowledge.

From a dumb lying senator, that think she knows all about the military and how it functions to a lieutenant governor of a huge state that STILL thinks cannabis is a gateway drug! They are both equally stupid and arrogant!

Maybe they should learn a little bit of humility and learn from some one that knows exactly what they're talking about instead of giving off this air of 'we know better than you' BULLSHIT!

I think that's a problem we have all around the world not just here in the US!
Sorry about that rant but the two stories popped up one right after the other and just spun my butt up!

 

[420Forever]

Use, googled it… horses raise their tail for many reasons… alertness, excitement, warning, swat flies, show of pain, during poop and filly’s when peeing. Balance…

meanwhile, certain silleedawgz simply wag their tail.....incessantly ppp

 

[PinkyNotTheBrain]

hmmm....one o' thoze thingz in life ya never even think about, but ur def right, lol ppp

It definitely sounds like it's already a saying.. "well ill be a shit tailed horse" or somethin

 

[KingRatt]

I guess if I'm gonna do photos I do need a bigger grow room. The 3 LemonZ by Dutch Passion are on day 56, day 12 of flowering. Still stretching.
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You can also try some lower height training? Maybe scrog or similar by tying down branches? There are ways to do it, but if your plan is to let the plants grow completely natural, then either dont veg as long in the future or get a taller tent. Personally i like the idea of training more as opposed to spending money. But thats just me. When i grow photos i expect pure-ish indicas to at least double and pure-ish sativas to triple in size. For what its worth. Also sog from clone can produce some awesome low height results as well!

 

[KingRatt]

I guess if I'm gonna do photos I do need a bigger grow room. The 3 LemonZ by Dutch Passion are on day 56, day 12 of flowering. Still stretching.
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Also, what is your dli and ppfd at? Stretching can be exacerbated when the plant is not receiving adequate light intensity or spectrum. Other lights like blue lights can be used to keep the stretch to a minimum!

 

[KingRatt]

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Nailed it!

 

[Son of Hobbes]

Trying to evict my tenants at my house in Colorado. They owe me over $3,000 in past due rent. The water to the property was just shut off yesterday due to non payment on the account. It's been a total shit show.

 

[Mara Cachafa]

You can also try some lower height training? Maybe scrog or similar by tying down branches? There are ways to do it, but if your plan is to let the plants grow completely natural, then either dont veg as long in the future or get a taller tent. Personally i like the idea of training more as opposed to spending money. But thats just me. When i grow photos i expect pure-ish indicas to at least double and pure-ish sativas to triple in size. For what its worth. Also sog from clone can produce some awesome low height results as well!

I topped them at 3 weeks, and spread the colas 33" wide. I still have a little more headroom before I have to supercrop them.

 

[Mara Cachafa]

Trying to evict my tenants at my house in Colorado. They owe me over $3,000 in past due rent. The water to the property was just shut off yesterday due to non payment on the account. It's been a total shit show.

Make sure your insurance is paid up. My friend went to see why his tenant stopped paying, and found the house burned to the ground.

 

[Mara Cachafa]

Also, what is your dli and ppfd at? Stretching can be exacerbated when the plant is not receiving adequate light intensity or spectrum. Other lights like blue lights can be used to keep the stretch to a minimum!

Good question. I added some more lights this run so one plant has 300w and the other two share 700w, but with the 12/12 schedule I'll have to re-calculate the DLI. Thanks for the reminder.