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never really freezes where Mossy is. I've was in and around Valencia for a month from mid January to mid Feb and the lowest it got was mid fourties.
Ya tell the dog he’s getting skipped out the rotation! But you’ll be fine and if u are worried about cold temps u can put a small heater out there! Not sure how cold @Mossy outdoor temps get cuz she posts them in Celsius and I don’t know what the conversion amount is to put it into F!
never really freezes where Mossy is. I've was in and around Valencia for a month from mid January to mid Feb and the lowest it got was mid fourties.
You'd be shocked at what these plants can handle my dad used to grow a cultivar strain that wouldn't come to its full potential unless it went through at least one FrostIt’s fine man!
Whoa! not feelin so hot today. Moonshine doesn't mix with sunshine
This thread should highlight just how resilient these plants are. This guy is up in northern Alaska, living Life Below Zero style on the tundra, and grows the fuck outta some autoflowers….. @trailanimal
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I've come to another "Wild Bill EarthBox Rule".
Even if I'm not going to train heavily, ALL Regular EarthBox Auto girls will be planted to one end or the other. It comes down to time getting that root structure established quickly in the wicking area.
Planting in the center isn't going to cut it with autos. I think it's not that important on photos with no time clock running.
Another alternative may be center planting, let the girl get bigger(bigger root system) and then start adding water to the rez. Center planting is better for arraignment in the tent, but speed and the power of the EarthBox is what I'm after. I think in my next Auto run in Regulars, I'll Plant both ways. The center planted girl will be grown and watered like a regular pot girl, with attention to also limited watering of the two wicking areas.
Anyway, either method will be better than this run. I started adding limited watering to the rez of the Regulars the same time I did with the Juniors. That was a mistake. The Jrs will establish that relationship quickly with them directly above the wicking area. The timing was great with the Jrs.
My Regulars will come around, but they won't be what they could have been.
Juniors are doing absolutely fantastic! 3 Bears OG X Samsquanch should be showing sex any day with today being 17 days above ground. She's right on the verge. Should closely examine others. Orgy pot needs training.
Even if I'm not going to train heavily, ALL Regular EarthBox Auto girls will be planted to one end or the other. It comes down to time getting that root structure established quickly in the wicking area.
Planting in the center isn't going to cut it with autos. I think it's not that important on photos with no time clock running.
Another alternative may be center planting, let the girl get bigger(bigger root system) and then start adding water to the rez. Center planting is better for arraignment in the tent, but speed and the power of the EarthBox is what I'm after. I think in my next Auto run in Regulars, I'll Plant both ways. The center planted girl will be grown and watered like a regular pot girl, with attention to also limited watering of the two wicking areas.
Anyway, either method will be better than this run. I started adding limited watering to the rez of the Regulars the same time I did with the Juniors. That was a mistake. The Jrs will establish that relationship quickly with them directly above the wicking area. The timing was great with the Jrs.
My Regulars will come around, but they won't be what they could have been.
Juniors are doing absolutely fantastic! 3 Bears OG X Samsquanch should be showing sex any day with today being 17 days above ground. She's right on the verge. Should closely examine others. Orgy pot needs training.
I hope everyone has a Most Excellent Caturday!
@PatRatt if you check out his post a few pages in you’ll read that his night time temps are rarely above the 50’s and sometimes as low as 20’s. He says it will slow them down, but mature plants can take it. Check out his thread to learn a thing or two about greenhouse growing…
This thread should highlight just how resilient these plants are. This guy is up in northern Alaska, living Life Below Zero style on the tundra, and grows the fuck outta some autoflowers….. @trailanimal
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