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I'd left the lower growth for a couple of reasons. I think more growth encourages more root formation, but I also intended to clone the waste material. Yesterday I cloned each of them (x2) and removed any remaining lower growth. Job done!

I got all the loose ends tied up through the week I've only the waiting and basic maintaince now. I'm enjoying the break using autopots I don't miss emptying run off every day. The way the coastal blueberry has grown means cloning material is scarce. I think I can work with these? Let's...

If the offer is still open I would like to try them? Thank you @Inkbird

Normally I'd let them run after the stretch phase but there's at least once I defoliated about 15/20% mid way and got a great harvest + it lowered the humidity to within acceptable, yeah its a useful tool to have in the box :weed:

That's ideal mate, i've also found defoliation help with stretch. I started to defoliate any faster growing one's during stretch, this was my 1st full on attempt. The blueberry lemon shake up were more sativa leaning and the star dream more indica leaning so I defoliated the blueberry lemon...

It's certainly not done any harm they're looking great. Nice compact plants for that stage of flowering, did you do anything to keep them short like that or is it genetics?

I'm fine thanks mate, I hope all is well with you and yours. Your plants are looking great, I think when you have a full tent some defoliation is inevitable to keep humidity in check.

Morning guys, how is everyone? The autopots seem to be working fine. Coastal blueberry, its in the autopot now. 7 weeks from sowing (18/20th Feb)

3rd vote for dry sift imo it doesn't get better for flavour, it's solvent free live extract :bigjoint: https://www.rollitup.org/t/dry-sift-for-under-a-fiver.1084919/post-17235676 I've got a pollen sifter now but I used this method before owning one, it works well. Dry sift tastes like the bud...

£17 a month is a bit steep and involves deets. I'd look into what the score is if you have your own Co2 bottle, they're available on ebay 2nd hand. I expect they'll have it sewn up but maybe not, have you enquired about it via a hydro shop maybe the extra will be worth it if its a exchange...

It was a long time ago but I was able to get co2 from the local hydro shop, long story but I've still got the cylinders. It has crossed my mind to just open one and let it hiss away. Now I'd check out Boc and Air liquide it'll likely be much cheaper than a hydro shop. I'd use welding grade...

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Like many others I've used 24hrs for ever without any problems, if you're having trouble with 24hrs it's a you problem.

@Pungolian no doubt you'll sail through your crop :bigjoint: On a serious note can you tell me what are the tassels or strings are on a sail for? I see rows of them on big big sized sails?

Hey bud, i was really surprised by that result myself, I expected them to be similar or maybe the gorilla to be the a little better. The smallest one being brighter again is a good example of how the area size affects the light intensity, I've noticed light intensity increases even with small...

You know that had crossed my mind, they're cracking looking plants. Light gets to flood down into them they had a similar structure to bluchi. In the end I decided I've enough to deal with for the meantime.

Hey bud, tbh I've not had a smell of them, when I see they're male I cut them down without paying much attention. My last chance and it's a male, I was left with 8 and 1 female, that's the way it goes with regular seeds. Blockbuster female

Another vote for phresh filters and for mounting the fan directly, it helps with noise and its convenient to hang. I've read ozone helps cleans them, in the same article it said ozone helps but it isn't as good as steam?

Vivosun beats gorilla for light reflectance. I don't like the gorilla door setup it's just not got the convenience of a 1 piece zipper.

Fair enough @coreywebster i can't coment on growing from seed in regular pots. The op is has felt pots they're purpose made for air pruning roots.