Zaphod420
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I think I am good in pretty good company seeing 1 of us likes to talk to his wet dangling plants root balls in his best Arby's voice.
Oi, what sort of benies does the goddess of hemp say she can extract from the roots?
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Oi, what sort of benies does the goddess of hemp say she can extract from the roots?
They look pissed off lol
ttystikk
Nerd Gone Vertical
I try not to let them spend much time between coming off the donor plant and getting stuck in the cloner. I'm sure they'll be oriented to the light by tomorrow.
That said, my clone game is weak; tips are appreciated!
m4s73r
The Laziest
whats the humidity at?
ttystikk
Nerd Gone Vertical
This is Colorado; snowballs vanish in mid-flight lol
Seriously, I'm lucky to see it about 50% in my veg area. I'm tracking down drafts and blocking them off in order to get the temps and humidity up.
ttystikk
Nerd Gone Vertical
Geneticists reveal the evolutionary origins of Cannabis sativa
Cannabis sativa dates back more than 12,000 years ago in modern China. Recent genetic evidence traced its lineage to wild plants in East Asia.
I have a pet theory that I have no idea how to verify, and that is that cannabis was one of the very first plants we domesticated and grew intentionally. In fact, it might have been the one that we started with because of its many uses, from food to fiber to its medicinal and psychoactive properties. Everything else grew wild and could be found at least seasonally.
Cannabis would be the one plant I'd want to make damn sure I always had around.
Just a stoner thought...
m4s73r
The Laziest
Sounds like you need a little veg tent you can put that cloner and a humidifier in. Get that humidity up to 70-75 and your clones wont be slumped over. get the pressure off them at least.
Your not far off, hemp has been tracked back a long time. Cannabis was traded on the silk road. But as domesticated as say grapes, wheat, or rice? That could be a interesting dive...Geneticists reveal the evolutionary origins of Cannabis sativa
Cannabis sativa dates back more than 12,000 years ago in modern China. Recent genetic evidence traced its lineage to wild plants in East Asia.www.inverse.com
I have a pet theory that I have no idea how to verify, and that is that cannabis was one of the very first plants we domesticated and grew intentionally. In fact, it might have been the one that we started with because of its many uses, from food to fiber to its medicinal and psychoactive properties. Everything else grew wild and could be found at least seasonally.
Cannabis would be the one plant I'd want to make damn sure I always had around.
Just a stoner thought...
ttystikk
Nerd Gone Vertical
The article said they've found evidence that cannabis had been cultivated for 12,000 years.
Also, my clones had just hit the cloner; they haven't had a chance to stand up yet. They're definitely not wilted.
Old ST1R
Grow Yer Own Stone
It has to have been used by man since the dawn of time. We even have a cannabinoid system that developed in our bodies over millennia of use.Geneticists reveal the evolutionary origins of Cannabis sativa
Cannabis sativa dates back more than 12,000 years ago in modern China. Recent genetic evidence traced its lineage to wild plants in East Asia.
I have a pet theory that I have no idea how to verify, and that is that cannabis was one of the very first plants we domesticated and grew intentionally. In fact, it might have been the one that we started with because of its many uses, from food to fiber to its medicinal and psychoactive properties. Everything else grew wild and could be found at least seasonally.
Cannabis would be the one plant I'd want to make damn sure I always had around.
Just a stoner thought...
They've also found remnants of the plant in old tombs in China and Egypt. Here's an article about one in China https://www.ancient-origins.net/artifacts-other-artifacts/high-times-ancient-china-2700-year-old-marijuana-stash-found-shaman-grave-021722
Post it I think they have a section for that here somewhere
ttystikk
Nerd Gone Vertical
I have almost 200 lights, I may have forgotten to mention that detail lol
ttystikk
Nerd Gone Vertical
Zaphod420
42
So for my previous calamitous outdoor rdwc build I was planing on using 48 quart coolers for each individual plants site burred to a couple of inches below the bottom of the cooler lid(fed/drain by 2" pvc also burried) but when I punched a hole with a drill in the thick plastic lid top and went at it with a saws all it was a shit show.
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Question:What would you say the best way to cut a nice clean hole into a cooler lid to place a 5 gal bucket dwc collar on to it would be?
Cheers, Z.
+Question:What would you say the best way to cut a nice clean hole into a cooler lid to place a 5 gal bucket dwc collar on to it would be?
Cheers, Z.
ttystikk
Nerd Gone Vertical
I have never fucked with those coolers, so I wouldn't know. Maybe something hot enough to melt the plastic and cut that way?
I use the same collars, I just put them in tuffbox lids and cover with panda film.
H.A.F.
a.k.a. Rusty Nails
The friendly advice was a one time thing. Now I just hide and watch. I ain't no moderator and have no skin in the game.
ttystikk
Nerd Gone Vertical
It ain't like that, growther- I just love the Police! Any excuse for Stewart Copeland is a good one!
And I appreciate any thoughts, suggestions and advice on growing. There's always more to learn and it seems like everyone has something cool they do.
Old ST1R
Grow Yer Own Stone
I would drill a pilot hole, then a jig saw to cut the hole.