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GreenGalaxyFarm

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  1. outdoor grown sativa from bag seed exact lineage unknown, only certainty is that its of southern african landrace. the limonene is strong in this one with a side of sweet aroma
    smoke report: hits instant, earthy on the exhale and with a taste on the tongue i cant describe

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  2. just a thought we should consider many options but how about totemic splits his last stock of autos he's letting go amongst the contestant. they say autos are quite the challenge to grow even for experienced growers. id be disappointed having to go to my, ironically, go-to-strain that i've been growing over years in an attempt to win a challenge.my twee pennies

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  3. 4 minutes ago, SkunkPharm said:

    I have had no issue with my led drivers so far but I always buy products with Meanwell HLG drivers

    are you protecting them with surge protection and are they switching on automatically when the 'light turn on' so to speak.

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  4. 5 hours ago, Ill_Evan said:

    It's already hard to learn how to grow by yourself. 

    i guess this comes down to what information you got at the start. 

     

    5 hours ago, Ill_Evan said:

    It's a hard sell to get new guys into growing with this loadshedding kak

    you mention second hand equipment but i'm weary of second hand led and their drivers that ''kak'' due the surge when the lights turn back on. still not sure if this is true but its what i was warned against so havn't switched to led yet. i'm looking for lumii 720w units if anyone knows anything. but i don't mind to wait till black friday for this hps doesn't bother me at all..

    the startup cost of an indoor grow is enough to make most turn away from growing and continue buying some grams worth of bud at a time. or at least this is what i'm seeing with acquaintances. it is a lack of understanding of the dark cycle that load shedding scares people of too. but we are in south africa with 9 months of summer(did we have a winter last year in the western cape), id still say for now that growing outdoor might be best, and i'm not and auto flower guy but you can grow at least 3 cycles of them successfully outdoors..every year..its just more expensive with the purchase price of some seeds, again cash is usually an determining/deterring  factor.

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  5. silica (Si)- have read and seen the comparison charts on the different chemical compounds of silica, they all suggest agsil16h right.. but i just came back from the little hydro store with a bottle of feed4weed liquid silica which is all they had. it doesn't mention which chemical composition it contains. so im reading more into silica before adding anything to the soil. so my question is this, is their any difference when using it in soil with abundant microlife present surely they should be able to break it down into Si right? and how much of it is uptaken would remain unknown without knowing whats in this. do i skip the feed4weed and spend more time finding agsil16h? what would you have done im on the fench here, on the one hand i trust microbes to do this but on the other im not finding concise information. that or im using the wrong keywords in my search bar. any input appreciated as always.

    found this interesting - ''Silicon makes up 27.7 percent of Earth’s crust; it is the second most abundant element in the crust, being surpassed only by oxygen.'' silica being the combination of the two most abundant elements on earth.

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  6. 9 hours ago, Weskush said:

    If i introduce stress eg. drought, light deprivation to the male plant, will it speed up/increase pollen production and will the stress have an effect on pollen viability?

    ''Abiotic stresses reduce the photosynthates production, thus genotypes also reduce the reserve mobilization for tapetum cells which induce the significant reduction in pollen fertility.''

    from: http://researcherslinks.com/current-issues/Pollen-Viability-an-Index-of-Abiotic-Stresses-Tolerance-and-Methods-for-the-Improved-Pollen-Viability/24/1/2563/html#:~:text=Abiotic stresses reduce the photosynthates,susceptible genotypes under abiotic stresses.

    edit: by now everyone nows im a nerd LOL was cool back in highschool before college changed me 180

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  7. 9 hours ago, Weskush said:

    produce seeds and preserve the genetics

    you could also have taken this time to create fem seeds this is not considered true breeding tho would have preserved the genetic but its too late probably too administer cs sprays now. cloning her would help too

    edit: i realize this is rather off topic as your looking into collecting pollen , im just jotting stuff down at this point😄

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  8. it wont make a difference honestly look into diurnal rhythms

    keeping a plant in dark or light conditions dont stop biological process within the plant over night. they continue as if it was going through light and dark periods as normal (the circadian rhythm) so you are mostly just putting a pause on photosynthesis, im not boring you?

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  9. for now though, microspores are land plant spores that develop into male gametophytes, whereas megaspores develop into female gametophytes. the male gametophyte gives rise to sperm cells, which are used for fertilization of an egg cell to form a zygote.

    it is during the sporophyte phase that you can modify which direction the plant goes. so it can be done..im just not sure how this is done without lab interference, still reading.

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  10. you can promote maturation by means of altering the frequency of ultradian rhythms within its circadian clock of the male plant, this will require a separate grow space obviously

    alternatively and much less complicated to understand without background in plant biology would be to use ethylene to promote maturation. this is done by home growers with ripe bananas, also requiring a separate space

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  11. On 1/28/2023 at 10:13 PM, Weskush said:

    ignored numerous times by the GM and his cc'd associates.That tells you alot about them. That is why i decided that it was time to support a seedbank that value their customers. Capish

    for the simple fact that i was told they will look into  the order but days later i am yet to receive any feedback.

    i have sent a detailed letter thanking them for the good points regarding my order before going into why i believe i was sold duds. still waiting on response. im not in the mood to go back and forth regarding mails anyway so im glad they showing me what after sales service is like when dealing with their company.

    id spent my money elsewhere in hopes of receiving some form of after sales when issues arise

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  12. 40 minutes ago, SHiNi said:

    What I still need to add to the list is

    aeration, go with perlite if you want it will turn to dust however. people are going more in the direction of hydroton.

    check out pricing on marijuana sa and futurama as well they are closer to you

    also no biochar, do more research before running with subcools

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  13. its a lot of goodness. each component i can elaborate on if you don't see its purpose in the mix. 

    mix mine on the driveway, its mostly driveway here anyway tarps work but another expense for a one time use item. you wont ever build the base again just amend to it. the super soil gets better with age.

    you mix everything through regardless of order

    to steer you in some direction as to buying the stuff, how many plants and pots sizes are we talking?

     

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