Grandma perpetually grown Meds

[alltatup]

And it's sooooo easy to grow at home!!!!

 

[oldjarhead100]

my problem to can't kill the weak ones lol

 

[oldjarhead100]

Redwasp where did you find those seeds I just looked at seedsman and seedsurprime they dont have Nebula CBD by Nirvana ,they do have it by Paradise seeds do you think its the same thing

 

[Redwasp]

oldjarhead100 I got those directly from Nirvana seeds. I use several seed companies so if I said the wrong one before sorry. But those came directly from them. And I would assume they would be close not sure about the same.

 

[furrysparkle]

alltatup I really wish I could but state law says I only get to have 16

 

[Redwasp]

I have read the laws in most states. But what I have yet to get a real answer to is about the number of plants. If a person can have 12 plants what if there are 2 people with medical cards to grow who live together. Are you still limited to 12 or can you have 24?

Also there is a limit on how many ounces you can have. But one good plant at harvest will easily surpass the max dry you can have.

 

[furrysparkle]

Redwasp every state is different, however for New Mexico it’s 16 per production license and you can have a max of 2 at a single address, and both patients will need to get a license, so yes you can double it if you have 2 licenses

 

[Redwasp]

Thanks

 

[furrysparkle]

And to your second concern there is a limit you can BUY as a NM patient, that’s also laid out by law and the only other enforcement is how much you can carry on you at a time, personal harvest is personal property and private info.

 

[furrysparkle]

And the light cycle is 6/2 for veg

 

[oldjarhead100]

Thanks redwasp I will check it out

 

[oldjarhead100]

6/2 light cycle in veg???????

 

[furrysparkle]

Yep, there is several reasons I’ve come to this awkward veg cycling. I’m also likely going to start my flowering at 13/11 to help ease the plants into flower and off the triple cycle.

 

[furrysparkle]

shotgun980 yes, the way the plant absorbs light suggests that giving the plant time to process the light it absorbed before giving it more, will generate better veg growth, while utilizing electricity in hopefully a better way. Plus I’m growing in a shed and I’m very concerned with heat

here’s a link
https://surna.com/a-6-2-light-schedu...-plant-growth/

 

[Sheesh]

I read that surna article and they make a lot of sense. For flower, are you doing 11 hours on and 13 off? I've heard that is a good way to jumpstart flowering and maybe shave a week off flower time. Or are you doing 13 on and 11 off and then moving to 12/12?

 

[furrysparkle]

Sheesh 13 on 11 off, for prolly a week to adjust them off the triple cycle then 12/12, prof they start flowering with that I may leave it

Changed my mind, 12/12 solid switch I’ll play with light cycles on my own harvests, not hers.

 

[furrysparkle]

Day 12!
5 days of running 6/2 and everything is looking good, the white spots are calcium residue from the water.

Temp at the plants is between 76-79F
PH at the roots between 5.9-7
Moved them closer to the light as a few are stretching.
If you’ve done coco and perlite before with 18/6 or 24/7 is there any noticeable gain from leaf and node count vs days grown.

 

[kingfish]

Can you imagine how cool it would have been in my 20s to have known an old dude like myself who grew his own pot legally. That would have been in the 60s. Wow.

 

[alltatup]

Nice big leaves! Furry, what is 6/2????

 

[furrysparkle]

shotgun980 yes, the way the plant absorbs light suggests that giving the plant time to process the light it absorbed before giving it more, will generate better veg growth, while utilizing electricity in hopefully a better way. Plus I’m growing in a shed and I’m very concerned with heat

here’s a link
https://surna.com/a-6-2-light-schedu...-plant-growth/

alltatup
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