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A Haze #2 - Day 19
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A Haze #1 - Day 19
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Seem to be growing well. Had a bit of leaf curl so adjusted the fan position. Seems to have cured it.
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Grow Questions
Naguarstarted grow question 6 years ago
What are your thoughts on defoliation on an Auto. I am approaching week 4 and have some thick leafs covering new flowers. Should I trim these off to allow the new flowers some light or let it be?
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Experimentgreenanswered grow question 6 years ago
I'm all for defoliation of leaves in autos and photos if you have leaves to spare. I think as long as you leave enough leaves for photosynthetic purposes you're good. You can always tuck or tie the leaves until they finish growing upwards and out. The main reason I support defoliation is because in flowering if you're wanting to keep the humidity lower the more leaves there are the more transpiration that'll be happening and the more moisture filling that grow space...plus I get tired of trying to unblock every bud site of shadows.
The plants look very healthy, keep up the good grow.✌️
Naguarstarted grow question 6 years ago
Hi all,
Any recommendations for a an odour blocker. Doing an outdoor grow in a place where illegal. It’s tucked away in stealth bit but when I harvest it will be strung out in a an outbuilding where i would be keen to limit the smell. Any suggestions? Cheers community ✌️🏼
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Budofprayanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hey dude ! if you are planing to do an outdoor run….the only solution is to build a full companion plant cover around your grow…. as said by adrenalized this plants produces différents kinds of terpens wich can mask the odor of your plant….
RQS sells a complete Pack…
i bought this pack and plan to use them for my outdoor grow….. feel free to follow mi dary buddy 👍
hope this help 🙏
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Philindicusanswered grow question 5 years ago
Using an extraction fan with a carbon filter would be your best bet and if possible vent it out through the roof this will give it a bit of time to dissipate before someone walking nearby can smell it. I would be careful trying to cover the smell with flowers your weed may pick up some of that smell while drying. Enjoy your harvest.
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Adrenalizedanswered grow question 5 years ago
Lavender and mint are good choices to cover the smell. You can grow them around your plants and they give off a lot of smell. For drying best options would be a Carbon filter and a closed off dryroom. But Maybe if you hang some lavender to dry with it, it will cover it up as well? Might be a bit late to plant it since you're almost ready for harvest, but there must be plants that are already pretty grown up you can buy and use in time
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