Keeping up with the summer heat.
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just finished transplanting to 4 liter pots for sexing. Down to 9 Crater Lakes - all 11 seeds popped quickly, one was culled for being mutant - didn’t want to grow leaves. Another one showed a variegated leaf pattern I didn’t like so it got kicked off varsity squad & put outside.
warning Will Robinson, warning! plant count will exceed legal limits! 
started 8 C99 crosses from the Hempseed vault, to test 5% more rice hulls. Will go back to being a bootlegger for a few weeks till they sex. Under the Ray22…
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I didn’t get the pictures. Is it me? 
ok seem to be coming. Just loading very slow
Maybe my files are too large & clog the bandwidth? There is no mulch added on top, the mix in the containers is about 10% perlite 20% rice hulls and the seedling cups are more like 25% rice hulls.
The rice hulls tend to float to the top a little like perlite does. Been thinking about Texas and your shed, we’re heading into the 90’s next week…should be interesting…
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Nah, your pics are actually small files compared to most. They loaded fine, it just takes a few seconds when there’s a few together. 
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Oh yes. Tending plants with sweat dripping in your pots, using things like misters and 72 howling fans, it is interesting all right. 90 degrees I consider a brief respite. Lol. Lemme know how you do at getting creative and bringing tent temps down much Respect @Muleskinner
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Tend your plants naked. Helps a little.
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Cleaning out my swamp-cooler lines today, Texan. It’s gonna be 44C with humidity here(Ontario) on Sunday, that’s 111.2F!
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And a very sexy looking bunch they are too bro 
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That’s about 24C above my maximum safe operating temperature bro, I would probably explode…or melt.
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wait a sec - forecast for Toronto says 80’s?? you’re not talking about “heat index” are you? heat index is for wimps!!!
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HA!! Says the guy living beside the Atlantic!! lol
I’m acclimatized to 7 months of below zero, and I’m 200 kms from Toronto’s lake-effect cooling, up in the humid/stagnant jungle!
Edit: I see you are getting the heatwave too, down there in the Bay State.
Well, it’s been in the high 90s here in the desert. It’s a dry heat though. 
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Hey @Scissor-Hanz! Welcome to my world bro. Actually had a pretty nice day. Only a high of 94 with some breeze. Kind of reminds you of a convection oven.
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@Muleskinner I forgot to ask last round,
What do the dry buds look/smoke like when the tops get bleached by the LEDs?
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just a white-tipped bud, I’ll have to get a picture of the Space Candy nug when it comes out of the jar. It functions just like any other bud, just white. it’s not good for the plant though, I think it stunts growth.
so Toronto has lake-cooling effect, must be great for summer. looking at a map, Michigan and Ontario are surrounded by water. right now the heat does not look bad here at all, topping out mid-80’s, for July, no complaints from me
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Makes growing in the GH simpler.
2 males have been ID’d and sent to flowering. veg room coming along, I will top the others as soon as they show pistils. At node 6 only the 2 males have shown sex
interesting, the inside plants are growing faster but the leaves are jacked up more on the outside ones. The humidity is only 10% different so it must be the sunlight.
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here are some pics, haven’t updated in a while - was struggling to figure out some problems with my soil mix. Decided to abandon the use of rice hulls, I tried them a few different ways and it just wasn’t working like my perlite/vermiculite blend.
I had to cull most of the Crater Lake - 2 hardy females survived, I transplanted them into “rescue mix” they’re at week 5 1/2. Looking frosty w/ dank fuel smell.
Next round is well into veg, went back to Dynasty seeds again w/ Huckleberry Kush - finally getting my little friends under control - fungus gnat fuckers! I’ve got a NEW name for them now…“cuntbirds”
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