Flower Day 37…
I just topped off the Reservoir with 10 gallons of Mega Crops Parts A&B + Bud Explosion at the exact Late Flower recipe. I also added 1 cup of diluted Pool Shock.
I’ve been adding at least 5 gallons nearly every day, except for those days when I add 10 gallons as I did today.
I’ve also been disposing of at least 5 gallons collected from the A/C about every 30 hours.
pH adjusted to 5.9.
E.C. bouncing between 2.8 and 3.2 = 3.0 (1600ppm on 500 scale).
2 pictures from Northwest side looking South. Second picture is just panning left, showing the 2 plants in the front #1 (Tangerine Dream x C99) and #6 (Raspberry Cough). (only 5 plants remain in that space)
I completely forgot to take any from the Northeast corner looking South!
I did try to show what is going on beyond those 2 plants in the front.
This is what was the weak side of #2 (Tangerine Dream x C99) that I spun around the other day.
Then the rest of her in the corner, same plant, what was the side pressing against the Light Cage.
Here I’m trying to show #4 (Raspberry Cough) growing sideways into the void left by Large Loretta. It’s hard to see, but it is growing across that backside.
The new Lonove MD752 Dehumidifier was depositing what it had collected in the same bucket as the A/C drain hose, BUT it stopped contributing the day after I installed it. I don’t know why exactly. Possibly because it was leaning over a little bit, not laying level.
I just relocated Lonove MD752 Dehumidifier to a more central location and laying flat on the floor. I attempted to make a light block for it. FAIL!
I did not realize the entire top section lights up blue. I’m going to have to figure out some way to shade it.
That is the intake, the entire top of it. It exhausts to the sides about midway down.
Any suggestions on how best to block the Blue light without effecting the operation, intake and exhaust, is welcomed.
The only potential fix my Thought Process Machine has conjured is to make a light ‘curtain’ and find someway to suspend it across the top but stay above the exhaust outlets. I thought of taping it to the front of the A/C and taping it to the 2x4 supporting the Oscillating Fan shown in the second to last picture above.
I still have to get in there and ‘try’ to clean the plants up, the brown and browning bits. While I’m in there, I still intend and will try to install Safety Wire across the ceiling from front to back on both sides in an attempt to put those plant Yo-Yo’s in place. I just don’t know IF I will be successful
I did try to scope the plants. It’s difficult to operate the microscope and look at the images on my phone and snap the shot. I looked at several buds. Given the difficulty in holding and operating both the scope and the phone while manipulating the scope around the buds, I did not see any Amber Trichomes. I’m not sure IF I saw Cloudy Trichomes. Some of the trichomes can look cloudy with the light of the scope hitting them just right.
Oh. I went looking for some PVC primer and glue for my SIL (and brother). I know I bought some for the septic system on the RV next to the 1924 Schoolhouse. I bought that pair knowing I had some somewhere else around here
I thought I may have left it in the RV. When I went to look in the RV I saw a Amazon package on the ground near the steps to the RV. The package looked full. When I picked it up my SIL says “Is that the package you were looking for?”. It is. It is the first non-WiFi Microscope I bought and thought was lost in the mail. The one I walked about 2 acres looking for after that storm blew through.
Well, now I have one for at my desk and I can leave the one that works off WiFi up in the loft!
That still does not solve the finicky and difficult to operate issue
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WHAB