Russian Grower

@ACIDCHARLY,мужики я в деле =)

надеюсь и не доберутся))) Ребята подписывайтесь на наших, и лайкаем не забываем,нас не много не так трудно)Поможем своим,поделимся опытом и советом!))

Да прибавляемся потихоньку))) Главное без шуму и пыли!)))Я уже и наших , которые в юсе живут нашел)))Вот теперь и вас !!!

@Will_journals, I agree. @RussianGrower has some beautiful diaries. I really like his updates.

@RussianGrower, Its such a different method than what I know! Have you been doing this technique for a long time?

@Quexos, There is a slight difference between defoliation and flower trimming. Defoliation-begins at the vegetative stages of the plant and continues as the cycle of his life to open the access of light to new shoots and save the vital energy of the plant. I prefer to make trimming flowers one week before harvest, because while the plant is alive, I have the opportunity to get to the most difficult places in the cone, in addition, it gives a signal to the plant that his life will soon come to an end, and it quickly wants to Mature. Also, trimming in the last weeks of the plant's life opens up air access to the center of flowers, which helps to avoid fungal diseases and mold in the later stages, it is especially useful for outdoor use in case of high humidity.

@KalooNie, I looked at your Red Dragon grow. Beautiful grow BTW. I saw that you did a good deal of defol, but Russian Grower has pretty much wet trimmed his plant while it is still growing!!😵 I'm just wondering if this is a first time thing, or part of his growing techniques. Russian Growers plants are fantastic so I'm definitely giving him props. I'm just wondering about different methods people use.

@Quexos, In the filter made by my hands, I use a regular household fan to ventilate the bathroom, 100 cubic meters per hour. Computer fan I installed at the inlet of forced ventilation

@RussianGrower, WoW! You are brave! I don't think I could trim that closely. I've seen a design that is similar to the one you are using. You push air through the filter using a computer fan. You could make a more powerful one using an exhaust fan. Ozone will definitely do the trick! I used to keep Ozium in my dorm room when I was a college student. That was the easiest way to rid your room of unwanted smells!

@Quexos, I used these carbon filters when I was young, when I was training. They help a little. I'm going to order a powerful odor neutralizer and buy an ionizer, after all, I think I'll kill that stink Yes, my friend, I did intimate haircuts to these plants, I cut sugar leaves, the plants still live. I plan to harvest 70 days

@RussianGrower,😎yeh we just talk English That other also can understand us А так да

@Poleeg1986, Русскоязычных пользователей тут намного больше, чем кажется на первый взгляд))))

@RussianGrower, I’m glad you found the site! It’s my favorite internet community. So much positivity and helpfulness. But what would one expect from an internet community dedicated to the cultivation of cannabis? Looking forward to seeing your work! I’m new. I just started growing last year. Smoking the year before that. 😊

@Stinkfox, Thank you very much for your moral support, it means a lot to us. I looked at your profile and got a lot of new knowledge. I only recently found out about this site, but have experience for several years. I am inspired by the example of many like-minded people in different parts of the world and now I can not stop. Expect a new diary, I conduct training to the guerilla growing technique outdoors.

@Eauderay, I was just going to suggest an air ioniser to him! Yes they really work! I have one and it is great.

@Eauderay, thanks for the good advice, I've already started looking for a suitable model. We should try. I've heard about this air purification method, but so far I've been skeptical, now my opinion has changed 👍

@BeefWellingtons,he is awesome He helped me out with my lamps

@BEEFQUAKE, you can add captions at every picture when you upload them.

@SleepyWillow, Thanks. 😇

@RussianGrower, I've been wanting to grow for a long time, but it wasn't until LED lights became affordable and efficient that I actually invested in the supplies needed to grow. HID lighting is still pretty expensive. The bulbs are also expensive to replace. I have a little bit of experience working with them because I worked in a pet store in college, and we sold HID lighting for reef tanks. I was unable to afford that lighting so I had to use tons of T5 tubes to get the amount of light needed to keep corals alive. Now that LED lighting is readily available, I've actually thought of setting my mini-reef tank up again.

@Quexos, Now I understand my friend, of course after that you need to use the led installation, but as much as possible. Man, about the financing of their projects - you know, growing can be quite expensive. Therefore, we are all waiting for the harvest 😉 Most of all, I enjoy communicating with like-minded people who are in different parts of the world. This is a unique opportunity for us to share experiences and track different situations 👍

@RussianGrower, I'm running a 600w Blomm light right now in a 3x3x6 ft. tent. My last grow used the same light with excellent results. Lights are expensive. I understand that by increasing the light intensity in my grow tent, I can increase yield, but I really don't have the budget for another expensive light. I would imagine that the lifespan of my LEDs are limited. When I have to replace this light I might get something more powerful, but I'll probably stick with some type of LED set-up due to heat considerations. I live in the desert. I struggle to keep my heat down right now! It would be the perfect light for winter grows, but not as a all season grow light.