Colin's 2015 Grow Log

[ChinaVoodoo]

Some updated pictures .Been very busy doing sucker's and weeding can someone advise me on witch RH controller would be the best to use on my flue curing chamber to run a vent fan.

I plan on using this controller for my flue curing chamber, which I have yet to build. http://www.auberins.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=37&products_id=377 I used it for my greenhouse, my air curing chamber and my kiln, keeping my seedlings warm and appropriately moist, as well as just running my garage while I was hanging beef in it. Being plug-and-play makes it just so easily versatile. I find it reliable, and accurate, especially compared to the non-digital humidity controller I borrowed from a friend. I appreciate the ability of it to control temperature and humidity. You can do things like switch it to humidify or dehumidify (it is either/or), as well as heat or cool. When I am curing, I have it on humidify with a humidifier plugged into it, but when drying, I have it on dehumidify with the ventilation fan hooked up to it. I even had to have it on dehumidify a couple times when there was just so much fresh leaf in the curing room that it would naturally climb above 85%. You can set how far it goes above or below the set point before it turns back on again. You can set high and low alarms, whether it runs on or off in case of a short, and you can adjust the zero point.

Someone else said they had one, Knucklehead or Jitterbugdude, I'm not sure, and said that the company has really good customer service too.

 

[COLIN]

I have had to delay topping the cos negero in the first picture as I'm waiting on the Virginia 116 in the second picture to get a little more advance.

 

[COLIN]

Here's a couple of more pictures . The first picture is reams and the second is GL 939.

 

[wrapper]

Here's a couple of more pictures . The first picture is reams and the second is GL 939.

Looking really healthy, and even growth. Happy plants.

 

[COLIN]

This is what my row's are looking like now. This is Virginia 116 and I will be topping on Saturday.

 

[grgfinney]

Damn those plants are looking good,my yard has 3 or 4 ft of snow in it

 

[Ben Brand]

Colin that`s some nice plants youv`e got there!!! Well done

 

[Gavroche]

Hello Colin


When do you remove flowers?...

Congratulations...

 

[Brown Thumb]

That is one hell of a nice pretty patch.
Well done Sir.

 

[DGBAMA]

Looking great. I like to top earlier, as soon as the first flower on each plant begins to open. I top in stages, as necessary, not all at once.

 

[COLIN]

Have just finished topping the Virginia 116 & the cos negro.

 

[DGBAMA]

Look healthy. How many leaves per plant? Not as tall as I would have expected.

 

[COLIN]

About fourteen I took the first four off the bottom so I could mound the dirt up to support them in the wind.

 

[Gavroche]

Sorry but with translate ... !!!

About fourteen LEAVES ? I took the first four off the bottom so I could mound the dirt up to support them in the wind.

You removed 4 sheets(leaves) of bottom(stocking) of the plant to be able to stumble effectively?

 

[COLIN]

It's been a busy two weeks since I last posted some pictures. The first picture is some Virginia 116 and the second is the leaf tied up ready to go into my flue curing chamber.

 

[deluxestogie]

Colin,
Your leaf appears to be at a perfect stage for putting into the flue-cure chamber. Good luck with the run.

Bob

 

[COLIN]

Here's some cos negro.that I flue cured .

 

[DGBAMA]

Looks great.

 

[COLIN]

This is a picture of my flue curing chamber loaded up with 500 hundred Virginia 116 leaves.

 

[COLIN]

This is the Virginia 116 after 48 hours into the yellowing stage.