Here on celebration day. More of Primo’s Pot Growing Guide at Letstalkaboutpot.com I’m here with gorgeous Growing Guide: Harvest She is a beautiful, ripe I mention that only because Okay, so how did we decide First, we consulted our pot growing guide garden logs. Next. We need to make a closer examination If you keep a calender, it can really help I’ve seen people talk themselves into Excellent. So what’s the gold standard in Patience. Patience. Taking your So, are you guessing at the best test yet? Does it feel a little like looking Don’t do it! Growing Guide: Is She Ripe? Wait, Wait! I’ll tell you the secret. In my next video. (laugh) No, Just kidding! Here’s the science (hold up a mag. Glass) Trichomes are small globules on the As the trichomes age past their prime So let’s take a closer look at number —- This is exactly what we look for. So, if we let the top buds go just past prime, So let’s look at some lower flowers. So today, we’ll trim this plant It makes me very proud to supply Invest 10 dollars, or so Patience is a wonderful virtue Well, that’s it for this week Check out my YouTube Channel Is She Ripe?
Harvest Day.
Number ___
—— strain,
and she spent —- weeks
under a 1000 watt
High Pressure Sodium
bloom light.
I don’t want anyone out there
thinking that this was grown
under fluorescent light, or
sunlight, or a lower watt
High pressure sodium bulb.
that she is fully ripe and ready
for harvest?
We found that number —-
was bloomed exactly —- weeks ago,
and that is the typical bloom time,
in our garden
for this particular strain.
Different strains take a different number
of weeks, from about 7, up to about 9 weeks
So that’s our first thumb up.
to be completely sure.
Remember, gardening is half science,
and half art.
Knowing the optimal time to
harvest your cannabis plants is
one crucial part of this art,
that is best decided by science.
you to be patient, and not harvest
your girls too soon. Record keeping is
critical to grow Primo pot indoors.
cutting down their plants too soon
for all kinds of reasons.
Ooh, the leaves are so yellow,
we better cut it down now.
Oh my, the buds are so heavy
they’re hanging down to the ground.
They must be ready.
Look, look, It’s full of brown hairs.
Let’s throw it in the oven and smoke it.
God, I wish I could do voices.
That was supposed to be Monty Burns, sorry.
evaluating your girlfriends?
The simple test that can’t miss?
marijuana flowers too soon can result in
a harsher smoke with considerably
less THC, and all the other cannabinoids.
You don’t want to waste 3 or more months
of hard work by being impatient right?
Are you wondering what it will be?
And wishing I would just shut up
and get to the point?
at your garden,
and salivating over the sweet medicine
it will produce?
And not wanting to wait that last week?
It looks good enough, right?
I promise.
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Since you’ve been so patient,
You will be rewarded by me
and by your plants.
and here’s the trick.
flowers and leaves that produce and
store active cannabinoids.
When trichomes are fully ripe and
loaded with chronic cannabinoids
they look like a ball on a pipe
and are clear.
By clear, I mean the color is transparent,
like water.
they begin to break down their cannabinoids
into inactive molecules,
They begin to turn amber and
continue to darken to a deep caramel
color as more and more potency is lost.
We’ll start at the top of the pot growing guide.
Here, you can see that there is a sea of
clear trichomes on this bud, but there are
also some amber colored trichomes.
We let some of the trichomes at the top
go slightly past their prime, because the
lower flowers, tend to take a little longer to finish.
we expect lower buds to be closer
to prime time themselves.
Ahhh, beautiful. All well-developed,
Clear trichomes. Nice.
and prepare it for drying,
Next week, it will go out to
patients all over Seattle
healing their pain, nausea, PTSD, wasting,
And countless other ailments.
the best possible medicine to our patients
and I hope this video helps you
get the most out of your
glorious ganja garden.
in a small microscope,
and you’ll never wonder
if you’re harvesting your girls
too soon again.
and a great asset when it comes
to cultivating cannabis.
Be patient and be rewarded.
Thanks again for joining us
Here at Lets Talk About Pot . com
Have a beautiful day!
I HAVE PLANTS THAT ARE ABOUT A FOOT TALL AND ARE STARTING TO GET AFEW WHITE HAIRS ON THEM, CAN I PUT THESE PLANTS BACK ON 18 HOURS OF LIGHT AND 6 HOURS OF DARK, WITHOUT HURTING THEM? WILL THEY GO BACK TO THE GROW STAGE AND THE HEAIRS GO AWAY IF I PUT THEM OUT SIDE IN THE MAY SUN? I HAVE (2) CLONES AND THAT WAS WHAT I WAS GOING FOR IN THE FIRST PLACE !
Sorry for the delay Stinky, You have up to two weeks to send them back to veg.
In the back pages of this book is the URL with a content link. This is what the reader wants to know about.
Chapter 1: The Cannabis Plant
A Brief History of Cannabis, The High, THC, Resin, Zero Zero, The Plant, Male Plant, Female Plant, Hermaphrodite Plant, Sinsemilla Plant, Strains and Species, A Word About Male Potency, The Life Cycle of the Marijuana Plant, Germination, Seedling, Vegetative Growth, Pre-flowering, Flowering, Seed Production, Cycle Times, The Decision to Grow
Chapter 2: Seeds
Selecting Seeds, How To Get Seeds, Choosing a Seed Bank, Breeder’s Packaging, Storing Seeds
Chapter 3: Propagation and Germination
What is Propagation?, Propagation Logistics, Germination Techniques, Seed Soil Propagation, Seed Towel Propagation, Propagation Kits, Scuffing Seeds, Dangers when Germinating Seeds, Transplanting Seedlings, Transplant Shock
Chapter 4: The Great Divide: Indoors or Outdoors?
Gardening Tools, Planning for Indoor Growing, Planning for Outdoor Growing and Guerrilla Farming, Security, The Most Important Advice Ever About Growing Cannabis, Indoor Security, Outdoor Security, Guerrilla Growing Security
Chapter 5: The Indoor Growing Environment
Lighting, Color Bands and Plant Growth, Basics of Photosynthesis, Common Lighting Types, Horticulture Lights, Metal Halide (MH) and Mercury Vapor (MV) Lights, High-Pressure Sodium (HPS) Lights, Lamp Efficiency Tables, Wattage and Lumens, Lumens and Marijuana Growing, The General Illumination Formula, What to Look for when Buying a Lighting Kit, How to Get the Most from Your Lighting System, Adjusting Your Lights, 24/0 and 16/8 – The Vegetative Photoperiod, Electrical Costs, Soil, pH, Nutrients, Composition, Common Soil Types, Clay,
Humus, Sands and Silts, Loam, Perlite and Vermiculite, Moss, Mixing Soils and Soil Ratios, Understanding the NPK ratio, Pots, Double Potting
Chapter 6: Indoor Environmental Control
Nutrient Control, Problematic Nutrients, Macronutrient Disorders: A Rough Guide, Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), Potassium (K), Calcium (Ca), Sulfur (S), Magnesium (Mg), Feeding, Soil Control, pH – Bringing Back to Neutral from Acidic, pH – Bringing Back to Neutral from Alkaline, pH up / pH down, Water Control, Air Control, Odor Control, Ionizing, Ozone Generating, Activated Carbon Air Filtering
Ventilation, Fans, Humidity, Temperature, Timers, CO2 (Carbon Dioxide), Calculating How Much Carbon Dioxide You Need, Climate Controllers, Soil Flushing
Chapter 7: Pre-flowering and Flowering
Cannabis Plant Anatomy Illustrations, Pre-flowering and Early Sexing, Checking for Calyx Development, Early Sexing Methods, When to Flower?, The All-important 12/12!, Problems with 12/12, Pre-flowering for the 24/0 and 18/6 Photoperiods, The Male/Female Thing or How to Sex Your Plants, Male Flowering, Flowering
Chapter 8: Advanced Indoor Soil-based Grow Methods
Preparing the ‘Special Clone Mother’, SOG, ScrOG
ScrOG Growing by RealHigh, Cabinet Growing, Perpetual Grow Cycles, Customizing Advanced Setups
Chapter 9: Hydroponics
The Grower and the Growing Medium, Hydroponic Systems, Nutrient Film Technique (NFT), Flood & Drain/Ebb & Flow, Drip Irrigation, Aeroponics, Wick,
Gravity, Automatic and Manual Hydroponic Pots, Setting up the Hydroponic Environment, Hydroponic Nutrients, The Hydroponic Growing Medium, Rockwool, Expanded Clay Pellets, Oasis Cubes, Coconut Fiber, Soil-less Mixes, Perlite, Vermiculite, Preparing Nutrient Solutions, Hydroponic pH, Algae, Grow and Bloom, A Word about Nutrients Strengths, Controlling the Hydroponic Environment, Monitoring Recycle Systems, Hard Water Problems, When to Add More Nutrients, Affordable Hydroponics, The Bubbler
Chapter 10: Outdoor Growing
Outdoor Soil, Caring for Outdoor Plants, Weeding, Watering, Air Pruning, Outdoor Flowering and the Photoperiod
Chapter 11: Caring for Mature Marijuana Plants
Thinning, Light Bending, Pruning for Yield, Topping, FIM Technique, Super Cropping Technique, How to Make Cannabis Bushes, Training, Cloning, How to Air Layer a Clone, Bonsai Clones, Sinsemilla Hermaphrodites, Increasing Yield, Reverting to Vegetative Growth, Increasing Your Chances of Females, End of the Grow
Chapter 12: Predators, Pests and Plant Fungi
Domestic Pets, Pesticides, Herbicides and Fungicides,
Pest Index, Pest Predators, Recovering from a Pest Invasion, Fungi
Chapter 13: Problem Solver
Chemical Burns, Nutrient Deficiencies, 10 Steps to Saving Your Grow, No Cure for Bad Genetics
Chapter 14: Harvesting and Curing Your Bud
The Harvest, Quick Bud Samples, Expert Harvest Indication, Indica Harvest, Sativa Harvest, Fan Leaves, Leaves and Trim, Manicuring, Curing
Chapter 15: How to Breed Marijuana
Making Seeds, Collecting and Storing Pollen, Collecting and Storing Seeds, Simple Breeding, Continuing a Strain through Seeds, Making a Simple Hybrid, Introduction to Plant Genetics, The Hardy-Weinberg Model of Genetic Equilibrium, Genetic Equilibrium Theory and Practice, The Test Cross, Hardy-Weinberg Law, Part 2, Mendel and the Pea Experiments, The First Hybrid Cross (the F1 Generation), More on Genetic Frequencies, How to True Breed a Strain, Advanced Breeding Techniques, Simple Backcrossing, How to Generate a Clone Mother, Selfing, Notes on Selfing by Vic High, Concluding Thoughts on Breeding
Chapter 16: Strain Index
(Listings and Ratings for 50 Cannabis Strains plus extras)
Chapter 17: How to Make Hash
Gathering the Stalked Capitate Trichomes, Skuff, Screening, Advanced Screening, Drum Machines, Basic Water Extraction, Advanced Water Extraction, Supercritical Fluid Extraction (Hash Oil), Pressing Resin into Hash
Chapter 18: Important Cannabis Issues
Is Cannabis Getting Stronger?, The Truth about Hyper-Potent Cannabis, How to Avoid Taking Cancer Causing Agents, Vaporization, Build Your Own Light Bulb Vaporizer, Cannabis Legalization and Social Issues, Cannabis and Young Adults, Cannabis is a Reality, The Alcohol Vs Cannabis Debate, Cannabis and Violence, Cannabis and Brain Damage, Medical Cannabis Should Not Be A Legal Issue, So Why is Cannabis Illegal Then?, Cannabis and the Institute of Medicine (IOM), Cannabis and Harder Drugs (The Gateway Theory), Cannabis and Memory, Cannabis and Paper Production, Cannabis and Illegal Drug Classification, Cannabis and Mind Control, Cannabis Prohibition has Failed, Cannabis Prohibition and Lawsuits, Cannabis and the Author
Chapter 19: The Cannabis Grow Bible Checklist
Good Genetics, Proper Lighting, An Ounce of Prevention, Air Circulation and Ventilation, The Right Medium, Optimal Pot/Container Size, Safe Fertilizers, 12/12, Avoiding Plant Stress, Carbon Dioxide (CO2), Labelling
Resources
Cannabis Websites
Hash and Processing
Hydroponics and Lighting
Medical Cannabis Information
Seed Banks
Vaporizers
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
INDEX
Seems much for a bit of puff but put what you learn into use and you will have plenty of it.
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