u/Dyinderechte

Finally starting to like myself again
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Finally starting to like myself again

I'm 19 years old, and for my whole life, I used to be the chubby kid in my circle. I was always active, playing soccer throughout my whole childhood, skiing every weekend in winter, working out and performing pretty averagely in P.E., despite my weight. Things got really rough when I went into my teenage years. Depression and drug abuse got the better of me, and I ate myself to a whopping 113kg (250lbs). I hated my life and thought, that I would never get out of this hole. Until I reached a point somewhere last summer, where things got better. I still ate like a pig, but my mental was finally going in the right direction. In early January of this year, I decided I had enough, stopped searching for excuses, and finally decided, it was time for me to lose weight. Been in a 1000kcal deficit for about 4 months now, going to the gym 5 times a week, hitting 200g of Protein daily and getting at least 10k steps in. Day in, day out. In the 4 months, I went from 113kg to 93kg, without losing any of my strength in the gym, crashing out, or starving myself.

I can proudly say, this decision was the best of my life so far. I can finally look at myself again, without feeling disgusted or disappointed, because I know how much I work for my goals. I can finally love myself again.

I am nowhere near finished though, this journey will take me a lot further, than where I am at right now, but until then, I WILL KEEP HUSTLING

Cheers

u/Dyinderechte — 4 days ago
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Hello,

outdoor season has finally begun and tomorrow I am germinating my two Wedding Cheesecake from FastBuds.

Now the only thing I need to consider is, where I want to place the seed in my greenhouse. My best option probably would be way in the back, where I have most space to properly low stress train them. But then again I dont want to risk them not getting proper airflow. I will set up 2 oscillating vents and spray H2O2 from the beginning, to be as safe as possible.

But what do you guys think?

Cheers

u/Dyinderechte — 8 days ago
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Moin,

Hab letztes Jahr mit dem Outdoor growen in einem Greenhouse angefangen, und mir hat der Prozess richtig spaß gemacht. Nur ist es so, dass meine Photos extrem groß geworden sind, sich extrem lang bis spät in den Herbst gestreckt haben, und allgemein einfach sehr viel Arbeit dahinter gesteckt hat.

Nun möchte ich mich dieses Jahr an Autoflowers versuchen und hab da so einen Kandidaten gefunden, nämlich Auto Northern Dragon Fuel von Dutch Passion.

Was mir wichtig ist, ist dass ich mich einfach austoben und ausprobieren kann, was die Pflanze mit viel Training erreicht. Hab also dieses Jahr vor, früh mit LST zu beginnen, und dann selektives Entlauben zu machen. Nun stellt sich bei mir aber nun folgende Frage:

Letztes Jahr hatte ich meine Pflanzen in den Boden gesetzt, und die sind wie Unkraut gewachsen, ich hatte nach 2 Monaten schon wenig Platz im Greenhouse, sodass ich mehr oder weniger gezwungenermaßen viel spätes toppen und LST machen musste.

Wäre es vielleicht schlauer, dieses Jahr auf 50L Stofftöpfe umzusteigen, um einfach bisschen mehr Kontrolle über das Wachstum zu haben, eventuell da auch mit SOG arbeiten zu können?

Ich möchte keine Monsterpflanzen mit 500g+ Ernte wie letztes Jahr haben, einfach ein gemütliches Sommerprojekt.

Was sagt ihr dazu?

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u/Dyinderechte — 13 days ago
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Hi,

So last year I started growing in my Greenhouse. I started with Cherry Poppers from Barneys, but honestly, it took to long for the climate I live in and the plants got way too big. So this year I want to try out autoflowers. I want to start them around mid May, so that I can get the most out of the sun. How resistant are they to hot climate, once they start flowering/nearing their life cycle?

Last year I had a lot of vents in my setup and my doors were always open, but on really sunny summer days, the temp in the tent was around 27-30°C (80-86°F), will they thrive, or will they suffer? What seedbank would you recommend for a novice like me?

Cheers

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u/Dyinderechte — 13 days ago