Yes, yes @Pflanzenpaul
I’m such a banana 
I notice it myself from time to time, Jo.
Thanks for the detailed technical explanation.
On another note.
Let’s leave the clubs alone for now
They have enough to do with cutting down bureaucracy
Here’s the post, no Social Club easy growing without your own apartment, electricity, etc.?
Like
Before
A vacant house can’t be, so we’ll build a garden in it.
And when it drips downstairs, the fun’s over
You know how it is 
As you said.
All the bureaucracy shit.
The guys chose the easy and more convenient way.
It’s just bad when there’s a lack of a water pipe seal
In my area, I’ve heard a few times that they suddenly showed up at people’s doors. In one case, they immediately dismantled and took everything; that person was apparently suspected of trafficking. If someone snitches on you, things can escalate very quickly. Of course, they’re more likely to look for people who have proper setups like those in Gelsenkirchen. On Monday, I switched channels on TV and landed on DMAX; it was about the police in England, who took down three such operations in one week. There were 2000+ plants per operation. Two were in abandoned factories and one in a residential house. I just peeked into my ice cube mold, and three out of four are slightly open. Mine is almost twice as big and will probably need a few more hours until it comes out.
As I’ve seen on TV, they test individual plants before they are destroyed, probably to see how high the penalty will be. At least in England. I can’t say how it works here, but I think it’s similar.
Moin moin @herr_gruen
They do that here too, determining the content of confiscated items in the lab.
It’s about the pure content and its quantity.
I don’t know how it is with plants.
The cops don’t let the plants mature to test them then.
And the rest of the story fits perfectly.
Among other things, I had this experience back then.
An unknown caller claimed to the cops that I was selling cannabis and 
products, and I subsequently got a house search.
When they found nothing and told me the reason for their coming.
I kindly asked them out the door and just said they could come back if they could offer a bit more than something like that.
That’s the outrageous thing, that someone just has to talk nonsense for them to jump on it.
And reading out the phone isn’t that simple either @KilliczGe.
Firstly, I wouldn’t hand it over.
I’d break it first.
To unlock it, it also requires my fingerprint.
That’s generally not given.
No PIN either.
And with that, there would be no access for them here either.
The rest comes down to who you trust in the private sphere.
Since I haven’t had a house search for 15 years and also cruise undisturbed in my car.
That already shows that I’m not of interest to them. Why would I be?
I take care of myself and my family.
Aside from that, you notice when you become interesting to the cops.
Suddenly being controlled more often!
Should make one think about pulling the emergency brake if one walks on dark paths.
But I’m out of that age and enjoy the peace and my trip.
Have a nice day, I’m now distributing the rest of the compost tea. Paule
Hello everyone, whether legal or illegal, I’ll keep cultivating; with these results, you just can’t stop. Look how beautiful she is without training, such dense, compact
Oh what a wonderful beautiful morning here with me.
As I just woke up, this pot of cappuccino shone at me.
Not much more and they will be on the net.
Since the pictures were then taken directly from the side and almost under the left lamp.
It looks even more striking in terms of color.
For her, I have also already removed some completely depleted leaves from the bottom.
Basically, Bio Bizz fertilizer is almost nothing other than a Living Soil. It’s about microbes and food for them.
Let’s see if it helps to get the ladies plump and ready.
Saturday marks the start of the 6th flowering week, and there are still 4 - 6 weeks until the end.
Then many greetings and a nice day to all of you. Paule
I wish you a happy birthday, Paule.
Yes Congratulations 
Thanks thanks guys.
Oh man, oh man! The thing with the sensors is really awesome.
I have that 2-liter pot with a very delicate 2% living soil mix in which clone 3 died because it was too wet.
I kept the pot moist and now there are 3 Ecowitt sensors in it and the new AC Infinity Sensor.
The Green Gelato, planted 1 cm deep in the soil yesterday after having poked through the paper towel, saw the light of day today.
and the taste!
Awesome - super cool.
The effect!
I’m lying stiff as a board on the bed.
But so incredibly pleasantly stoned.
Nothing’s happening right now.
Luckily, I had already moved the lamp back to 39 cm distance from the clones. They were back at 34 cm, and the tallest ones are touching the net. Both are 41 cm high and with the pot, 72 cm from the ground.
Today is their 16-hour sun day.
Since they already have 2 hours less light per day, I increased the dimmer from 60% to 65%.
And since the leaves are still standing nicely and nothing looks wilted, they’ll survive another day without a drink.
Maybe I’ll become more active again. For now, I’m still enjoying it.
Just checked the ice cube tray again, and behold, the Fat Gorilla has sprouted. The pot had already been prepared yesterday, so it went directly into the soil. Trichoderma, Rhizobacter, and Mycorrhiza were
@Pflanzenpaul happy bday bro
So, number 4 also harvested. This time I did something different and threw them into the bowl, trimmed them, and packed them into the dry ferm bags. Let’s see how it turns out. I made a mistake the first time; I hung them up and gravity pressed all the buds downwards. I think nothing molded only because of constant checking, but this time I nicely placed them on a grid.
And as it sometimes happens with me, I threw in another bean from my stock the other day.
Just like that, to fill the pot. This time no kitchen paper or anything.
Like with the little tomatoes, just into the soil, moisten it, lid on and onto the heating mat.
And behold. Four days later, very nice and fast again.
Bottom left next to the automatic one in front. There she stands.
No cultivation without Cereal Milk again. Seed no. 4
Olé
Best regards 
Hello everyone, and I just discovered that my last post was only 2 days ago.
And back then, the clones were still a bit below the net.
Today, they got a small drink again. 400 ml into the saucers as an emergency sip.
1.2 liters each went into the soil from above.
Sensors were also put into the soil today.
Here it shows that the soil moisture of the Dope Soil is moving nicely in the peak.
This shows the fast cultivation and that there are no CalMag problems or other deficiencies visible.
Today the clones are on cultivation day 28 and both are 43 cm tall at their highest shoots and they are slightly above the net.
Today is a 15-hour light day, and yesterday, I compensated for the first 2 hours less light by increasing the light dimmer from 60% to 65%.
Tomorrow will be the 14-hour light day, where again 2 hours less and again 5% more light to then 70%.
Tuesday will then be the first 12-hour day, beginning of flowering time and start with 75% light dimmer.
Full power will be given at the end of the first week of flowering.
Clone 1
Clone 2
Now the stretch will start soon, and for 14 days they will be placed on the net.
I postponed watering the flowering plants until tomorrow, so they were without water for 4 days, and the sensors corrected very well downwards, but with 46% soil moisture today for the Jamaican, they still have enough.
A quick glance showed that no further yellowed leaves appeared.
So I am on track with the recalibration of the Eco Witt sensors.
The buds have also gained good size.
I’m still thinking about intervening again supportively from the Bio Bizz range with microbes and food for them, adding half a dose when watering tomorrow.
Time to take new photos of them then too.
I wish you all a nice weekend. Greetings from Pflanzenpaule
Anyone here from Prague, or been there? I’m from California and am going there in June 
