Javadog's Next Adventure
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Dr.D81
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and we just want something to make us happyI love the line, "woman dont like us to have other things in our life to make us happy" lol that could be the motto of both my ex wives.
Anyways, plants are looking great JD, always love stopping over and checking them out.
stay free stay high
papa
Clone party sounds great just put my invite in the mail
bassman999
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I have no way on knowing honestly, unless I am lookingat the bottom and seeing if they came through the top pot?
Ill look and see.
Me too, but am putting it off, I need to flush and change res as well....tomorrow.
They all look happy in there
stoneslacker
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Borrowed your LED flashlight idea for closeup pics JD. Worked great.
Your garden is looking fantastic as usual man.
Your garden is looking fantastic as usual man.
bassman999
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I just pulled inner buckets out and checked.
I didnt expect to see anything, but sure enough there are beautiful white roots coming from the bottoms of most of the pots.
Ill take pics tomorrow
@Stoneslacker, I am looking at your thread now
Dr.D81
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yea it has me wanting to scrap my current set up and go rdwc trees i have two more runs to sort my seed a find my keepers and then that is what i will do to finish the year. will be putting a room in my bedroom very soon with a 6 and two trees will be my bday prez to myself.
like this
Thundercat
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gOTTA LOVE HEATH!
Javadog
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Yeah, great work there.
TBH, I have thought all along that the optimal number of plants
for my tent is really four. This would make for good overall (side)
development of my plants, and would allow for some side access too.
When I am happy with my breed experiments, then I will slow down. :0)
JD
P.S. I wanted to add that the number four was suggested by an experienced
grower when I first arrived. I understood his reasoning at the time, and
my response has not changed: I am giving up yield per plant in order to
taste as many different breeds as I can.
I like to use the yield of my SOG grow of AK-47 and Somango. With 36
2 gallon smart pots, I figure that my 3X3 array of 5 gallon hempys leaves
each hempy having to equal the yield of four of the SOG elements.
This has been done by some breeds (ie. Blue Dream) and not by others.
(I believe that the yield of LTK is a tad too airy to match up in weight)
TBH, I have thought all along that the optimal number of plants
for my tent is really four. This would make for good overall (side)
development of my plants, and would allow for some side access too.
When I am happy with my breed experiments, then I will slow down. :0)
JD
P.S. I wanted to add that the number four was suggested by an experienced
grower when I first arrived. I understood his reasoning at the time, and
my response has not changed: I am giving up yield per plant in order to
taste as many different breeds as I can.
I like to use the yield of my SOG grow of AK-47 and Somango. With 36
2 gallon smart pots, I figure that my 3X3 array of 5 gallon hempys leaves
each hempy having to equal the yield of four of the SOG elements.
This has been done by some breeds (ie. Blue Dream) and not by others.
(I believe that the yield of LTK is a tad too airy to match up in weight)
Thundercat
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I ran only 1-2 strains for a long time, and I'm gonna try to get back down to prolly 4-5 in the long run, but I gotta say I like the variety. Its just impossible for me to try to dial anything in with so many that are sooo different right now which sucks.
bassman999
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I have 8 strains and 15 plants and I can say they all are different.
In ebb n gro this makes for a bunch of somewhat happy and some not so much.
I plan to run a single strain through this setup after this one is over if I dont do an outdoor one this spring.
I really wanna get some highly efficient grows under my belt
In ebb n gro this makes for a bunch of somewhat happy and some not so much.
I plan to run a single strain through this setup after this one is over if I dont do an outdoor one this spring.
I really wanna get some highly efficient grows under my belt
glockdoc
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Lol well said JD!! like papa said, it could very much be a motto!
bassman once roots hit the res you should see noticeable growth from my understanding. you watering your hempys enough for a lot of run-off?!?! it is important to do so, the run of enables air to get sucked down into medium. that and im sure you dont want stagnant nutes chilling in the bottom of the pot. check up or ask around on how much run off people are allowing.
bassman once roots hit the res you should see noticeable growth from my understanding. you watering your hempys enough for a lot of run-off?!?! it is important to do so, the run of enables air to get sucked down into medium. that and im sure you dont want stagnant nutes chilling in the bottom of the pot. check up or ask around on how much run off people are allowing.
bassman999
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I have never gotten a high yield.
I figure I need to read the plants better, and learn more about them.
The way I grow with so many strains at once I have never learned tolok at them and figure them out since I am always overwhelmed.
I did one grow of Tahoe OG, and they looked amazing with insane bag appeal, but the pheno was crappy in most regards.
That is why I quit growing a single cut at once...12 oz bleh tasting bud, and taste to me is 50%