nfhiggs
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100% perlite. Once these are sexed one will go into an 18 gallon tote I have setup as a Dutch Bucket.
New run - Black Gorilla
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Frank Nitty
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Doh!!!
Frank Nitty
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Daaaaammmm b!!! 250?!?! Man! So playing the odds you got 125 females!!! Its a celebration bitches!!!
Frank Nitty
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You guys are so far ahead of me... I should have spent more time growing weed instead of being a hustler... So this is like a hydro setup? Youre the one with the big setup? I think I remember seeing it on here somewhere... Anyway, im gonna watch this with great interest...
nfhiggs
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Nah, its just a small setup, I do one or two buckets at a time. I started doing the Dutch buckets after watching a video of a guy with a big nursery setup showing how they work. Looked wicked easy to setup, and its so much easier than soil grows.
Frank Nitty
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Im going to check it out... But i just ordered some autopots!!!
nfhiggs
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Yeah, I got a handful of unused 5 gallon smart pots I picked up just before I switched over. Been sitting in the top of the cabinet collecting dust for a year and a half.
Frank Nitty
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Wish I had known you better, I'd have bought them from you...
nfhiggs
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Wondering what this is:
This showed up on both bottom leaves after I watered this afternoon, only one the biggest one. I noticed the cup was really light, even after giving it some water, quite a bit lighter than the other two so I topped them all off, instead of the usual two pipettes full. Unable to transpire enough maybe? It wasn't drooping at all.
This showed up on both bottom leaves after I watered this afternoon, only one the biggest one. I noticed the cup was really light, even after giving it some water, quite a bit lighter than the other two so I topped them all off, instead of the usual two pipettes full. Unable to transpire enough maybe? It wasn't drooping at all.
nfhiggs
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Hell, if you want them I'll send them to ya. Not doing me any good.
Frank Nitty
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How much
Frank Nitty
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Water stains maybe? I know that when you leave water droplets on the plants ,the intensity of the lights will cause the drops to stain the leaves...
Randomblame
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Hmm, strange and it appeared really fast and like always every time on the most promising plant.. damned!.
I see no such spots on yesterdays pics. Let's hope the watering helps and no further symptoms appear within the next waterings.
Maybe it's just a few scars from yesterday's feeding. If the roots are realy dry, one should not fertilize, it can cause burns. Maybe that's just a very light form and has nothing to say. Let's hope so..
I see no such spots on yesterdays pics. Let's hope the watering helps and no further symptoms appear within the next waterings.
Maybe it's just a few scars from yesterday's feeding. If the roots are realy dry, one should not fertilize, it can cause burns. Maybe that's just a very light form and has nothing to say. Let's hope so..
Randomblame
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Good idea, but water stains cause no scars in the tissues. They cause burnings because the drops act like a magnifying lens or they simply leave spots from calcium or other added nutes. If you look closer you can clearly see scars where the tissue looks slightly thinner. They don't look like burnings! I also dont think they will get yellow or brown later like burnings would do. Let's hope it has nothing to say ...
Frank Nitty
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Right .
nfhiggs
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Yes, thats it exactly - the leaf tissue is thin in those spots.
