John Rollwan
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Indoor*Ok I’ll google 1/2 pound cannabis plant
Thank you
Indoor*Ok I’ll google 1/2 pound cannabis plant
Thank you
Oooo i also was under the impression you were using an organic soil.That is the major disadvantage you feed and water more often. Other than that I’d have to disagree. Week 3 of flower, just finished stretch, zero training.
I’ll attach the nutes that I run in a photo. Vegetation gear on left, always in the middle, flower cycle on right. You can get pro organic soil from a million brands has your bone meal, sulfate from potash etc. already blended perfectly. I’ve run even miracle grow’s pro organic version from Lowe’s got same results.
Usually 8-10 oz. Dry per plant. But I run long vegetation cycles compared to a lot I see.
That’s pretty common when switching to living soil. It can get better with tweaking watering practices. Too dresses. Mulching and cover cropping all working together to stay ahead of demand. It’s possible to keep up with proper nutritional needs but yield will always kinda suffer until your more proficient at soils.I’ve had a few shy of a pound in 18l (about 4 gallon) of rockwool, now I use living soil I tried it out with a 50l (about 10gallon) and got nowhere near, I ended up feeding with synthetics haha cos there’s just nowhere near enough organic material in there to provide nutes for the plants. This is just my experience mind take that how y want.
edit: sorry I wasn’t reading the posts thoroughly enough I thought it was like a living soil/super soil without bottles.
Love the set up and info. Excellent training love your results.Hey John hope you don’t mind me taking a seat for a bit looking forward to seeing what you do
I’ve got a journal on here with a few indoor 1/2 pound plants vanilla berry pie from seed I was a joy to grow here’s a few half pound plant pics some were heavier than 1/2 p some a bit less
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That’s a MarsHydro 600W LED main full spectrum if I’m growing canna, the light beside it is a basic T12 ballast with 6700K soft light grow bulbs. There’s 2 more in the corners as well. The bulbs are 40W equivalent each. I run them on top and corners. They’re used when I’m growing regular veggies on a 16-2 or 16-4 the LED is too strong. Not for canna growth don’t really do anything for those plants.Oooo i also was under the impression you were using an organic soil.
and it’s ok to add up every pieces of larf to get to that 8-10 oz? Personally I don’t even count anything smaller that a thumb as “weight”
not sure what kind of baby light that is but I’m sure your buds are see through and larf that looks like the Home Depot special 50 whole watts of led power! Correct me if I’m wrong.
ima go check the google to see what half pounders look like thanks for the tip.
What’s the model? I think you’re confused about your light. Looks like the ts1000 or even smaller….Love the set up and info. Excellent training love your results.
That’s a MarsHydro 600W LED main full spectrum if I’m growing canna, the light beside it is a basic T12 ballast with 6700K soft light grow bulbs. There’s 2 more in the corners as well. The bulbs are 40W equivalent each. I run them on top and corners. They’re used when I’m growing regular veggies on a 16-2 or 16-4 the LED is too strong. Not for canna growth don’t really do anything for those plants.
Can’t really push more light than that in a 4x4x8 on the 600W at max it’s plenty.
Could be a ts600. Would, explain the larfapaloozaWhat’s the model? I think you’re confused about your light. Looks like the ts1000 or even smaller….
Ooo but doesn’t 600 mean 600 watts! Duh just like hps bulbs.Could be a ts600. Would, explain the larfapalooza
Haaaaaaaaard no, it's unscrupulous advertising.Ooo but doesn’t 600 mean 600 watts! Duh just like hps bulbs.
No way!!! If the customers are not able to understand the most basic of concepts of lighting. then let them tell all their friends and forums how they have a 600 watt super blaster led that is just toooooo much light!Haaaaaaaaard no, it's unscrupulous advertising.
No way!!! If the customers are not able to understand the most basic of concepts of lighting. then let them tell all their friends and forums how they have a 600 watt super blaster led that is just toooooo much light!
Mars does it for the comedy of it right here and now, in this thread. Thanks Mars hydro
Your light is the one place you don’t go cheap imo
go cheap on your tent, build it with wood and reflective insulation at Lowe’s with a plastic lining inbetween for negative pressure, and buy a HEPA 3M air filter and cheap out on air flow and tent before you cheap out on the light. The light is your sun and THE most important input for your plant.
600 watt mars leds, 7 gallon pots. Whooping 3 oz plants and 3 week veg just for your referenceLove the set up and info. Excellent training love your results.
That’s a MarsHydro 600W LED main full spectrum if I’m growing canna, the light beside it is a basic T12 ballast with 6700K soft light grow bulbs. There’s 2 more in the corners as well. The bulbs are 40W equivalent each. I run them on top and corners. They’re used when I’m growing regular veggies on a 16-2 or 16-4 the LED is too strong. Not for canna growth don’t really do anything for those plants.
Can’t really push more light than that in a 4x4x8 on the 600W at max it’s plenty.
I'm digging the cattle panel, I'll have to try that!600 watt mars leds, 7 gallon pots. Whooping 3 oz plants and 3 week veg just for your reference View attachment 5251483View attachment 5251485