How did he do this?

iloveit

iloveit

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https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/16260-16oz-cup-flower-veg-amazing.html

A few members say to achieve these results you need to pay attention to your plant & water & feed accordingly. But what I want to know is what type of soil should you use? I mean there are slow releasing soils which can affect the plant in a negative way then their are Biobizz soils (light mix & all mix) which differ in NPK/EC/PH values. What typ of soil should I use to get these results or better?

Also they say you need to water several times a day & feed it at the right time so it doesnt become root bound.

Im more than willing to put the work in so please comment on the soil & water schedule.
 
GypsyBush

GypsyBush

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why not do the same thing in ebb flow...?

makes watering/feeding a simple task...

no guessing... no troubleshooting... just follow the numbers and bang...:lol:

don't get me wrong.. that is an impressive grow.. just a lot of work... .. i'm lazy...:lol:
 
jrh72582

jrh72582

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Are those pics real? It looks like harvested bud placed in small containers for visual trickery. The second pic looks legit, though. I'm intrigued.
 
dopeyG

dopeyG

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very cool indeed but on the other hand why do this if you have the resources?? its just taking a chance at failure if u ask me
 
tdiddy

tdiddy

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I dont see what the big deal is. The first on is sweet but there are a lot of ppl that grow in those cups. I'm doing it now.
 
iloveit

iloveit

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GypsyBush said:
why not do the same thing in ebb flow...?

makes watering/feeding a simple task...

no guessing... no troubleshooting... just follow the numbers and bang...:lol:

don't get me wrong.. that is an impressive grow.. just a lot of work... .. i'm lazy...:lol:
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I cant find an ebb & flow system which fits my cab perfectly corner to corner but Ive found 3.5 Litre pots which fit exactly so I have no choice but to grow in soil.

I hope somebody come along & explains in detail how these results are achieved, Ive been posting this thread & forums but no-one has replied yet :roll:
 
iloveit

iloveit

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tdiddy said:
I dont see what the big deal is. The first on is sweet but there are a lot of ppl that grow in those cups. I'm doing it now.
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Do you end up with the same results? Tall colas?

If so please tell us how its done.
 
DeweY

DeweY

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I've been thinking about how some people do this maybe you just tie the branches to the main cola , but i really don't know
 
iloveit

iloveit

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To my understanding the soil needs to be watered a few times a day but I need to know if the entire pot full of soil need to watered so much so that it pours out the drainage holes, but that would probably be overwatered I guess. Can anyone help us out?
 
taffo143

taffo143

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its easy, u veg for 3-4 weeks and grow as u usualy would!!!!!!!

i have tried this and its not worth the comparison.

3 or 5 gall buckets produce much grater yeild so wots the point
 
iloveit

iloveit

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taffo143 said:
its easy, u veg for 3-4 weeks and grow as u usualy would!!!!!!!

i have tried this and its not worth the comparison.

3 or 5 gall buckets produce much grater yeild so wots the point
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But this grower puled it off in such a way that he didnt have any issues with root bound & his plant is just as tall as other lollipopped plants in larger pots. I just want to know what the method is?
 
taffo143

taffo143

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there is no method!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i did it in 160z cups and all 5 of them grew to 4ft tall, i have pics to prove it!!!!! u just grow as u normaly would , the only thing thats different is the amount of water u give per feed, less water more often!!! easy as m8.
 
taffo143

taffo143

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this was grown in a 16oz cup, 1 mega big cola, from the soil to the top of cola was around 20 inches long and the width of a coke can, what u think??:blsmoke:
 

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