I really want a legit greenhouse like that! Maybe next year! Looking good man.Girls are on hygrozyme this week, I been alternating between that and nutes. Been adding my nutes or supplements to the res at the beginning of the week and letting it go, it takes about three days (6 waterings) to flush through. got them at 5 min morning and 5 min evenings.
Picked up about 4 inches of growth this week. starting to tie back the secondary branches now.
Figure I will top those late this week to slow them down.
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Scored an awesome camper shell for the truck today. New would have cost me $1300 easy, found one on craigslist that has been in covered storage for the last 8 years. Like new $450. and it was made for my truck. So now I am ready to go camping next week.
Happy 4th of July everybody!
http://london.craigslist.co.uk/ here you gowish there was a craigs list over here, seems like there's never ending bargains to be had.
Right on, Thanks man.I really want a legit greenhouse like that! Maybe next year! Looking good man.
wish there was a craigs list over here, seems like there's never ending bargains to be had.
Ask and you shall receive.http://london.craigslist.co.uk/ here you go
bloody hell, did not know that existed lol. cheers brother!http://london.craigslist.co.uk/ here you go
Sweet. Took me a couple tries but I think I got it down.i love the oasis cubes for cloning and now seedlings. i rarely have anything fail that grows in them.
Hi Willburr, welcome to my journal and thanks for the input. I looked at the pic you posted and yep, that's what I'm shooting for but a thicker canopy. Maybe some bamboo could help up top... Actually, now that you mention it I do remember reading a journal here where the guy used bamboo on chains inside a cabinet. He used two levels also if I remember correctly. Well, so far so good with the screen, I'm not weaving, just tying back and yes, it's a lot of ties. I'll be topping soon.New guy here to the thread and I'll chime in with everyone else and say that the cab's and the GH journals have been an amazing read. Not only that but everyone gets along so damded well in here. Anyway, I just caught up to date today and had a pic for ya from something that I saw in Japan a few years back. The gardens there are amazing. It's a scrog and I thought you might want to consider a couple of things about it given how you like to build and modify. Anyway, if ya look at the pic closely with the two levels of bamboo to make the grid and their spacing...it might be something for you to consider when training your plants into the grid. It just seems like the thickness of the bamboo in lieu of wire and the greater spacing would be more forgiving when bending a plant at the scale you are working with now in the greenhouse. Plus, they would probably collapse (accordian? ) and store away easy when you didn't need them.
I have no experience like all of you do and I'm not sure if what I'm posting is even practical...but I thought it was something that might interest ya. This is my first post on the boards...so hopefully I won't screw it up getting the pic to upload.
Willburr
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Girls topped and fed, that will hold them the rest of the week. Trucks loaded up and we are taking off tomorrow to the lake, gonna be gone for a week. I got my bud to come over and water the girls in the cabs and keep an eye on things while we are gone. They got wi-fi at the marina and i'm bringing a small Acer so I may be able to post but next update on the grow will be in about week.