I hope you are right about it working out. I was kind of thinking that it would be at least close to what the trees on our property do. Because of the layers of clay in our ground the first water table is only about 6-8' down and is about 6-12" thick. There is a slow flow that goes under us, flowing East to West. I found it when I dug a pond.
Thanks man, I appreciate the rep! I'm using a 14 gal tote to hold the perlite and hydroton. I drilled a bunch of holes in the bottom and then stuck it in an 18 gal tote that I use to recirculate the water to the res. I've made a lot of mistakes and corrections to the setup but these babies are growing better than any other plants I've ever grown.
Yeah Watts, the one on the right is stretchier but denser and stickier, with a deeper sweet "effervescent tangerine candy " smell if that could describe it. The shorter fat girl has much hairier buds but still very solid in calyx formation. I don't know when the Blueberry or Gum smell comes in but I'll run these out into the ≈60day region for max color /taste. BBG has been a pleasure to grow and very low maintenance. Looks like it will be easy to trim too...As far as the panel cost...just put some nice zips out to those with wallets. Start with two panels and look at the extra coverage you get, supplement it with an old 250/400 HPS laying around till you can cough up the cash for 2 more panels..if you really,really need them. In your climate, the extra HPS has to be beneficial for heat.
Thanks Steelie and everyone else for the +reps!Looking absolutely amazing Jela!
