Recent content by budrock61

Your pIants look great! I run organic soil so should be ok with ph. Did you re-mount the rez opening on the bottom, or lower on the side?

Good to know. Friend of mine runs 707 or Original with that terp tea for commercial grows, loves it. I've been running various Down To Earth drys for years now, mostly with Detroit Nutrient Co soil which is similar to FFOF but with more perlite. Been wanting to run crab meal for awhile now...

Similar system, but this uses rope instead of soil as the wick. I see you are a soil layering maniac lol. Any experience with Roots Organic Original soil? Roots Organic Original

Yes you can

Good to know. Seeing as my soil will be loaded with organic nutes, I'll probably just stick to clean salts for deficiencies.

In a perfect world I'd just pre-load the pots with dry bloom nutes in the bottom third, and use ph'd plain water only. But you know how that goes lol. I have experience with top dress dry nutes, but never done the pre-load thing, which I'm sure will take some tweaking to dial in. I figure if...

Yes, gravity feed. Each base has wicks that run under the fabric pots. The bases are automatically watered from the rez, water level controlled by the small round box

Here's the pic

Been hand watering plastic pots for almost 10 years. Now running up to 36 plants at a time, so the hand watering is gettin old! Thinking about testing this system out in a 5x5 tent: Four 5 gallon fabric pots, Roots Organic Original soil, pre-load bottom 1/3 of soil with my bloom mix dry...

Subzero (Green Rush Farms cut)

Yup, interesting history for sure: https://www.romulangenetics.com/about

I'm on the pine hunt as well. Grabbed these. 100% sativa. 30.6% alpha pinene, 16.8% beta pinene: https://www.aceseeds.org/en/malawixpanama-feminized-seeds.html#:~:text=Malawi%20x%20Panama%20is%20a%20a,from%20Central%20Africa%20and%20America. Probably gonna grab these too. 70% sativa...

Spray them before you bring them in. I've finished outdoor plants many times indoor here in Michigan, where we have a short season. Although he may be better off just goin all indoor. Regardless, he should have some sort of IPM in place, especially in a high humidity environment.

Lookin good! Leaves look a bit light to me, could probably up your nutrients 5-10%

Bottom photo in the original post - is that powdery mildew?