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I harvested mid December and two weeks later i placed 2oz in jars and 2oz in a Groove bag. a month later I rolled a joint of each and brought them over to my fellow grower friend and gave him a blind taste test and he selected the Groove bag joint as the tastier of the two.

I only mix 1oz at a time which fits in the small spray bottle I had from the Tiresias Mist for seed making I tried. I bought CS that was 240ppm and I mixed it with distilled water down to +/-50ppm The STS I bought was ready to use right out of the 4oz spray bottle

this is Terple grown in Promix Organic and fed Remo Nutrients

the flood and drain and top drip feed both did well.

hope you don't mind me jumping in the thread, but I had to share my pepper hydro grow from about 20 years ago same style flood and drain. I also used it as a recirculating drip system.

Banana Punch almost ready 8.5 weeks

wow I have to step up my game, you guys are knocking it out of the park How about some Barneys Banana Punch

My journal is over at another forum and I'm not sure I'm aloud to post a link here but it starts with a very popular date :D I should make note I'm using a different feeding this grow, testing out using Prescription Blend Nutrients instead of the teas. Same soil as last grow, but feeding bottom...

thanks 2cent It's been working real good so far. And it can be adapted to any size reservoir you want. The soil stays wet but not to wet. I've tried letting it get dry enough to lift the bag easily to see how it will wick and it will suck up a gallon within 2 hrs no problem. Turn out plants...

I've been using a wick made from an old grow bag draped over a plant riser for a while now with no problems,

I used to use a product called Growstone Gnatnix. It looked like perlite but was sharper pieces the gnats didn't like to crawl on it. An Inch on top did a decent job with a minimum sighting of gnats I could no longer find any so what I had left I made reusable sacs out of paint strainer bags...

DrE has been my goto nutes for over 10 years and I haven't burnt one yet. For teas I only use 1/4 cup per gal when making an aerated tea. Between the DrE and molasses and mycos etc and the PPM is around 2000 and that's plenty. Lately I've been using Roots Terp Tea Bloom for flowering teas...

I'll touch on this one first. I just finished a GH Exodus Cheese and it's an excellent strain. Very potent and tasty. Seedsman has an article on the Origins of White Widow https://www.seedsman.com/uk-en/blog/the-history-of-white-widow-marijuana-strain My original experience with White Widow...

Yes wetting first should help get it going. The bags should be wet already too. I know my 5g bags don't seem to wick as well as my 7g's from different manufacturer. Most are synthetic materials that should wick well. If it doesn't work try using something all cotton and see the difference.

Pittsburgh, lots of boilermakers

Are you from the Steel City?

looking good @Thai Fox You might want to add more holes to the plate. Something about having air under sips is what's making them work so well, I'm not sure if it matters with wicks but the sip thread on another forum that's the theory, but I use wicks in plastic pots without any problems, go...

I usually add a gallon every two or three days. I could raise the riser if I need to go away and add more water, or use a larger reservoir. no the wick sits on the plant riser and they extend down into the water producing plants like this with watering the bottom and 2 or 3 top feed teas...

this is my wick system I've been using for a few years with good results. I'm only in 7g bags but I'm sure you could do something similar for your 20g I use a piece of an old grow bag as the wick sitting on a plant riser. Similar to the SWICK method but without using perlite. The plant takes...

her days are numbered, Sunday full moon harvest howwwwwwwwwwl