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Thinking I may flip her to flower Sunday.

Mimics the grass roots living soil pots but this a lot cheaper.

Pics from this morning. I have the Mars FC3000 set at 50% and about 24" over the tops for now. Once she gets some more root mass we should be able to crank the light up some more and flip to flower.

Probably not much more veg time needed because she will stretch quite a bit but holding off a few days at least before I flip.

Had some blumats sitting around so I installed them in the 30 gal. And first time trying to make 'root beer' with root balls of harvested plants. When done this could be fed weekly at 3mL per gallon during flowering. Definite signs of microbial activity as there is already some froth on top...

Pics from this morning, tops turning upward after installing the trellis netting layers last night and flattening the plant out to cover the footprint. She seems to be liking her new home and the FC3000 light, quite an upgrade from the 2x2x4 tent and 4 bulb 24" T5 HO she was previously vegging...

And a picture of post transplant with the plant inside the tent. Hoping she roots in quick and takes off so we dont have to veg too much longer and can get to flowering. This plant is Inner-Chi OG (Larry OG x OG Kush) a bred and selected clone only cut by KingKloneBrand via All Star Clones...

Then I realized I didnt have enough 3.0 soil to fill the pot as well as I wanted even though I calculated total pot volume and volumes of each layer needed to fill the pot to nearly full with the 4:2:1 ratio. So I added a nice thick cap over the 3.0 soil with some of my years old recycled soil...

After the A layer material is mixed add it on top of the bottom, gravel/sand layer. This is 2 parts depth of the 4:2:1 ratio, so twice as thick of a layer as the bottom and half the thickness the top layer will be. I poured the material in and spread evenly and then I inoculated this layer by...

So I setup a 30 gallon "Soil Horizons" no till pot ala Leighton Morrison style. Search youtube for Leighton Morrison soil horizons, excellent material IMO, well worth the time to take a few puffs and watch a video or two. Even if you don't end up trying a large soil horizons pot or soil bed...

Figured Id give the old RIU forum a try again after being gone for a several years. Looks fairly active here even though forums seem to have died out some in recent years, times change I guess. Hope some people see this and enjoy the show, I'll try my best to grow some fire. Veg Setup: -24" x...

Nice, I was just going to do a gravel layer in the bottom of the pot for drainage and somehow stumbled across some youtube videos with Leighton on soil horizons and had to try it out now with his 3 layer system. Im going to be using fresh BAS 3.0 as the O layer and either BAS 3.0 or some...

Anyone here using or ever tried a soil horizons setup in your big pots or beds? (Leighton Morrison style) Im going to be trying a 30 gallon no till pot with O, A, and E horizons @ 4:2:1 depth ratio. The pot is 16" deep so I will use 2" layer of gravel in the bottom with coarse sand on top, 4"...

I was talking about compost teas not nutrient teas. I dont brew anything to "feed" the plant either. Brewed just for the soil food web microorganisms to add to the soil to keep the soil alive and cycling whats built into the soil. Just a small amount of compost you can brew and multiply the...

In your last post you mentioned adding 10% each compost and ewc that would be a good idea. I would recommend brewing aerated compost teas as well to keep the microbial populations up and thriving in the medium and cycling the dry amendments making them available to the plants. If you were doing...

I wasn’t very impressed with Ajs Sour D my cut was from Purple City Genetics. She yielded rosin exceptionally well though just wasn’t as dank as I would have hoped for more Lemony smell and taste then gas or diesel. Grew it twice and tossed it.

Yeah I got a clone delivered about a month ago in AZ and it barely survived. It was a slightly rooted cut but I pretty much had to baby it with high humidity and low light for almost two weeks and get it to "root" again. If we could just get down in temps some more here soon that would be great...