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Update....The latest go round produced just fine but took much longer than usual with larger plants. See my most recent thread. Now I still don't know what happened. All good now though.

Follow up... These plants produced 6.5 oz per plant which is the best I have ever gotten for an indoor grow. I can only conclude that larger plants do in fact take more time to mature. It was well worth the wait since it was much more than I usually get. Now I'm re-thinking my plant size to...

I was also wondering about the white layer between the budder and the water. At first I thought it was keif. Thanks to this board, I scraped it off.

I'll try to be more clear. I only had 5 good clones after killing to batches. These 5 got too big before I started. Also I know they look messy. They eere getting into the light and I had to pull em down with the net. But my question is...these plants should have been done. Do larger plants take...

this strain (Romulan) typically requires a little more than 10 weeks. Im at week 12 on 5 plants that survived a bad cloning. They were very big at the start. Largest I have ever done with this strain but also the longest. As you can see they aren't ready.

Yea. Only thing is this old school strain isn't in a seed bank that I trust/use.

With 20 years at this I think I got that part. Symptom is only in one strain and they are treated the same in the same location. Its the oldest one maintained so with all other variables being the same with comparable strains thriving receiving the same treatment, its the obvious conclusion.

Thanks. I read through it until I got tired. Seems like the opinion is they do in fact wear out 15 to 20 years. This one is at 17 so that fits. Bummer

Have supported several strains over several years including one for the past 17 years with mothers and clones. Nothing has changed for about the last 10 years. Same location and indoor set up. This one Romulin has historically produced baseball sized flower. Bulbs are strong and changed yearly...

Neem has to be done daily for at least 3 days to work.

That's it exactly.

A hoze some tape a jelly jar and an air pump. Air seems to help lower the water. Not worth a pic

I'm not. my contribution/interest in this thread is solely about the syphon lol

Timer on second trey. Used to have 2 timers and pumps into the same resivoir. Alternating pump time. Now one goes all time and other gets about what it got b4. 2 bells with 1 r would be 2 risky of flooding since you'd have to have more than the bottom would hold. I'll probably connect the treys...

I'm just doing flood into 2 2x2 trays on 10 gallon resivoir. Bell works nicely moving 1 gal per min system cycles in 8 min. Bell only installed on 1 tray

I wash with 1/8 cup normal h2o2 per gallon the same rocks at the beginning of each cycle. Same rocks for years

I have just installed this a couple days ago. I'm in wash so no feed back on other cycles but in wash they seem happy. Goes from top to bottom of tray. Made with some extra tubing attched to base with gorilla tape, a jelly jar and to increase flow I found putting an air tube inside the jar as...

I had the same issue and found the neem oil lacking also. I'm soil less and using 1/4 cup per gallon of regular h2o2 and it appears to be working.

You sure this is your first time? Who taught you to prune? Those look better than mine and I've been at this for 15 yrs

I just finished two full runs. 1st one confirmed that it works. Stalks much stronger and good yeild. Second taught me to not over do it. Too much causes harsh and heavy smoke. I'm now going half strength and stopping at end of stretch (about end of week 3) Just sharing.