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Week 4 of flower will be complete in about 4 hours. Reducing light to 11.5 hours per day today. Trying to maintain environmental conditions based on the Build A Soil (BAS) schedule. Lights are about 13 inches off the plants that stretched the most. Manufacturer recommends 16 inches but not...

Growing the above in a 4x4 tent. Vipraspectra KS5000, VPS and BAS nutrients. Looking to beat 3 ounces per plant achieved under rough indoor environmental conditions this past summer, April through September. 6 plants. 10 gallon cloth containers. Filled with 8 gal coco/perlite. Only one plant...

And you are correct, it took over 3 gallons to get runoff in those containers. Closer to 4 gallons.

Its a long story, but I generally do 2 gal inside and never over 5 outside. When the rain starts, like all day today, they are under a hoop house tent. They'll be schitzo before I finish this run...rofl BUT watering 12 2 gallon container is not fun, so will do 5 gal's and 4-6 plants next time...

I just did a huge flush because I have been feeding light (1-2 liters every other day) in 10 gal 50/50 coco perlite. TDS was about 750 avg for all plants for runoff. Containers are still heavy but will feed shortly. All are outside now. AC died day after the flush. Flush would have been easier...

Hello, do not understand Weeks 7-11. Can you explain? Thanks!

Well, Farck. AC died yesterday. Moved everything outside. Farck. Well, I suspect the yellowing leaves will dissipate now. This should be interesting. 100F+, rainy season.

Canopy is thinner AND the coco coir is fresh and clean for the homerun stretch. Gotta stay positive.

And I have 5 of these potentially hermie plants outside suffering through extreme weather in 5gal plastic pots. No sign of any hermies yet. Plants love freedom too.

Hey Rahz, Did the flush last night. Took 6 hours and I ran about 10 gallons of PH'd rainwater through each 10 gallon container. Flushed until TDS was below 200. The TDS per plant at the start of flushing were: 1120, 770, 749, 750, 670, 667. The high one was a smaller plant that was fed identical...

Thanks for sharing. It was a lot of moving because I did not want to turn on an air conditioner. Normally I grow Oct through Feb. This time I started April 29th to practice before I planted seeds I paid money for. These seed bank seeds were funky at the start. I had 4 plants and 2 plants of the...

First time coco perlite 50/50. Usually FFOF, but fungus knats galore indoors. Growers house recommended 50/50 because I was outside in ~100+F. Turned out to be 110+F this summer. Typically grow Oct to Feb in my climate. I need to get into cannabis whisperer mode. THANK YOU so much for your...

Downloaded the chart. Thanks!

Hey Rahz, Called VPS. Talked to a 12 year grower. Said to flush those 10 gallons, period, and adjust nutrients by plant. Like add extra cal mag due to coco and nutrient lockout. Wish I'd used 5's. Or 2's. ROFL.

Thanks. Did not look at the link yet. Got distracted. I have no leave burn. I'll call VPS for suggestions too. Thanks!

Thanks! So maintain stable at what TDS value? Whatever VPS tells me to use? Thanks!

Okay. Thanks! Question: bought a vivoson combo EC/PH/? meter. Cal was too screwed up and comments online validated that. Recommendation for an EC meter? TDS has shown between 500-1000 depending how much flower fuel I use. Also should I be adding flower fuel 1-34-32 to VPS nutrients? Is it...

Thanks! Actually it's a 50/50 coco perlite mix. That was to water heavily while outside. I'm not using a soil PH meter. I just measure the feeding liquid at 6.0 now that I'm in flower. Recommendation online for coco: 5.8 veg. 6.0 to 6.2 flower. Thanks again!

Is it better to let them fall off on their own?

What I meant was I read measuring runoff PH in coco coir is unnecessary. But I can't. Too much volume at 10 gal.