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2 wks from cutling to rooted clone. 5 wks veg from planted clone

Love those air pots for bloom. Here is an idea of the size plant a 3 gal airport can handle. Plant in the pic is only 3 wks into bloom and massive. Room has 16ft ceiling.

3 gal air pot. Yellow bottoms.

Flushing weekly or every other week is unnecessary. Just make sure during feeding the plants are watered thru and you get around 10-20 % runoff from the bottom of the pot to avoid any nutrient lockouts. Only times I flush during a run would be if the RO system unexpectedly takes a dump and I...

Yep! Just swap out your nutrient water with RO water. Continue normal feeding for 5 days with the RO water.

Flush 5 days straight with RO water starting week 9. No flush during 8 week period.

Now that looks dank.

I meant 8 weeks feeding schedule from the 12-12 date.

Solid advice. And your Avitar is hilarious.

Ceiling in that room is 12ft. The tallest plants in the room are @ 7-8ft up there. The trays are about 2-3ft off the ground. I can't remember exactly.

Usually the fruit swells up in the final weeks. I do a 8 week feeding schedule with 5 day flush and the fruit always swells up the most weeks 6-8.

Haha those gavitas are kind of cheating. If you stand in that room with your eyes closed and imagine the sound from the fans as waves crashing you would swear you are at the beach.

A guy that I just started working with picked up this book. He told me he followed the techniques and pulled a little over 3lb per light. I think he is full of it.

The trays are 4x8.

That's what 3lb per light looks like. Shorter hybrids in the front rows. OG's in the back.

No way the room in that video pulled 3lb per light. Even if those colas were rock hard like golf balls 3lb per light did not come from that room. Looking more like 2lb per light to me. No doubt defoliating and selective pruning will increase yields when done properly. But stripping all the...

Is the yellow growth the very top of the plant? If your light is to close will cause stress and curling like that.

Looks like that yellow top is to close to the light.

What's the strain in the pic?

Those spots could be from a number of things. To help control the fungus gnats get some sticky yellow traps for the Flyers. You can use Gnatrol WDG to combat the fungus gnat larvae. You can do a weekly 300ml drench of the gnatrol solution. 8-13ml per gallon of gnatrol. Ph the gnatrol solution to...