Thanks bro. This is a more indica pheno compared to others the stretch is still fucking killer though. Apparently the nl5xhaze you grew was from far superior stock as I've heard sensi don't breed it quite like they used to.Good luck bro. I'm not saying you won't but, even if you don't hit a pound you'll be happy with the smoke. I grew nl5Xhaze a long time ago and it was fucking killer!
Hey tty I was hoping you'd swing by.Ok, so if you're serious about your pound a plant, I think a few upgrades are in order;
1. Put panda film on all the walls from knee height to even with the lamps. Reason is to reflect as much light as possible. No, paint isn't good enough and you want the diffuse bounce of white, and not the hard bounce of Mylar.
2. Get another 600W setup, and then run all four inline down the middle of the room; put a pair back to back over each plant, and then make sure your fan sucks the air through your cooling duct, don't blow thru. This will ensure you have plenty of light well spread out for the next step...
3. Use some kind of frame and string or net to create a proper ScrOG screen over each plant and pull all those branches wide open! You'll better than double the canopy surface area and you'll be leveling it out at the perfect one meter distance from the lamps.
4. Make sure you feed them plenty of nutes and water because they'll be hungry!
5. Circulate plenty of fresh air around them, don't let humidity get too high OR too low, as that also slows growth.
6. Keep up with training, but stretch is already half over, an ideal time for a ScrOG install.
Il get back to ya tomorrow it's bed time here lolFirst, glad you're taking my suggestions in the spirit they're given. I appreciate the feedback on space and infrastructure limitations.
1. Panda film the walls and duct tape the seams. Then you can wipe them clean with a cloth soaked in cleaning solution between runs and get all your spray residue off.
2. Given the shape of your space, I really think 4 x 600W will be better in nearly every way than 3 thouies- and you'll save some watts. At least think it over; two of them will always distribute the light better than one thouie, and the difference in wattage is small for the benefits gained. The ScrOG approach means the heavy penetrating power of a thouie isn't needed. 600W is slightly more efficient, plus you've already invested in them, so it's a cheaper upgrade for you.
3. Lots of good ScrOG threads out there; the main points are;
A. Level plane of netting to create a level plane with your canopy
B. Topping isn't strictly needed, but topping the very ends of the biggest runners will give you a much bigger return than you may expect.
C. Level plane at the pepper distance from good lights = maximum efficiency = maximum potential yield
D. Now is your last best chance with this crop, I wouldn't wait much past day ten of bloom, early is better in future 3" squares work, but try whatever you like.
4,5- glad to hear it, the point is to be vigilant for the needs of the plants to be more than you've seen before. ScrOG boosts output and therefore inputs, big time!
6. Just top the biggest runners to get an even canopy. Do it soon. Don't do any of it past day fourteen. Pruning and removing undergrowth should continue, however.
Those girls are big, healthy and ready to put out- this could be epic!
Bed?! WTF you going to bed for? No time to be nappin', there's GROWING to be done! Get with it! They ain't gonna grow themselves!Il get back to ya tomorrow it's bed time here lol
I probably would have tried other stuff first but oxidisation has been good to me in the past and it worked this time. What is IIRC? I'll get some more pix up soon tty.Looks good so far. Depending on your substrate, you might try 'Gognats', concentrated oil of cedar tree, IIRC? It puts the hurt on fungus gnats... not for use in DWC/RDWC!
IIRC= If I Recall CorrectlyI probably would have tried other stuff first but oxidisation has been good to me in the past and it worked this time. What is IIRC? I'll get some more pix up soon tty.
On a side note tty. If someone were to want the lowest maintenance dwc system what would you reccomend? Plenty vertical space but no horizontal space for large res. I was thinking maybe a large flat water tank underneath bubble buckets. Fitting a control bucket in somewhere would be fine but like I said no room for a 200l water butt.
Lol naaaah soil is no good for me I don't want that low maintenance. I'm not asking for lower maintenance than what I'm doing now just the lowest maintenance dwc.IIRC= If I Recall Correctly
Urbandictionary.com is your friend and mine.
I've even coined phrases and had them accepted there! My favorite is 'chain toker.'
Brutal truth; you want low maintenance? Go with soil.