Thanks a lot. I do put a lot of effort in, and so far its paying off. I appreciate the input.Kudos! You sir have got a very green thumb; very nice setup, your attention to detail is very apparent and it's not surprising to see your results.
the buckets seem to work better, but are too tall for my scrog. It just seems like the roots grow better if they have more room to go down. But as they are set up now, the buckets work great for my mothers, and the tubs work great for my flower and veg. Nicest part about having the tubs is all the plants sharig which means less things to check, which means less time checking ph, and filling buckets.Beautifull setup! do you like the 5 gallon buckets or the totes better?
Yo Integra... subscribed bro.Yeah, it gets to be a pain, but well worth it. And at least all of the work I do is sitting down. The dogs scare people but they're not scary.and thanks for all of the compliments guys.
yeah, I have 7 Blue Kush Clones getting switched to flowering today from the pics above. Reworked my flowering tub a little as well for this next set to come out even better.wow that looks really good.. id say thats a great harvest, are you going for perpetual status? lol
It is still the same tub, just changed the lid to hold only 3" net pots since the 5.5" were a waste of space. Also changed the airstone configuration and added a drain so I can pump out the tub instead of changing it(huge pain). But I'll put some pics up in a bit. I also painted the lid black and then white again, since i had a little alge problem in the begenning of the first set of Widow.thats awesome man.. did that WW have a little purple tint to it.. 7 plants in a glademaid tub? got any pics of the new tub?
This is my first grow, the WW1,2, and 3 are the 3 different phenotypes of White Widow I have.Hi Integra,
Thanks for making the suggestion I visit your grow. Yes I agree our grows are similar.
Not only are we both using air/water medium but we have the same hygrometer, same sterlite tub for clones, we both use r/o water
and I have had three previous grows of White widow that I call WW1 WW2 and WW3
Now we both have a 20 gal CO2 tank and regulator. I have the complete set of GH nutes too.
One thing I noticed though, Your plants don't seem to stretch as much as mine.
Maybe it was the fact my Ph keeps dropping below 5.0 and sometimes I don't catch it for a few hours.
I am running eight plants with a seven gallon res so I make adjustments a couple times a day.
Great use of space man. I used every inch of my last cabinet grow, this one I am still filling out.
I have a question for you about your use of CO2.
In my case although the light is air cooled my grow area still needs to be exhausted a couple times every hour when lights are on.
This removes the CO2. How have you implemented CO2 into your grow?
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Here's the pics. I bought a plastic ball valve and drilled a 7/8" hole in the lower right side of the tub. Insert the gromet into the whole, and push the tip with the shorter nub on the wtiswt handle into the hole. The put about 3" of 1/2" clear tubing onto the end inside of the tub.i was hoping you would add a drain, now i really want to see how you did that..
would it be alot better if i get promix or is that problem prone too?I have personally used it and had nothing but problems compared to good soil. First off, it is not a clean source, miracle grow soil is usually riddled with incects and other forign contaminates that good soils dont usually have(if stored poperly). Believe me when I say you dont want this shit in your grow room, easiest way there is to get a spider mite infestation. Second it is very dense soil that is not good in general for marijuana it makes for poor drainage and makes your plants more prone to root rot. The density also makes it harder for roots to grow. Third is the consistency proble. Most people who have used it would agree, that each pot will end up with different water absorbtion charactoristics from pot to pot even if all of the soil is from the same bag example of 3 plants, one dries out in 2 days, the other in 4 and the last taking 8 days to dry enough to water again, which leads back to the root rot problem. I am not saying you cant grow good bud in the stuff, just that is more difficult and problem prone. Lets face it, you can grow in miracle grow with no ventillation under incandecent bulbs, but that doesnt mean that's the way you should grow. You will have much better results with a better soil, and the cost difference is almost not noticable. I could never figure out why people get so defensive about miracle grow wheh it costs $7 a bad, and good soil cost $10. Is that $3 really worth all of the potential problems?