I'm loving it! I was able to leave for a few days and not have to worry about flooding or a pump going bad. It also lends you to research or experiment more. At least in my case. It's fun seeing which humus sources or amendments work best. If I have one complaint it will be the speed in the vegging process. It is a bit slower it seems. But the ladies have not been skipping a beat in flower.
what are you using for a veg lamp? i don't recall seeing that in the earlier pages
I'm using a 400w MH for veg. I also have a 2x54w t5 I will throw in the veg tent at times.
Lol. Now that you mention it you might have a good point there. I'm going to start the other cycle flower in 2 weeks or so. So I will be tracking the growth rate. I have noticed the addition of a better vermicompost and alfalfa meal has helped with growth.surprised you think they were slow. maybe you were anxious
Quality post and meals are the bees knees..
My goodness. That looks amazing. Which strain is that?
Yes I am very happy with it. I added some alfalfa meal to the mix also. I'm sure you don't have to though. This is the extra things I purchased. The prices will be a bit different. I went off this borrowed list. "The estimated minimal cost of beginning this regime:
That there is a third generation clone of our coveted Gravy Train i believe, which is a Super Lemon Chernobyl cross between the rare Gravy Pheno and the Lime Diesel pheno.. Verrrrry potent and would have been my top choice for entering into competition but didn't get two zips!
Those are some amazing combinations you have going on there. How many seeds did you go through to find the one you liked?
38 seeds to find the gravy pheno hombre
