Gquebed
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Or were you talkin about the left over screen space?
I pnalled to fill it out, but ran out of time. Need the girls cut dried jarred before a certain date to sad to flip the lights before filling it out...
how to flush when scrogging
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I pnalled to fill it out, but ran out of time. Need the girls cut dried jarred before a certain date to sad to flip the lights before filling it out...
Gquebed
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How long do you veg those 8x5 gal? And much are you pullin per 1000?
I used to do 4x5gal per 1000w and vegged 4 weeks.....could get 1.5lbs usually.
Now with the scrog i can do about the same, but just less work fill buckets with dirt and watering. More work tho with trimming and weaving in and out of the screen...
I dunno which is cheaper work wise...lol
charlestonchunk
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are you using a screen or a whole bunch of plants. Sog or scrog they get flushed different at least I do it different my scrog is enormous in a sog they would be affected quicker
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charlestonchunk
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I use 4, 5 gal 100 percent cocoa. you are supposed to flush with 25 percent. Nutrients if you flush with plain water it will throw off the EC
charlestonchunk
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I meant pH. chemistry 101 like = like. I have not heard anything proven on flushingthe last week or two I let them use all their nutrients up I don't necessarily flush
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PlainfieldPuff
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I had this problem last run. I had 4x 7gals though. My small little aquarium pump wouldn’t work in the shallow of a tray (2inch) so I was stuck using a turkey baster, and when that got old I took the long hose and sucked up the water into the hose and let it empty into a bucket. Only took me 7 hours