nugbuckets
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like liquid sunshine....!
Nugbuckets Lab
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kushking42
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so u think more than 10 zips?
grownbykane
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hey dude, lovethe outdoors modular scrog, thats a killer backyard engineering project. im curious about the worm farm i have seen you post about, im particularly curious about your method for harvesting and how you use harvested castings. you inspirred me to setup my own farm and i harvested my first batch of castings today. it went ok... do you use your castings in the same super soil you use for indoor grows? i know the bennies are in there but i know 100% my harvested castings have critters i them. i ended up spending a whole afternoon and ended up with just enough castings to brew 1 batch of tea so i must be doing something wrong... my worn bin is a 35 gallong rubbermaid tub and when harvest began the tub was about 4 inches full of compost. i would love to make enough castings to not have to buy any from the hydro shop.
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nugbuckets
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my guess is right around there...i will be stoked if over 10, will know in three days, they are in temp control 80 degrees 35% RH.
kushking42
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speed drying. want to see what u can do with a really poor yielder. good job btw!
nugbuckets
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i have a bin about that size too, but i use my juicer scraps, which are ultra fine, and incredibly nutrient rich....they get goobled up in a matter of days...i use my castings in and out, and from what i know about critters, they are usually harmless preditory mites and the like....i have never had a problem....but again, i think my secret is the juicer fodder, cause it all happens so fast, i harvest 5 gallons of castings every two months......i did a castings show quite a ways back in this thread, if you can find it, there is a lot of detailed info in it....nugs
nugbuckets
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yeah, i think i am getting her figured out, and pretty much nailed it on the nute charge this time....
nugbuckets
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so when they say it needs a vector for transmission from plant to plant, is that applicable to soil to plant transmission?....thanks for the link btw
kushking42
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didnt mean to post that here, moved
flowamasta
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Hey Nugz! you are a superb grower, an awesome photographer and wild enthusiast! Can't get better entertainment than that without it licking your balls
Just Great pics . Put me to shame LOL! keep up the siiiiiiik work/art!! You make it seem so easy and neat. Grade A1 + rep ofcourse man!
Just Great pics . Put me to shame LOL! keep up the siiiiiiik work/art!! You make it seem so easy and neat. Grade A1 + rep ofcourse man!
montanachadly
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Nugbuckets just wanted to stop by the lab and tell you the D train in this months hightimes looks dankity dank. rep on that. I dont know if you have answered this or anything but what kinda camera are you rockin when you take your pics? I have a Nikon cool pix 110 it takes alright pictures but i need to upgrade cameras here soon. Just wondering what you use I believe i read in one of subcools posts that he uses a cool pix 400 or something?
nugbuckets
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i use a nikon d-3100 for now.....like a 600 dollar cam...
flowamasta
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i use a Samsung WB150F only $250 she snaps deeeeelish pics
I can remove pic if you like NugzCurrent strain, previous grow
nugbuckets
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yeah she does...nice pic......as long as it is beautiful, its allowed!......but it does need to be resized!i use a Samsung WB150F only $250 she snaps deeeeelish pics
Current strain, previous grow
flowamasta
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cheers
but what do u mean by resize? i can't from here as i post from photobucket i can only resize when i upload.It comes up normal size on my mac....
nugbuckets
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right!...nevermind....looks excelent on this end!cheers
It comes up normal size on my mac....
psillysimon
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Nugs, props on the hightimes pic. altho, I think it should have been in the center and glossy. how's it feel to be published?
nugbuckets
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i have a feeling a center glossy is coming.....to be honest, it feels like it is just the beginning of something really great!
LivingCanvas
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Just wanted to say Nugs, that is some damn good training/canopy management! Very impressive! I think I will start doing some mainlining experiments after I move. I'd like to see what your methods can do in an UC hydro setup.
Thoughts/questions for you:
Start plants in 2-3 gal smart pots for veg with straight Roots Organic - Then in flower stack those on top of 5/7gal Smart Pots so the roots can grow through the bottoms into the super soil. (I've heard Cannabis likes throwing deep roots)
Do you think (dependent on strain/nute requirements even though its organic) that it's possible to seed right into super soil w/o burn or would semi developed clones (I prefer LP aero cloning) would be best to go into supersoil?
Love the use of the cut down tomato caging! Keep up the great work, and I'll be watching! Much love, and best wishes for a full recovery with your health issues!!
Maybe I should start doing vermi-farming again. (Kinda miss my worm farms)
(P.S. I'm a photographer by trade, so if you have any camera/photo questions feel free to hit me up!)
Thoughts/questions for you:
Start plants in 2-3 gal smart pots for veg with straight Roots Organic - Then in flower stack those on top of 5/7gal Smart Pots so the roots can grow through the bottoms into the super soil. (I've heard Cannabis likes throwing deep roots)
Do you think (dependent on strain/nute requirements even though its organic) that it's possible to seed right into super soil w/o burn or would semi developed clones (I prefer LP aero cloning) would be best to go into supersoil?
Love the use of the cut down tomato caging! Keep up the great work, and I'll be watching! Much love, and best wishes for a full recovery with your health issues!!
Maybe I should start doing vermi-farming again.
(Kinda miss my worm farms)(P.S. I'm a photographer by trade, so if you have any camera/photo questions feel free to hit me up!)