SuperSkunk Manifold
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H.A.F.
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Around harvest is a hectic juggling act if you are trying to keep a rotation in order. Longer veg can't ever hurt unless it get's to the root-bound point. This was a longer veg on mine, so I am interested to see the root-ball and if that has been part of my issues as well.
H.A.F.
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Depends on what you want.
Mine is in a 3 gallon, I will get about 3 zips. I grew a manifold in a 5 gallon, same everything except more water because of the bigger pot, and I got 5 zips. I am guessing that if I had a 4 gallon pot I would get 4oz.
H.A.F.
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I am doing the two contest plants (either skunk or GDP because that is what I have) but at the same time I will be doing my Northern Lights single seed in a 5 or 7 gallon. Still debating that one.
My skunk clones are in 2 gallon pots that have Velcro on the side to make transplant easier. I will buy those in the future in larger sizes just in case.
My skunk clones are in 2 gallon pots that have Velcro on the side to make transplant easier. I will buy those in the future in larger sizes just in case.
diggs99
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Yes around 11-12 L is 3g
H.A.F.
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From the vivosun amazon page. I kept it for the measurements. Might help you translate it.
diggs99
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I have seen those, they look convenient for transplanting.
So far i have just cut the bags for transplanting and tossed them, its one of the only things ive found local that were real cheap to buy.
H.A.F.
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01G2EXZHW/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
the 'transplanter' pots
They're expensive though, so I may just cut the seam on cheap pots and fasten it back together with something that gives easier access.
the 'transplanter' pots
They're expensive though, so I may just cut the seam on cheap pots and fasten it back together with something that gives easier access.
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H.A.F.
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I like that you can open it to check root progress.
H.A.F.
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My plan it to just go with 3gal on the skunk clones, if I don't just leave them in 2gal. They are my 'free weed' I wasn't planning on, and I will toss them in with the other clone when they are ready to flip. So the existing closet will be for flowering the clones, the new room will be for the seedlings start to finish - tentatively 
with the tent to get the seeds started, and clones from the northern lights.
After the NL clones for the SOG gets going (like 9-16 plants in small pots, flip a.s.a.p., and go for big single tops) I will probably do away with the tent and slow down. That probably takes me to 2020.
with the tent to get the seeds started, and clones from the northern lights.After the NL clones for the SOG gets going (like 9-16 plants in small pots, flip a.s.a.p., and go for big single tops) I will probably do away with the tent and slow down. That probably takes me to 2020.
H.A.F.
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And I just remembered that I have half a dozen space blankets. I bought a 12-pack cheap, and used a few to line the closet last grow. I removed it when I upgraded the closet and didn't put it back (just to see). I can line the new room with that and not have to worry about fumes. It's thin though, and doesn't stop light so I still have to lightproof with something first.
H.A.F.
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What it amounts to at this point, and this is never mentioned about harvests, is that I have been watching this same plant for 110 days, I'm tired of her and have new friends to play with now
Luckily me just feeding her forces me to wait just a bit longer. still have options, but I see a harvest on the 26th at the latest. There weren't a lot of ppm in a week 8 feed anyway.
Luckily me just feeding her forces me to wait just a bit longer. still have options, but I see a harvest on the 26th at the latest. There weren't a lot of ppm in a week 8 feed anyway.
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