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genuity · Feb 18, 2014

very thick frame on them plants,and such lush growth going on......like it.
and the flower room is chugging right along.

whodatnation · Feb 18, 2014

Those stems in the hydro system are like straws though, no real strength to them at all lol not sure what to say as the plants are completely heathy other than that. Off the top of my head I think maybe some silica would help this, I'll look into it.

Edit: I should say the newer growth stems are like that, the lower portions are solid solid.

genuity · Feb 18, 2014

i was gonna say,thats hydro stems.

thats what makes them grow so fast im thinking..

jigfresh · Feb 19, 2014

Yeah man... silica is the ticket. Pick some up.

Javadog · Feb 19, 2014

Silica together with a fan making them sway.

Rocking it!

JD

supchaka · Feb 19, 2014

The dogs I gave jig recently had hollow stems and they were in soil. I think its a genetics thing, or some other environmental variable.

whodatnation · Feb 19, 2014

The same strain I have in soil now have solid stems through and through :eyesmoke:

They just grow so fast in hydro it takes em some time to harden up, but will still remain hollow if my memory serves me right.
Genetics are always a factor, as is every aspect of the environment and plant food.

whodatnation · Feb 19, 2014

Javadog said:
Silica together with a fan making them sway.

Rocking it!

JD

I will have to agree, the fan I have in there is too small.

SupaM · Feb 19, 2014

Just watch for pH spikes up using silica, but it's good sh!t all around.... ATB!

genuity · Feb 19, 2014

true^^^

hey whodat,how long you let your washer run for,on the first run?

whodatnation · Feb 19, 2014

SupaM said:
Just watch for pH spikes up using silica, but it's good sh!t all around.... ATB!

I heard that, thanks :-)

genuity said:
true^^^

hey whodat,how long you let your washer run for,on the first run?

15 min. Make sure to let your trims soak for 10min before mixing to make sure it soaks and softens up.

genuity · Feb 19, 2014

you put your trim in the bag,or free float?

thanks.

whodatnation · Feb 19, 2014

Free floating, got the work bag in the bucket. I also use some pantihose over the drain tube just to keep plant material in the work bag to a minimum.

whodatnation · Feb 19, 2014

Im not a hash master by any means though, have only done a few runs now... But they did come out real nice though.

curious old fart · Feb 19, 2014

I put the trim and the ice in the work bag.
Soaking makes sense as I get better results on the second run.
I have a 20 micron for the final and it is so dense that water almost won't go thru it....difficult to work with.

:peace:

cof

genuity · Feb 19, 2014

thanks for the info guys..

Dr.D81 · Feb 19, 2014

whodatnation said:
Im not a hash master by any means though, have only done a few runs now... But they did come out real nice though.

yea but you take the time like i do and do your research before you start your projects. :leaf:

fortune favors the prepared :leaf:

DoobieBrother · Feb 19, 2014

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DoobieBrother · Feb 19, 2014

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