Thats a fucking monster
Just make sure your ph is good when you water and you should be good.
.smoke you keep pushing to a new level! Wtf 18 from a 3gal?
Correct nutrition and environment.
How do you know its root rot?
The only reason for a more specific nutrient during flower is the plants FAR LESS need for that amt of nitrogen...Jacks is a good formula....a 20-20-20 WILL cause some stored/unnecessary nitrogen....You would have to pay a lot more attention to clean out, but will probably still havena lot of green in your plants at harvest....Fact being though that cannabis DOES NOT need the enhanced flower nutrients....A good choice (my personal) is the Dyna line of nutes...good prices and they have FOLIAGE PRO that many are now using start to finish with excellent results....Too many snake oils on the market!!!!!!!!!!!!....YT
I add 3ml/gallon 34% h202 to every reservoir fill for sterility and prevention of root rot. If you have root rot h202 at that rate will correct it within 7 days. Failure to sterilize your water will cause you nothing but problems. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
This is all wrong. A young plant in a 3L should not need water everyday. Hempy basics....... water then let the rez go dry then water again, make the roots seek out the rez this small delay in growing speed will pay off later with a better root set. If you follow this basic rule then there is no need for H2O2 because the rez is empty and short term.
That was from my last harvest. That's all chopped down sitting in inventory
I really appreciate growers who want to build monster plants. Thats a lot of work for a 5gal container. I've reverted to smaller plants and quicker grows. I've used Jack's many times and I believe it to be the best dry fert, have a couple of tubs in the grow room.That was from my last harvest. That's all chopped down sitting in inventory
5 gallon pots, however I would opt for 10 gallon / liter containers moving forward if I continued to veg plants at that size. Several I had to water twice per day. It took about 1.5 gallons to get runoff. That's how massive and thirsty the root system was. I start them in my 27 gallon clone tote. They go into 1.8l trash cans from the dollar store that I convert into hempy buckets. They chill in those for 3-4 weeks while they build a massive swath of roots. Then they go into their final homes in the 5 gallon buckets. I'm keeping most of them smaller this cycle, but I got this monster critical mass that's a real motherfucker. Just stripped her down last week and topped the shit out of it. As you can see she's close to the light. 16 weeks veg. The root system is fucking massive. She was drinking a gallon twice per day prior to the defoliation. Since defoliation she transpires much less. Once per day is what she needs now. Love me some hempy baby! Just make sure you run a good fertilizer like jack's 321. Your choice of fertilizer in hydroponics is crucial. I ran GH maxi bloom for 5 cycles after trying jack's thinking I'd get bigger flowers or some shit. Yield went down slightly and the flowers tasted like chemicals and were harsh. With jack's 321 on that most recent harvest you see pictured above the flowers are so flavorful I haven't experienced anything like this since I grew in dirt. Jack's for the money shot baby! And it's cheap too. Why the fuck use anything else?
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March 8th going into buckets
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5/8 a couple of wks before Harvest
Just starting to trim
you have any pH issues with the coco? i never tried coco in a hempy
Sweet Mix from sweetseeds.
10L hempy. bottom perlite, then 100% coco on top
I have a brick of canna coco I'd love to try, but hearing all this shit about charging it with ca and mg really turns me off. @OJAE - Do you just rinse your coco and roll on if using quality coco or does it all require the ca and mg charge after the rinse? I'd love to try coco in a couple hempies to see how it works. Dirt cheap stuff, and the roots grow through the whole container versus only the reservoir with perlite. Plus the coco has a wicking effect whereas perlite has no wicking effect. Thanks for sharing your $.02.
