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2014 High in the Rockies
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I'm still here...
Sour Diesel
LA Cookies
Here's one of the hoops
Everything is doing great, especially for being planted on July 1st.
Next year we will plant May 25th and will be bumping up to 300 gallon or 400 gallon smart pots. 200s are working great, but not for any bigger plants.
Seedling are out doing the clones again this year.
turbo
Sour Diesel
LA Cookies
Here's one of the hoops
Everything is doing great, especially for being planted on July 1st.
Next year we will plant May 25th and will be bumping up to 300 gallon or 400 gallon smart pots. 200s are working great, but not for any bigger plants.
Seedling are out doing the clones again this year.
turbo
oldschool growe
Member
Personally I am not convinced I need larger pots to grow larger plants . More like a larger greenhouse {taller} !!! Rock on turbo ! Looking great bro !!! Oldschool
oldschool growe
Member
I try to send pics to your phone but they don't make it
I don't think so as well, I've seen 10' tall plants in 45 gallons mash before.
Main reason I want to go to a larger pot is to cover more surface area and have longer intervals in between watering as we hand water. I only run 48-51 plants per 125' hoop. Right now we are going through around 1500 gallons of water every 3 days.
Might entertain the idea of a drip system, but it's nice having clean hoses and we use a good bit of organic and sugars that would for sure clog the lines or get funky on hot days.
Send them to my email. I'll text you my email, might be easier. Would love to see those ladies
turbo
oldschool growe
Member
I don't think so as well, I've seen 10' tall plants in 45 gallons mash before.
Main reason I want to go to a larger pot is to cover more surface area and have longer intervals in between watering as we hand water. I only run 48-51 plants per 125' hoop. Right now we are going through around 1500 gallons of water every 3 days.
Might entertain the idea of a drip system, but it's nice having clean hoses and we use a good bit of organic and sugars that would for sure clog the lines or get funky on hot days.
Send them to my email. I'll text you my email, might be easier. Would love to see those ladies
turbo
Ill see if I can get that done asap !
The drip works well for day to day. If you wanna water something in just do that by hand. That way its not sitting in the soaker hose or drip line. A lot of those sugars will plug it up, thick organics to. Just reading.
theLumberjack
Member
absolutely incredible things in here! How far away can someone smell that place?
Looks like July was real nice start height wise. I like to trim only as needed myself. And don't like having to cut vertical height consistently. High quality as usual!
No Doubt, they're monsters and at a great height. I just wanna get them a little wider, not much taller next year.
48 plants fill a 24x125' greenhouse with ease..
turbo
Roger that! Work that square footage.
highcountrygrow
Active member
bumpin in there
