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Well I'll be cutting in 7-10 days. A little early but I just want to get rid of this jungle. They are looking really good. pics-
Dalton- the soil bed is doing quite well. I am hand watering overy other day and every third day with the soil.
Caligrown- My temps are within 10 deg. so not too much of a swing. I've been using this method for 3 years. I guess I vegged at my normal soil rate. I should have vegged for 5 days not 12 then I would have been ok. Thanks for the tip on the bushmaster I'll look into it.
Well I'll be cutting in 7-10 days. A little early but I just want to get rid of this jungle. They are looking really good. pics-
The soil bed-
Strawberry Cough-
Dalton- the soil bed is doing quite well. I am hand watering overy other day and every third day with the soil.
Caligrown- My temps are within 10 deg. so not too much of a swing. I've been using this method for 3 years. I guess I vegged at my normal soil rate. I should have vegged for 5 days not 12 then I would have been ok. Thanks for the tip on the bushmaster I'll look into it.
Well I'll be cutting in 7-10 days. A little early but I just want to get rid of this jungle. They are looking really good. pics-
The soil bed-
Strawberry Cough-
I am not a fan of tying things down because it seems like a pain in the ass to me. I am a lazy procrastinating bastard so I build PVC framed trellis nets to put over the top of my garden. I overveg every time because I get too stoned and a month passes by in a snap. So I just trim my plants and toss them under one of my screens and don't have to worry about crazy stretching plants. just keep pulling them under the screen the first 2 weeks and you will get a nice even canopy with a ton of buds.
I made a simple DIY on how I build my screens. But you could easily just tack the trellis to your existing structure. http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=50823
I really do like your coco beds though and I think I am going to use my 4x4 botanicare trays for coco beds this next round.
I made a simple DIY on how I build my screens. But you could easily just tack the trellis to your existing structure. http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=50823
I really do like your coco beds though and I think I am going to use my 4x4 botanicare trays for coco beds this next round.
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My first coco garden is finished now. The coco is by far the best medium for me. The Flora-Nova bloom worked very well. I watered every other day with approx. 80% nute strength, p.h. 5.5-6.5 and my crop was the healithiest I have ever had. The strawberry cough came in around 2.75 pounds for 73 plants. Swazi safari was 1/4 pound, 3 plants. Cronic in dirt .5 pound, 12 plants. Sensi-star in dirt, about an ounce, 1 plant.
I have some moms going that are a private strain from my grow mentor that I crossed with a bubblegum male. It's really one-hit-weed. I can't wait to get a garden of this strain going
Prepping the old bed was so easy. I pulled the plants out and shook off all the coco then broke up everything with my hands. I finished prepping the bed and planting the moms in less than one hour. My hands didn't even get dirty and, no dirt dust floating around at all
Some strawberry cough bud shots-
I have some moms going that are a private strain from my grow mentor that I crossed with a bubblegum male. It's really one-hit-weed. I can't wait to get a garden of this strain going
Prepping the old bed was so easy. I pulled the plants out and shook off all the coco then broke up everything with my hands. I finished prepping the bed and planting the moms in less than one hour. My hands didn't even get dirty and, no dirt dust floating around at all
Some strawberry cough bud shots-
Xtrakritical
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Great job Bud!
cool huh, after working with it for some time... you clap your hands together, and done!
no dirt under your nails nothing!
Nice setup, juicy lookin buds!
Enjoy!
Xtra
cool huh, after working with it for some time... you clap your hands together, and done!
no dirt under your nails nothing!
Nice setup, juicy lookin buds!
Enjoy!
Xtra
