Looking good shit is really taking off. Will you do any pruning/thinning/lollipopping?
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The Great Indoors, Outside.
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EssentialGround
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yea Im about to trim up the bottoms and trellis.. I dont ever top.. I like globes... Im hoping for some sunshine soon. Its been super rainy no sun for weeks...
Looks like you have a good 3 feet for stretching? Im running some indoor its been a few years, Saturday will be 2 weeks and some main shoots are about a foot from the light already. Im running Quantum Kush from Subcool TGA we purchased the seeds before they stopped selling them last year. Im gonna have to get in the room and start bending branches tomorrow. My light stays pretty cool under the hood for not being cooled, its just a big Raptor light/hood
We are just flowering out 5 plants. 4 of them are in 7 gallon plastic containers and 1 in 10. All soil. They were mother plants. The 5 seem to be a good squeeze for the 1 light we are only running.
Yeah can be tricky at times running a lot of variety when it comes to different stretch rates. I know just right now I have some that are x1 all the way to x5. I don't like to mono but I definitely group similar rates together. Taller on the north facing working down.
what's the 5x roosta
Hillside Growin
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Looking like a boss!!
Did you do anything for your low copper? It's a common deficiency here in native soil and most of the crap from the compost guys.
Did you do anything for your low copper? It's a common deficiency here in native soil and most of the crap from the compost guys.
The one Im running now is a personnal hybrid called sour purple hornblower. I am working 3 phenos which are very different in every way. Times factors of 1.25,3, & 5 at least. The 5x has lots of se Asian influence and reminds me a lot of a satori x chocolate trip hybid we used to run just more stretchy and better taste.
EssentialGround
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A look back
A look back
Airpots at transplant... Not endorsing these pots for a lot of reasons.. Although Im open to discussing the pros and cons of using them if anyone wants to talk about it...
Tensionometer
easy to calibrate thus most reliable for the money...
A look back
Airpots at transplant... Not endorsing these pots for a lot of reasons.. Although Im open to discussing the pros and cons of using them if anyone wants to talk about it...
Tensionometer
easy to calibrate thus most reliable for the money...
R
Robrites
"Tensionometer
easy to calibrate thus most reliable for the money..."
Never heard of these. What do you use it for?
easy to calibrate thus most reliable for the money..."
Never heard of these. What do you use it for?
If it is for water they measure the moisture potential in the soil that a plant can use, the higher the number the drier it is, the lower the number the wetter it is. I have used the ones that use KPA instead and to be honest they help a lot even in pots as you may think you need to water but you can still dry down more without affecting the crop, you can also buy ones that will hook up to a solenoid and you can water based on your set points of what you want for that crop. Very nice investment and takes out the guess work of watering imo.
EssentialGround
Member
its a moisture meter..
actually the higher the number the more moisture is in the soil...
actually the higher the number the more moisture is in the soil...
OliverKlozoff
Member
Do you find any pros to air pots over regular pots or felt/fabric pots? It seems to me that fabric pots are the most versatile. That root structure is cool looking though lol
Just had to grab a ole rapitest mm myself. Have a bed id, and the finger test wasnt cutting it. I get so used to lifting pots to check.
http://www.irrometer.com/sensors.html#irro
These are the tensiometres I have used, the higher the number on these ones means it is drier as the vacuum pulls great due to lack of moisture, no vacuum when full saturation is achieved. I only post this as it is different from the one you used as to avoid confusion with what I posted.
These are the tensiometres I have used, the higher the number on these ones means it is drier as the vacuum pulls great due to lack of moisture, no vacuum when full saturation is achieved. I only post this as it is different from the one you used as to avoid confusion with what I posted.
Very nice man! Props on the greenhouse, seems like you know your shit... and the plants support that theory as well!
Can't wait to see these flowering hard!
Much respect broda!
Best vibes, peace!
Can't wait to see these flowering hard!
Much respect broda!
Best vibes, peace!
EssentialGround
Member
Here is the meter I posted earlier...
http://www.agriculturesolutions.com...robe-soil-moisture-meter-with-24-probe-detail
http://www.agriculturesolutions.com...robe-soil-moisture-meter-with-24-probe-detail
Little Hill
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Nice set up man! How much fuel does the heater use per night? I like the idea of kerosene over propane for heat.
Forgot to ask if you have taken a brix reading and if so what numbers you are getting?
