Chemdog week 2 flower
Chemdog day 1 flower (middle plant)
Chemdog day 1 flower (middle plant)
Those screens are filling in nicely! Man you keep it lab clean in there
I would have to wear a lab coat up in there. Steller work IC
mr. crane ummm those damn screens are going to be stuffed to the gills with buds, damn bro !!!
Those filled-in screen shots are inspirational.
Do you see any way to configure the PVC to give you a one piece 180 degree design?
I want to try to fill this seven feet high with maybe a 5 foot radius. Obviously the fill-in will need to start in veg. I plan on shooting for one plant per unit.I'll probably use a 600 on a vertical mover in veg and a 1000 on a vert mover in flower. Each bulb will have two units. Do you think I can fill that much screen if I start with foot-long rooted clones and an eight to ten week veg? Thank you sir.
You could probably do it with a piece of bent steel conduit for the top and bottom screen pieces. I think that if you filled that you will have to much of one strain though. I can't say how long it would take to fill it either. These plants are in five gallon bags and I have no idea how big of a bag you would need to do that. It would also be hard to move a plant that big because of the size and weight. I frequently take my plants out one at a time to trim.
I guess the answer to your question is I don't know if it would be wise to do it, but hey try it and let us know how it works.
I would need to have the screen attached to a base which also holds the planting container. I'm looking at trying a PPK with a 10 gallon container which may even be overkill.
By too much of one strain are you referring to tolerance build up and the need for variety? Also, when you spoke of taking plants out to trim, do you mean the final trim?
I will try to get some up latter tonight. That is tomorrow to you.Don't mess with Josey and where are dah nekkid ladies man? I mean pictures???
Dang it to heck fire. Went into one of my other flower rooms and the AC went out. I also had the exhaust fan off at the time. It was well over 100 degrees in there.
Well on the good news side I have a new weapon in my arsenal to fight spider mites and fungus nats. I don't have a picture yet but I will describe it some. Can be use till harvest, has excellent canopy penetration, and comes with a scope to see the pest. I am so geked by this. Only down side is it is not safe for some reflective surfaces.