630 cmh. Over the 2 trays it's a mix of 3100 and 4200K bulbs. Temp wise with all 3 running I'm 78 degrees. I can run 3 lights and be cooler than running 1 1k.
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A few shots at 59. I'm gunna let these run until 70. I'll start flushing today even though the SSH is fading on her own. I'm getting some chunky stalks from these drips. Might go to 2 gallons and less plants to see if it helps yield with bigger plants.
2.0
Wedding cake
2.0
Wedding cake
A couple whole room shots and a pic of SSH from the tray at 48 days. The first pic is some dubb roots busting through at 13 days in.
Ssh
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13/59/48
Ssh
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13/59/48
63 days on the wedding cake. I'm gunna take it 70 ish.
The SSH is pretty colorful. 63 days and she's flushing well.
A few shots of the SSH and wedding cake I chopped yesterday.
Super silver haze
Wedding cake
Super silver haze
Wedding cake
Trays in the room at 21, 1, 55 and 33
Put 2 wedding cake and 2 forums in the in-between space.
Put 2 wedding cake and 2 forums in the in-between space.
Ya with the 3 630s, I'm able to consistently keep my room under 80 degrees. But by running more plants in the room, my humidity has jumped some. Still under 50%. It now instead of like 16 it's hitting 30
A tasty trifecta. Ogkb 2.0, forum,and wedding cake from left to right.
Found this 2.0 nug on the floor by my filter In The drying room. Has to be from my last cycle.
Found this 2.0 nug on the floor by my filter In The drying room. Has to be from my last cycle.
Oh shit, you are running three 630’s... I thought they were 315’s...
Thats good, 80 degrees without having to be air cooled...
I can’t get over how much frost is on that wedding cake... even on the big fan leaves all the way down the sides it looks...!!!...
I’m curious at about what height do you put your plants into flower...?...
and do the drippers make that big of a difference compared to hand watering...?...
Then again your using coco and you probably do multiple feeds a day so you can’t really do hand watering...
I’m sorry for all the questions but I just really like your setup...
Most of all though I like your results...!!!...
Peace bro,
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Thats good, 80 degrees without having to be air cooled...
I can’t get over how much frost is on that wedding cake... even on the big fan leaves all the way down the sides it looks...!!!...
I’m curious at about what height do you put your plants into flower...?...
and do the drippers make that big of a difference compared to hand watering...?...
Then again your using coco and you probably do multiple feeds a day so you can’t really do hand watering...
I’m sorry for all the questions but I just really like your setup...
Most of all though I like your results...!!!...
Peace bro,
...!!!...Ya so with my room being only 7ft tall my plant finish height cannot be more than 3ft or the tops bleach due to being too close to the light. Currently my lights are as high as they can go and the sour dubb is still only 23 days in. Still another week of stretch to go. Height they go in at right now is all strain dependent. My kinds that really stretch, they go in under a foot. My ones that double get a little more closer to 1.5ft. With the coco, for me, I see the best results when I multifeed to runoff. I feed 3x a day for 1 minute each time. I've tried handwatering 1x a day like a soil plant and the results were nothing special. Multifeed is where it's at for me. As for drippers, I got rid of them. I run open ended 1/4 tubing. Delivers the water much more efficiently without the chance of a clog or pressure issue but I still run drip clean.
Thanks for the run down SG...
I bet it can get expensive doing three feeds a day at a minute each feed...!!!...
it’s like using three times the amount of nutrients compared to watering once a day... correct???
Also, does the coco stay wet/moist all the time or does it have time to dry out in between watering’s???
I’m sorry for all these questions. I never ran coco and wouldn’t mind trying it sometime after seeing your results with such small pots...
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I'm running canna coco bricks and pure blend pro nutrients with a mix of boosters and additives.
Sour dubb hit 23 days today so she got a little canopy management
My drip isn't a dtw system so my runoff get recycled back into my res. I'm actually using less nutrients now than I was using rockwool on a flood and drain. With it being a recirculating system I just refill my res when it's down under 10 gallons. My coco is always moist, never dry. In my research I've found that if it dries out it can potentially lock out certain nutrients.
Sour dubb hit 23 days today so she got a little canopy management
My drip isn't a dtw system so my runoff get recycled back into my res. I'm actually using less nutrients now than I was using rockwool on a flood and drain. With it being a recirculating system I just refill my res when it's down under 10 gallons. My coco is always moist, never dry. In my research I've found that if it dries out it can potentially lock out certain nutrients.
Dr Watt
Who What
Looks Good to Me
Looks Good to Me
I see others posting bigger buds but I'm expecting .7plus. Extra is that this is 8wks 12/12 so I'm pleased....
It is the 2nd earliest of the PPPack and is done @ 8.5wks.
What's the downside. Well to be sure, it has a strong spice taste, I believe this could be "made good" by feeding/flush regime. This pheno and the 'pineapple' style pheno both have sweet skunk making them often difficult to distinguish.
The smoke is Night and Day which works well.
Looks Good to Me
I see others posting bigger buds but I'm expecting .7plus. Extra is that this is 8wks 12/12 so I'm pleased....
It is the 2nd earliest of the PPPack and is done @ 8.5wks.
What's the downside. Well to be sure, it has a strong spice taste, I believe this could be "made good" by feeding/flush regime. This pheno and the 'pineapple' style pheno both have sweet skunk making them often difficult to distinguish.
The smoke is Night and Day which works well.
2.0 from in between
I like it. She's potent, grows bigger nugs than gsc, and doesn't stretch as much as forum or wedding cake. It's good for my lower height tray.
I gotta say SG......Respect for dialing conditions versus height and strain dependency on stretch.....Stretch is 40% of the flower cycle and so many never have a clue as to where a plant will end up by the time flowering hormones take over for swellage…..also....
We talked awhile back and I`m gladta see you did away potential clogging bullshit and went back to 1/4" open end tubing ftw when you swapped over to coco..... but…..Never in my evers back in the day was recirculating coco even a remote possibility due to the inherent CEC of coco holding onto nutrients before releasing em back to the plant , and ph would go wonky with the quickness with rez dumps and changes so regular it was all but outlawed by all the old head commercial growers in medville and went with DTW forever and a day......till Dripclean came on the market that is.....so.....
I suppose Dripclean`s "ionic properties" that latch onto residual salt concentrations is the way the truth and the light for your setup if it`s functioning properly with ph gradually rising and ppm`s dwindling slowly as the plants eat.....anyways....Gladta see some dialage round these parts , so keep up the good work and.....
Peace.....DHF.....
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We talked awhile back and I`m gladta see you did away potential clogging bullshit and went back to 1/4" open end tubing ftw when you swapped over to coco..... but…..Never in my evers back in the day was recirculating coco even a remote possibility due to the inherent CEC of coco holding onto nutrients before releasing em back to the plant , and ph would go wonky with the quickness with rez dumps and changes so regular it was all but outlawed by all the old head commercial growers in medville and went with DTW forever and a day......till Dripclean came on the market that is.....so.....
I suppose Dripclean`s "ionic properties" that latch onto residual salt concentrations is the way the truth and the light for your setup if it`s functioning properly with ph gradually rising and ppm`s dwindling slowly as the plants eat.....anyways....Gladta see some dialage round these parts , so keep up the good work and.....
Peace.....DHF.....
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