Bud Goodman's Perpetual Thread of Perpetually Good Buds, Man.

[Johnlandy420]

It's a juggling act... And there is no one size fits all answer.
When I first set things up here... 400w of veg was more than enough space to keep 6k of flower rolling perpetual.
And I've fed as much as 12k with a 400w veg with also having a 3k "preflip" area.

That’s my kinda answer brotha! Much appreciated! Once again I don’t approach growing with enough creativity. Definitely a weakness of mine

 

[sambapati]

Concur with Bud it can certainly be smoked but will not be worthwhile

My New substrate using. Need more choir but this might be very close and better for flower....

Cedar moss and bark... Smelling like clean microbes...

Any thoughts?

I liked Kate Moss in Mad Men. Bark looks good

 

[Frankster]

Dudes. 25% for Veg, 75 % flower now do I need the rooms to have that ratio of lighting too? 1000W Veg? 3000W flower room? The rigid footprint of LEDs is lame.. Tried a million different heights and no way around it

Took a million clones and I ignorantly underestimated the space and eventual light requirements.. so I’m working on the fly again. Forced me to consider separate flower and veg rooms.

I think you're in the realms. Certainly Depends on if it's being done and how it's being juggled....

Sequentially or in groups... And everything from conditions and nutrition


Perpetually verses straight flips ECT.... Light footprint is only a single parameter to consider

I do lots of training so my plants are shorter and more spread outwards than traditional technique

 

[Johnlandy420]

I think you're in the realms. Certainly Depends on if it's being done and how it's being juggled....

Perpetually verses straight flips ECT.... Light footprint is only a single parameter to consider

Did we get consensus on this. TRS looks healthy as hell otherwise.

Yeah im shooting for perpetual. Thanks @Frankster

 

[Frankster]

Did we get consensus on this. TRS looks healthy as hell otherwise. View attachment 1255489
Yeah im shooting for perpetual. Thanks @Frankster

That leaf might depend on if it's lower only or throughout... Could be multiple issues from where I stand... even cold can do it

I would start with magnesium sulfate or Trace mineral possible


Note what is happening. .. uneven chlorophyll distribution.... So it's being disrupted somehow

 

[GrowHobo]

Did we get consensus on this. TRS looks healthy as hell otherwise. View attachment 1255489
Yeah im shooting for perpetual. Thanks @Frankster

That’s how you know it’s the real deal TRS

Mine do it too. My ocd hates it lol

 

[Johnlandy420]

That leaf might depend on if it's lower only or throughout... Could be multiple issues from where I stand... even cold can do it

I would start with magnesium sulfate or Trace mineral possible


Note what is happening. .. uneven chlorophyll distribution.... So it's being disrupted somehow

It’s a single lower leaf and I am 3 part bottle feeder. Never added individual nutes before or anything else for that matter besides granular myco. Usually 50% nute flush has rectified most of my problems. Pretty religious with pH and EC runoff checking ins and outs. PromixHp does seem to get a little wonky with saturate drain style but I’m too dumb to change anything right now. Really going to try some different training techniques with next batch of clones.

 

[BudGoodman]

Did we get consensus on this. TRS looks healthy as hell otherwise. View attachment 1255489
Yeah im shooting for perpetual. Thanks @Frankster

Seriously though... That's just a trait of that plant... Nothing to lose sleep over.

 

[Kanzeon]

View attachment 1255657

Seriously though... That's just a trait of that plant... Nothing to lose sleep over.

@j1sonbrother is the cal mag guru! He knew it all along.

 

[1diesel1]

 

[1diesel1]

 

[1diesel1]

He had no idea:)

 

[Frankster]

View attachment 1255657

Seriously though... That's just a trait of that plant... Nothing to lose sleep over.

Interesting to see. It's obviously a transcription error of some type in the manufacturer of chlorophyll...

Just goes to show how isolated some of the cultivator get through selections not a bad thing always just isolated. In this situation a rare visual trait

He had no idea:)View attachment 1255666

Everyone showing me what I need most up here at this point

 

[GrowHobo]

Lol

 

[Johnlandy420]

View attachment 1255657

Seriously though... That's just a trait of that plant... Nothing to lose sleep over.

Do a lot of this growing with my dad and I just spoke with him earlier today. He was all like “Matt (my real name) I’m stumped, it’s gotta be cal mag… just not sure which one Never seen a single leaf like this

Really happy with my feeding right now and I’m gonna let her roll. Appreciate the feedback brosefs.

 

[BudGoodman]

Interesting to see. It's obviously a transcription error of some type in the manufacturer of chlorophyll...

Just goes to show how isolated some of the cultivator get through selections not a bad thing always just isolated. In this situation a rare visual trait



Everyone showing me what I need most up here at this point

I can think of a few other things I'd give priority over a dog.

 

[Frankster]

I can think of a few other things I'd give priority over a dog.

I got my bases covered. I think not sure but think so at least the ones that I can think about at the moment Once I smoke up I'll contemplate it some more

Crazy frank experiment in the pipeline. . How clean do you think this moss is on the cedar tree.... My other thoughts is pouring boiling water let it cool down and transfer....


Will be cool if it works

 

[BudGoodman]

Food looks great, Frankster.
You've got 2-3 months of dry(ish) weather now before you're wishing it was Springtime at Camp Soggy Bottoms again though... I'd be focused on basic infrastructure first and foremost.

 

[BudGoodman]

But... Pets are cool.

 

[Frankster]

Food looks great, Frankster.
You've got 2-3 months of dry(ish) weather now before you're wishing it was Springtime at Camp Soggy Bottoms again though... I'd be focused on basic infrastructure first and foremost.

Finding dry quarters & shelter from the coming storms