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Nap time for the bees, a few other stoned garden walk shots and my next indoor run getting popped this weekend, Jack Tripper
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Do si do by msnl. Smells so pungent and skunky. Tried a test nug and she is spot on. Very potent. Definitely in my top 3 favorites.
 

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#4,088
Captspaulding said:
1 gallon pots. You gotta be a crust buster weekly, I take a dinner fork and break the top of the soil. I use dry amendments a lot in small pots, that way I’m not chasing plant hunger. Although, 1 gallon pots do still run you into a wall with that. The wet/dry cycles are fast. So you really gotta keep an eye there. Keep the crust busted, so feed gets everywhere and a dry amendment or 2. Thx man! I was trying a few different things with this grow. Not too sure I’m ever gonna do it this way again. Still fun as all hell though. Just tedious.
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Hmm never thought of using a fork I usually just glove up and break up the top, I’ll have to give your advanced version a try🤣… with all seriousness though. Cus I’m just wasting gloves at this point haha
 
#4,089
Mikedin said:
Hmm never thought I’d using a fork I usually just glove up and break up the top, I’ll have to give your advanced version a try🤣… with all seriousness though. Cus I’m just wasting gloves at this point haha
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I’d have to agree, I have a dedicated fork, it’s seen some shit 😂😂😂
 
#4,092
Mikedin said:
Honestly though, that top inch and a half really does get rock solid you can see the difference in the pooled water on top after the break up
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Yeah, it’ll run off tho the sides, drains very patchy otherwise, I do it as common practice anyway, it makes a difference, good drainage in that root zone is everything!
 
#4,093
Captspaulding said:
Yeah, it’ll run off tho the sides, drains very patchy otherwise, I do it as common practice anyway, it makes a difference, good drainage in that root zone is everything!
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100%, even added an additional 10% perlite to this mix in about to pot into tomorrow, gotta love 5 gallon pots that dry back in 24 hours
 
#4,096
Mikedin said:
downside is having to be there to water in the right time frame haha
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Oh I know that dance all too well, I can’t wait for it to be over…my pot size asks for it. I’m always lurking like a weirdo with a tea kettle! Would you like a spot? And you! You want a spot too? Sheeeeet I’m over it brother. I know what your going through. I just get happy when they eat vigorously like that.
 
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Captspaulding said:
Oh I know that dance all too well, I can’t wait for it to be over…my pot size asks for it. I’m always lurking like a weirdo with a tea kettle! Would you like a spot? And you! You want a spot too? Sheeeeet I’m over it brother. I know what your going through. I just get happy when they eat vigorously like that.
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Id like to run microdrippers but running peat moss and perlite some days they drink quick some days they slow down a bit, with automation I’d still have to check bucket weight pretty frequently to be sure I’m not over or under watering, I think coco is a bit easier to gauge as it’s always a quick dry out / rewet, but I’d have to try it to be 100% sure lol
 
#4,098
Mikedin said:
Id like to run microdrippers but running peat moss and perlite some days they drink quick some days they slow down a bit, with automation I’d still have to check bucket weight pretty frequently to be sure I’m not over or under watering, I think coco is a bit easier to gauge as it’s always a quick dry out / rewet, but I’d have to try it to be 100% sure lol
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I’m Leary of coco, I’ve thought about trying it plenty of times over the years. It’s the wet/dry cycle of it that I was most interested in. I’m one of those, if it ain’t broke don’t fix it. I also have a hydro rig. Just never busted them out seriously….soil is in my soul at this point. Though, I know one day I’ll do it, just to know.
 
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