JJS009
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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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Looking fire!Tent is getting loud
Hmm never thought of using a fork I usually just glove up and break up the top, Iāll have to give your advanced version a try1 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 Iām 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 Iām ever gonna do it this way again. Still fun as all hell though. Just tedious.
Iād have to agree, I have a dedicated fork, itās seen some shitHmm never thought Iād using a fork I usually just glove up and break up the top, Iāll have to give your advanced version a try⦠with all seriousness though. Cus Iām just wasting gloves at this point haha
Itās getting thereā¦Looking fire!![]()
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 upIād have to agree, I have a dedicated fork, itās seen some shit![]()
Yeah, itāll 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!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
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 hoursYeah, itāll 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!
Oh? Thatās $$$, nice fast cycles.100%, even added an additional 10% perlite to this mix in about to pot into tomorrow, gotta love 5 gallon pots that dry back in 24 hours
downside is having to be there to water in the right time frame hahaOh? Thatās $$$, nice fast cycles.
Oh I know that dance all too well, I canāt wait for it to be overā¦my pot size asks for it. Iām always lurking like a weirdo with a tea kettle! Would you like a spot? And you! You want a spot too? Sheeeeet Iām over it brother. I know what your going through. I just get happy when they eat vigorously like that.downside is having to be there to water in the right time frame haha
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 Iād still have to check bucket weight pretty frequently to be sure Iām not over or under watering, I think coco is a bit easier to gauge as itās always a quick dry out / rewet, but Iād have to try it to be 100% sure lolOh I know that dance all too well, I canāt wait for it to be overā¦my pot size asks for it. Iām always lurking like a weirdo with a tea kettle! Would you like a spot? And you! You want a spot too? Sheeeeet Iām over it brother. I know what your going through. I just get happy when they eat vigorously like that.
Iām Leary of coco, Iāve thought about trying it plenty of times over the years. Itās the wet/dry cycle of it that I was most interested in. Iām one of those, if it aināt broke donāt fix it. I also have a hydro rig. Just never busted them out seriouslyā¦.soil is in my soul at this point. Though, I know one day Iāll do it, just to know.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 Iād still have to check bucket weight pretty frequently to be sure Iām not over or under watering, I think coco is a bit easier to gauge as itās always a quick dry out / rewet, but Iād have to try it to be 100% sure lol
This dude was wide awake and I think I got too close for his likingNap time for the bees,