Magnumsmydog
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Exciting but painful waiting on new equipment
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It is indeed. It's still better than the (just over) a month I waited for my AC10 smart plug and my SE4500 light, but to be fair, I failed to notice they were both "pre-order" status. Luckily, the plant structure shouldn't get too out of control before the new tent gets here. I'm raising the scrog net by about 1/2" per day so it should still be easy to remove once the new tent gets here.Exciting but painful waiting on new equipment
Real nice plant management. Starting to fill in nice.
Thanks! I'm pretty happy with the way she's coming into her own. Hopefully it means some nice, dense buds once she's all done. As for the testing, since it's only my second indoor grow, and first time doing a hydroponic grow, I've been checking everything 3 times a day (pH, EC, res temp, PPFD, etc) and logging it all. Probably WAY overkill, to be sure, but it's really teaching me a lot about what trends on paper look like on the actual plant itself.Nice update and plants. Stacking up pretty tight in there.
I dont even use a ph pen anymore. Hell I dont check anything anymore. Ive not killed one yet..lol
Thanks, aj. Despite the odd hiccup, it's been a really smooth grow, especially considering I'd never tried a hydroponic set up before, and this is only my second indoor grow ever. It's been a learning curve, but I have to say, I'm really happy with the results so far.Lookinggood
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Yeah, ya need meters running hydro rigs.Thanks! I'm pretty happy with the way she's coming into her own. Hopefully it means some nice, dense buds once she's all done. As for the testing, since it's only my second indoor grow, and first time doing a hydroponic grow, I've been checking everything 3 times a day (pH, EC, res temp, PPFD, etc) and logging it all. Probably WAY overkill, to be sure, but it's really teaching me a lot about what trends on paper look like on the actual plant itself.
I'd thought about doing 2 plants in the tent for the next grow, but after seeing how big this single plant has gotten, I'm definitely nixing that idea!!! The new tent is still, technically, a 2x4, even if it's a bit bigger (28*55*80 instead of 24*48*60) so one plant and doing the manifold training again should yield similar results.
Cheers,
BA.
Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt.Easy to fix though dump and start again
Thanks! It's been an adventure to be sure. Seeing the difference between last year using Promix HP and the same nutes and this year doing the DWC, I don't think I'll be doing anything other than hydro moving forward, at least for my indoor winter grow. Will still probably do 4 plants up at the trailer, but we're only there on weekends, so might have to pop out mid-week for a check up. Good thing the trailer is less than 20 minutes from home!Looking awesome man![]()
Hell yea im in the same boat im loving the ebb and flow its way easier than thought it was gonna beThanks! It's been an adventure to be sure. Seeing the difference between last year using Promix HP and the same nutes and this year doing the DWC, I don't think I'll be doing anything other than hydro moving forward, at least for my indoor winter grow. Will still probably do 4 plants up at the trailer, but we're only there on weekends, so might have to pop out mid-week for a check up. Good thing the trailer is less than 20 minutes from home!
Cheers,
BA.