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Boots Sugarleaf
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- Dec 4, 2009
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-They were 3 feet tall when I put them into flower..That first day I also trained them by spreading them out into the fence...Agreed maybe they need to be taller but i have my plants only 40" away from each other and they might be to wide for the lighting footprint..These mpb's should have 4k around each plant which I will have when I add 8 more lights..
I am hoping most of my weight comes from the 22 gallons of root ball most of these plants have developed..
-The reason I chose this method is because of the plant count...When I start my second room I will have a total of 30 plants and 48k..I will probably give up some grams per watt but will sleep very well knowing I only have 30 plants in flower..Which is far less than I had in my flat gardens..
-Running pre 98 bubba and would be happy with 1.25lb per plant this first run
I hope that means he is back...Anyone that decides to invest in these buckets is probably going to spend alot of $..I know I have...Having someone like dd around who has already made the mistakes makes me feel a whole lot better...
Hey mcattak did you use the cns17 grow for veg? I've been wondering about Botanicare's new product. It's just a one part fertilizer correct. Looks like it works and must be pretty easy to use.
anything you need, anytime bro just ask !! If you need a question answered right away slip me a pm with a link to your post and i will get on it straight away.
dds
Im pretty sure you need 50 posts to PM. Room looks slick man, I saw in the pictures you're using the net pots with slots all the way up the sides and three smaller sized drains per bucket. It also looks like you have some serious roots, any problems with the drains clogging? I've also been trying to think through this co2 thing. It makes sense that if you have 15 4 inch holes with the flow of water tending to create negative pressure in the pipes, it could definitly suck the co2 out in a hurry. Especially if you have positive pressure in the grow room and you're exhausting the outside room under neg. pressure. Something that's not clear to me tho is how can your room be puffed up (positive pressure) if its sealed (no intake) and if anything, air is being sucked out through the pipes. Do you think the air from the air pumps going through the stones is really enough to pressurize the room?
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