Texas Kid
Some guy with a light
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Unfortunately, there are probably brochures for despenseries as well as growers claiming your grow as their own already printed and being handed out...I'll let ya know if I see any at the cup..
Unfortunately, there are probably brochures for despenseries as well as growers claiming your grow as their own already printed and being handed out...I'll let ya know if I see any at the cup..
GanjaAL
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Hey guys.. what size is your screen as far as the width goes? Again, this is what I hope to achieve but on a much smaller scale...LOL.
A work of Art!
A work of Art!
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tipper619sd
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Looking great man and happy to hear u are winning the battle ... Epic grow
KUSHPILES
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Well its about time I created an account and start posting, and the farm seems like the place to do it. This grow is undoubtedly one of the nicest scrogs on the net! Amazing work BC and Hort. I have stolen your design and built very similar "smart troughs" in one of my rooms that has the ceiling for it, and am very excited to see how the plants like them.
Unfortunately, we too are battling root zone insects ( gnats and possibly RA ) and are interested in nematodes. The type i have seen come in container mixed with what looks like some sort of soil. I assume you spread that around and water them through? Are there better methods of application for Nematodes? Thanks in advance for anyones help.
I'm very excited about finally posting, hopefully soon enough be able to put up pictures. Unfortunately here in Canada our MMAR program is changing for the worst ( from a personal production standpoint ) and this is a great way to get great meds while we still can! Great job from another Interior BC farmer!
Unfortunately, we too are battling root zone insects ( gnats and possibly RA ) and are interested in nematodes. The type i have seen come in container mixed with what looks like some sort of soil. I assume you spread that around and water them through? Are there better methods of application for Nematodes? Thanks in advance for anyones help.
I'm very excited about finally posting, hopefully soon enough be able to put up pictures. Unfortunately here in Canada our MMAR program is changing for the worst ( from a personal production standpoint ) and this is a great way to get great meds while we still can! Great job from another Interior BC farmer!
hort-hog
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3.5'
hort-hog
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We just mix them into the res and water them in. You can save a small portion and spray that on foliage and fabric as well, although we have no proof that this increases efficacy.
hort-hog
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Ya. I guess that's the unfortunate truth of the matter. Thanks for having a look when you're at the cup.
KUSHPILES
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Thanks for the quick response ! Good luck in the battle, although with Caps bennies puttin' in work and Nematodes I think you fellas have it covered ;)
5ecret 5quirrel
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ladies look so happy! thanks for all the info Hort-hog
hort-hog
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Yo're welcome! BTW, yes, the screens are buckling. Buckling upward.
The plants are certainly exerting some force as they grow. They are monsters the way they're growing.
We figure this is the tail end of the stretch, 2 weeks in. Aprox 18" of post-flip stretch. There's definately a balance here between empty screen space and overgrown/unmanageable. We've got a little of both so I think we nailed our veg time.
ttystikk
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I'm contemplating a similar kind of ScrOG, only vertical, and the biggest variable for me is dealing with the stretch phase and hoping the canopy is filled. I'm not as worried about overgrowth as I am about empty spaces, as I can just thin the plant- can't do anything about open space.
Any tips on how to time your plants for stretch?
Any tips on how to time your plants for stretch?
5ecret 5quirrel
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KUSHPILES
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Nice troughs, loaded mine up with nine plants each about a week ago! 55 I noticed you have wheels that spin to move them around, heads up the troughs get real heavy and i'v noticed the casters that aren't a huge PITA are ones that move only back and fourth (no spin). The ones that spin never seem to be pointing in the direction you want to go and it doesn't slide over smoothly.
KUSHPILES
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I'd say number 1 is to make sure know your strain. For us. training into scrogs takes about 2-3 weeks from flip..We flip when the screens are roughly 2/3 full and its an every day job or else they will over grow the screen and be too tall.
5ecret 5quirrel
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yep doesn’t slide well at all, and my fabric isn’t thick enough so i had to double it up. i’m almost done and my lights should show up tomorrow. i’ll post a pic asap!
quick question for anyone out there, i have a large lung might be too large it’s the same as the grow room itself. 4x7 meters and 6 meters high.
should i bring air into the lung
A) through the elevator shaft that connects to the first floor
B) directly from outside (60-80%RH almost year round)
C) pull air from car park basement (60-80%Rh)
D) don’t bother with it and let air flow through the cracks and windows.
any feed back would be great
Tony69
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Hort-hog,
Can you share the final bedding mixture you came up with? It seems that you had Pro-mix, coco and perlite. Ratios? I'm curious if you amended the mix with dolmite and what ph did it come out at and what was the ph of your feedings. Also, have you ever looked at Lambert peat moss? They have a mixture of 60% peat, 40% perlite amended with limestone and dolomite.
Thanks.
Can you share the final bedding mixture you came up with? It seems that you had Pro-mix, coco and perlite. Ratios? I'm curious if you amended the mix with dolmite and what ph did it come out at and what was the ph of your feedings. Also, have you ever looked at Lambert peat moss? They have a mixture of 60% peat, 40% perlite amended with limestone and dolomite.
Thanks.
hort-hog
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1:1:2
Although on this run we will be reusing our soil. Already packed with bennies and hella cheaper.
1:1:2 perlite, coco, promix. Total 10gal at a time that we mix up with 1/4 cup of dolomite lime, 1 tsp Capulator's "root pack", and 1 cup worm castings.
Although on this run we will be reusing our soil. Already packed with bennies and hella cheaper.
BC farmer
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Hi Farmers,
Here are some pics of the last round we took down. Some foxtailing occured despite the lowering of our temps. Time to switch up strains! This was Mighty Mites last round.
Thank you ladies for having supplied us with amazing meds..
Week 7
Week 10, chop time.
One trough to the left done
Here are some pics of the last round we took down. Some foxtailing occured despite the lowering of our temps. Time to switch up strains! This was Mighty Mites last round.
Thank you ladies for having supplied us with amazing meds..
Week 7
Week 10, chop time.
One trough to the left done
GR33NL3AF
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Those are some chunkers! Looks awesome BC, what strain is that?
BC farmer
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Thanks man, the strain is called Mighty Mite..
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