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Looks great man.First legit indoor run- 20 years depping and outdoor gardens but with current situations I running an inside run and looking for any constructive criticism on my set up and procedures.
(20) Tahoe OG, (20) Black Water Kush
400 sqft sealed room
3000 watt of led W/ master controller - sunrise sunset/ dimmer
2 ton mini split
Auto pilot environmental controller (HUM, TEMP, CO2)
Auto pilot co2 burner
(4) ocillating fans
1 Toshiba 70 pint dehuy (temporary)
(2) 12'X6' drain tables on casters (Temporary)
5 gallon smart pots
coco loco 70/30
Auto drip irrigation rings
Pule Pro monitor
Emerald harvest 3-part
40 Gal res.
82 degree leaf temp/ 67 Hum. VPD 1- 1.2
I am watering twice a day currently at 750ppm and 5.9 ph.
I am at week 3 of veg and have just topped everyone. Looking ok.... I guess. Not up to my standards at all but this is my first run with the coco inside as I am coming from a long background in no-till organic soil farming practices.
Thanks for any help or advice.
Thank you - Still getting this room all dialed in and a work in progress. At least I know my genetics are dialed and its on me now.Aewsome setup bro...im a little jelly..
Haha- Yea the goal was to be somewhat a clean and easy setup to run with limited time management due to outdoor and light dep harvest year round. My humidifier needs to be updated 100 percent. I have a quest on order yesterday and will help tremendously. Its more to have everything automated. My corrugated tables are ok, still need adjustments but think I will raise about 20" and frame 2x4 tables instead of pvc. I do like the casters and ability to move tablesPicks up sledge hammer starts knocking down wallsyou wouldnt get me out of there ..love the simplicity of it and like the corrugated drain away setup..something i need to do down the track....when you have a big setup how you go with the humidiy spose you use a commercial dehuey..im looking at getting a bigger one but gee some of these units draw the power..
Yeah drooping in the last hr or 2 is completely normal and shows they are well acclimated to the light schedule.Great - that's exactly what I was looking for.
- I was unaware of the properties of coco loco and assumed it was coco/perlite
- I cloned all these plants from my greenhouse (pre flip) into root riot plugs, then into 3'' X 3'' pots, then into 5 gal
- I was always taught that a wider pot is better than a taller pot ( outdoor living soil mind )
- I did let a dry cycle happen then notice some yellowing so I upped the feed schedule/ + add cal mag
- I do notice wilting of leaves towards end of day cycle ( Maby just ready for night time ) "DLI is on point"
- Currently pots are still heavy so I haven't watered and will let dry a tad
Thank you very much for your time and help
Loud Trees
Thanks again. I did make a mistake as I am not running coco loco like I stated in the first post. My plants are in the 70/30 cultivation nation coco mix from fox farm and I added 10% worm castings. So far so good on the grow here. I have figured out my lighting percentages, water intervals and the adverse effects they have when not properly maintained. I noticed a massive issue a few weeks ago when all the plants directly in the middle of the room yellowed and showed mag def. Adjustments to lights, ph and some extra mag sulfate fixed the issue. I will be setting on first trellis today as I prepare to flip this room to flower. I am currently on a pheno hunt as well in this room with some seeds I have popped. White wedding from ethos genetics, Bahama Mamma from sol fire genetics and a few of my own. The next run of plants are also vegging nicely for a perpetual harvest. ( 60 cashmere living soil ). Unfortunately my veg room is now a dry room due to my outdoor harvest...Maybe I need to build another structure.Nice grow! Aqua Man covered everything I was gonna say, and some. Spot on advice.
Thanks for that. I have never been part of a community like this before as I have always been extremely private and learned from the old timers here on the ridge. I look forward to updating my grow on here and continue to learn from the OG's here.Welcome to the farm loud trees. Lots of likeminded individuals here that have been around for awhile. Happy grows.
burnz
The commercial units of dehumidifiers do draw the power but they are so much more efficient in removing the moisture from the room the don't run 24/7 like my 70 pint from Home Depot. Definitely worth the purchase for a quest. Plus I figure I'm saving money by running LED so I can put power consumption in other places.Picks up sledge hammer starts knocking down wallsyou wouldnt get me out of there ..love the simplicity of it and like the corrugated drain away setup..something i need to do down the track....when you have a big setup how you go with the humidiy spose you use a commercial dehuey..im looking at getting a bigger one but gee some of these units draw the power..
Thank u - super simple I think. Almost plug and play. Flip to flower is delayed for now due to veg room full of outdoor harvest so maby another week then the fun will really start.Tight man tight
I know - that’s my only week spot. I was gonna order one then had some issues with greenhouse so funds went there . Hope I can limp through this run with the Home Depot special. A little pic of my late run greenhouse- hope the weather stays decent. That storm didn’t do too much damage.I agree, that room deserves a quest. Looking good in there.
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