Nope just a lazy mother grow... not overly concerned on the yield etc.
Yeah 1 gal of canna coco no perlite.
So strain dependant I think its just different with each strain and pheno.
Nope I haven't but then again I'm a vaporizer guy with the odd joint or hit from a pipe... mostly edibles for me now.... absolutely hate bongs lol. I know let the flaming begin.
Next beans I pop are going to be in coco (as you know). The question is, 1 gallon or 2? And I’m thinking 1.
I actually wonder how many regulars here are bong people....it's been about ten years for me...tried a bubbler for a while but I just like a simple glass pipe....
Yea, me too. We've got lots of waterpipes but rarely use them anymore, sometimes when someone comes over and want too, it get's taken out. For the most part, I smoke joints. I use an insert, made out of bamboo for smoking the joints, actually. My wife has such bad shakes and spasms in her hands, from her intractable epilepsy, so these work well for her, allowing her to smoke without choking the joint to death.
I kinda feel like IF we can get the nutrients right thats very viable.if we don't it could really hurt the grow. Absolutely stress at the right time does wonders. Would say an advanced technique if done properly kicks ass. Again much will depend on the strain and how well dialed in the nutrients are.
Well I can say 1 gal will work 2gal probably 20% perlite and will need watered less so it kinda depends how much you can commit to watering. For me I would do 2 gal if hand watering but I'm also lazy.
So idk if you know this but my father has parkinson's. As such, I have been interested in learning about neuro disorders and especially w.r.t. cannabinoids.
That was the original plan for soil, 2 gallon. But this is now twice in 24 hours the 1 gallon coco grows have been dangled before me and so my curiosity is piqued. Watering isn’t an issue.
I have a friend that used to be a member here, I won't use the name for his/her privacy but they suffered many years from grand mal seizures. Consuming edibles has managed to control it with extremely good results. Obviously I'm no expert but if needed I can ask them if they would speak to you about it.
Haha yeah its definitely my favorite so far. I mean minimal media cuts costs, easy to control the feed and know exactly whats going on, growth rate is great, after harvest the dry coco is gonna be a dream to dispose of and seems you can get a pretty decent sized plant in a single gal of coco with no issues, atleast thus far and I really doubt its going to be by the time they finish.
Thanks, I have been getting him on the edible train and that has helped. His shaking is managed almost completely by deep brain stimulation probes (it is wild to see them turned on and off), but at this point my main problem for him is the effects from an interaction with scoliosis that has him dealing with a ridiculous spinal curvature whenever he is upright (his brain curves his spine from like a 25 degree curvature to a 75 degree curvature when he goes from laying down to standing up).
