Kpc0721
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How the hell do they manage to stay stable enough to hold and support everything? Also do you too or think they do best in this system not topped and just lollipopped?
The conduit is non threaded.just 10 foot metal poles
The plants support themselves.the scrog just spreads out the branches to get them under an even light footprint.i could take out the poles before chop if I wanted to and everything would just stay where its at.How the hell do they manage to stay stable enough to hold and support everything? Also do you too or think they do best in this system not topped and just lollipopped?
The plants support themselves.the scrog just spreads out the branches to get them under an even light footprint.i could take out the poles before chop if I wanted to and everything would just stay where its at.
Dont really understand your second question.if you dont top a plant than they basically just grow tall.without the need to scrog what's the point in lollypoppin.they both go kind of one after the other.
I would use a light proof tote as the top off res and it needs to be higher then the system.Im doing a 5 gallon bucket 4 site system, can i just use another 5gal buclet for the resivour or should i get like a 20gal tub or something
Yes man you can scrog.these systems are better for scroggin cause you dont have to water individual plantsIs it safe to lolipop and scrog a site like this
I did the 90 going into the bucket cause i lost the piece somewhere in the garage and just used what i could find at the time.all your questions are good and shows you paid attention to the videos.@heisenbubble Just wondering, why did you choose to use garden hose for the section coming out of the chiller and in to the epicenter instead of the standard black hose you used for the rest?
Also I noticed the 90 fitting going in to the top of the epi in your video is different than what you told people to buy, did you do that so people wouldn’t have to use a 2nd adaptor and could just screw the hose directly to the 90 piece?
Few things we need that aren’t on your parts list but are in the videos that would help make it more of a complete list:
12-16in channel locks
1.5 inch coupler
1.5 inch T fitting
X amount of 3/4 inch black water hose
3/4 in shutoff valve
275gph or more mag pump
1/8th of good bud or .5 grams of oil to make assembly more enjoyable
I did the 90 going into the bucket cause i lost the piece somewhere in the garage and just used what i could find at the time.all your questions are good and shows you paid attention to the videos.
Where you get them net cups they got a lot bigger lip than mine. Thanks for the videos and that 2 week veg was crazy fast.
Never mind I watched the video my bad lol
any 6" netpot will work you just need smaller holeWhere you get them net cups they got a lot bigger lip than mine. Thanks for the videos and that 2 week veg was crazy fast.
Cut it :)I am basically doing a replica of your system but within a 5x5 tent with 4 sites. Now I would like to keep the reservoir outside of the tent just for ease of use. The problem I see is I can likely use maybe 1 of the exhaust ports to run plumbing, but this would interfere with running 2 lines to the EPI like you describe. Any thoughts on this or should I just cut a hole in the side of the tent and make it work? I was initially going to just run it similar to the normal way Current Culture does with the T into a single feed line.
I appreciate any feedback you can provide as I am just torn between how to make it work within the restrictions of the tent.
Thank you for your time.
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