Frankster
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Agreed. My guess is it's grow parameter/development related. I'm sure he's got good reasons. That's what I'm interested in also.yeah, i too am curious. what does vegging them so tall like that do? establish root zone for insane flower mode or what exactly is the reasoning? all i can think is getting those trees to that size had to have taken the better part of spring and summer at minimum, just curious what the method to the madness is?
that's kind of my thoughts too. my knee jerk reaction is trees like that are liable to produce very large colas and minimal larf. throwback to kottonmouth kings talking about Kavorkian buds the size of a volkswagen. Otherwise, the other option is fixed lighting position and they gotta be that tall to actually take advantage of maximum photo availability. Or, mamas that have run their course and gotta be retired.Agreed. My guess is it's grow parameter/development related. I'm sure he's got good reasons. That's what I'm interested in also.
Wow, that's a crazy amount of CO2 sounds like. But good sized room, by the looks of it. What's that running you, per bottle? I wonder even if maybe going to something like propane this time of year might be worthwhile. ie. CO2 + the added heat energy.The 2 plants in the 5 gallon buckets were mothers that are going to be flowered this run.
This summers OD run put me way behind on my ID. With the size of these plants they will have large colas with little larf.
I will lower the gavitas approximately 3 feet above canopy the day I flip at 600w and increase each week 100w till 1150w are achieved during full flower, with co2 at 1500ppm. I typically go through 4-50 pound bottles per complete cycle (2 months).
not surprising given how shit flipped upside down here man. of all years, this is the year i'm glad i didn't run anything outdoor. between the heat which would've cost a fortune on city water to keep OD plants hydrated, then the rains would've just made mold cultures of the flowers that were forming. looking at 10+ days of straight rain at this point, and you know we've already been under clouds for what, two weeks now? shitty to hear that's what came of all that effort man. you'll kill this ID round though.Mold issues, harvest was 4 out of 10.
At the mercy of Mother Nature
$30 per bottleWow, that's a crazy amount of CO2 sounds like. But good sized room, by the looks of it. What's that running you, per bottle? I wonder even if maybe going to something like propane this time of year might be worthwhile. ie. CO2 + the added heat energy.
last i checked it's $75 a box at taboo. not that i know anything about that
Truth@Frankster not sure if this is the thread or not, but his room is a dream room. Full TPO lined, really well thought out with drains and all the things that pretty much every grower is like "fuck, I wish I had that." Won't lie, I'm envious of his room haha @1diesel1 took experience and built one of the best setups I've ever seen, at least in regards of a clandestine endeavor.
Mold is always the bane. The more plants you got, the worse the problem, I suspect. That's why I love this Streptomyces nigrescens DSM 40276 is a spore-forming, mesophilic bacterium that builds an aerial mycelium and was isolated from soil. Great for canopy, I use alongside lactobacillus, bifidobacteria. In the fauna, mixed with a bit of sugar. They simply love it. Stuff needs pH correction, that's it.Mold issues, harvest was 4 out of 10.
At the mercy of Mother Nature
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Which thread is that? Is there an active thread where you make updates on your inside grow diesel? Have you been holding out?Truth
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