I see it now. I use the 31/2" trellis material and I try to get a stem per hole. It is sure faster than stacking every branch but come time to chopped you have to be patient to get the stems out of the trellis.No, they grew right up through the hanging twine, so I call that my second trellis lol. I just tied them to the twine with green ties.
Right.. this is 5x7" netting I believe. I dont even really train the plants, I just pulled leaves off and let them grow through the net.I see it now. I use the 31/2" trellis material and I try to get a stem per hole. It is sure faster than stacking every branch but come time to chopped you have to be patient to get the stems out of the trellis.
I will believe that when we see it AM!!!I'm out for a few months bro... its funny you say that. It was discussed and may happen where I'm moving my equipment to for a cycle. Until I start up again.
Probably close and prob another 3 months before I do one here. Until then I'll live vicariously through you allI will believe that when we see it AM!!!
What is it 3 months with no grow going?
I'm watering 5 times during lights on and once during lights off, automated. I fed the first 2 weeks on slabs once a day by hand, but once trellis went in I automated and started adding more waterings.Compared with Hugo, does unislab irrigate more than twice a day during flowering？ （Are u hand watering this time）
Thanks , Dirbag,I'm watering 5 times during lights on and once during lights off, automated. I fed the first 2 weeks on slabs once a day by hand, but once trellis went in I automated and started adding more waterings.
Yeah ive grown that way too,but I wouldn't cut up rockwool slabs, you can just buy rockwool chunks and loose rockwool flock specifically for filling pots with.Thanks , Dirbag,
I am wondering that If cut the rockwool into small pieces and put it in a 3 or 5-Gal , Will this work well？
I’m actually using dyna gro for the four current outdoor plants. So far, great.I should mention a couple things. Mainly in regard to my defoliation technique, I'm only trying this because I'm growing in hydroponics and really do not need those large storage leaves for any reason. All they do is swamp the room with crazy humidity.. all the plants need in a high output system like rockwool is the tips, the small leaves that emerge at the base of the bud at budset and from the buds themselves. So the big leaves go.
Also I've been trying a few other tweaks and running dyna gro nutes. Really loving them actually.
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I really like it. It's amazing how little you need to use, a gallon of foliage pro will last forever.I’m actually using dyna gro for the four current outdoor plants. So far, great.
Sorry. Plants dont need the light directly on the flowers. They have tiny leaves and provide the least amount of photosynthesis. Airflow however and max light penetration to lower leaves will grow more flowers and can help some strains with bud density imo. And there is definitely some stretch control possible with leaf removal. Remove the leaves and that branch can’t grow properly anymore. It could be stunted from lack of nitrogen or stretch wildly because of lack of potassium.
mostly I think defoliation makes it easier to see the flowers and we think there are more. I wish someone would do a proper side by side with the same cuts. I would have tore start everything for that.
I wish you had done some yield comparisons. I was hoping for them since the original shed thread. I don’t remember you posting any numbers.
awesome results again here. I wish I could grow so consistently well.
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