She will be ready hopefully around May 1 I hope the hot weather holds off. The plan is to pack everything up after that till next November 1. Just too much trouble with ventilation, heat and humidity control, requires a lot more work than just adding a small electric heater and a humidifier and don’t have to worry about sealin up against sunlight.Great set up, I like your tie down method. It spreads them out nicely.
I agree some super ninja bonsai going onGreat set up, I like your tie down method. It spreads them out nicely.
I really enjoy it and with the bubble bucket it goes FASTI agree some super ninja bonsai going on
I hear you, I have only 2 months in the summer with high humidity that make it hard on buds. I killed a crop from bud rot 2 years ago so I bought a good de-humidifier and fixed most of the problem on last years crop. Vegging is fine through the high heat and humidity with lots of air flow and that's the plan this year, just veg through July and August and flip them come Sept.She will be ready hopefully around May 1 I hope the hot weather holds off. The plan is to pack everything up after that till next November 1. Just too much trouble with ventilation, heat and humidity control, requires a lot more work than just adding a small electric heater and a humidifier and don’t have to worry about sealin up against sunlight.
With me its the fact that I only need enough for me and I can do that with one small grow although I love cloning and tryin new stuff I would be giving away more than I keepI hear you, I have only 2 months in the summer with high humidity that make it hard on buds. I killed a crop from bud rot 2 years ago so I bought a good de-humidifier and fixed most of the problem on last years crop. Vegging is fine through the high heat and humidity with lots of air flow and that's the plan this year, just veg through July and August and flip them come Sept.
I had almost 2 months this year of low humidity that was hard on both veg and flowering plants. I had 2 small humidifiers running 24/7 just to get it to 30%. I saw plans on building a swamp cooler to help with that problem next year. I'm trying to get the parts i need over this summer.
I find starting up again and getting everything going takes too much time from seed to harvest
( 5-6 months ) and then to have the full cycle ready to go another few months. I like to keep my 3 rooms active Seedlings & cuttings in my new light box, veg room, and flower room. Also if you want to keep certain strains running its hard to stop and go.
I believe over time I need to build an arsenal of equipment, tools and toys to combat adverse environment problems. Last year it was high humidity and this year low A swamp cooler is in the plans to fight that. Its always something but a great hobby with benefits.
I have only really blown it with one plant, I had it outside in the garden for a while then dug it up plopped it in a bucket of dirt and put it in the tub. Me bein me I screwed arand decided to see what cold temps did to her in flower. I denied the fact that that dying tip on the very top bud was a problem. That rot spreads with lightening speed, I hated throwin that whole plant into the burn barrel.I hear you, I have only 2 months in the summer with high humidity that make it hard on buds. I killed a crop from bud rot 2 years ago so I bought a good de-humidifier and fixed most of the problem on last years crop. Vegging is fine through the high heat and humidity with lots of air flow and that's the plan this year, just veg through July and August and flip them come Sept.
I had almost 2 months this year of low humidity that was hard on both veg and flowering plants. I had 2 small humidifiers running 24/7 just to get it to 30%. I saw plans on building a swamp cooler to help with that problem next year. I'm trying to get the parts i need over this summer.
I find starting up again and getting everything going takes too much time from seed to harvest
( 5-6 months ) and then to have the full cycle ready to go another few months. I like to keep my 3 rooms active Seedlings & cuttings in my new light box, veg room, and flower room. Also if you want to keep certain strains running its hard to stop and go.
I believe over time I need to build an arsenal of equipment, tools and toys to combat adverse environment problems. Last year it was high humidity and this year low A swamp cooler is in the plans to fight that. Its always something but a great hobby with benefits.
Its really is all about environment. But you have to stay on top of everything. One of the best things I did with me so inexperienced with growin right and gettin top shelf goodies with dwc was make draining and replacin the reservior super simple and pretty fast usin an $8 water pump and a little plumbingI hear you, I have only 2 months in the summer with high humidity that make it hard on buds. I killed a crop from bud rot 2 years ago so I bought a good de-humidifier and fixed most of the problem on last years crop. Vegging is fine through the high heat and humidity with lots of air flow and that's the plan this year, just veg through July and August and flip them come Sept.
I had almost 2 months this year of low humidity that was hard on both veg and flowering plants. I had 2 small humidifiers running 24/7 just to get it to 30%. I saw plans on building a swamp cooler to help with that problem next year. I'm trying to get the parts i need over this summer.
I find starting up again and getting everything going takes too much time from seed to harvest
( 5-6 months ) and then to have the full cycle ready to go another few months. I like to keep my 3 rooms active Seedlings & cuttings in my new light box, veg room, and flower room. Also if you want to keep certain strains running its hard to stop and go.
I believe over time I need to build an arsenal of equipment, tools and toys to combat adverse environment problems. Last year it was high humidity and this year low A swamp cooler is in the plans to fight that. Its always something but a great hobby with benefits.
Everything is gonna be OKNot surprisingly I am not happy with the advanced nutrients ph perfect stuff. I am admittedly a noob and have been riding the line between success and failure from the start of this grow. I am a few weeks, 3 or 4 maybe, from finish and have already been through the three quarts of the stuff in an effort to keep my ph which has been falling after a short amount of time. I was admittedly under feeding but am now in the 1500 ppm range and the plant seems to be accepting this very well. However my ph was under 5.0 this am which is causing me some concern. You cannot adjust the ph up with this stuff as it brings it right back down. I have quite a bit of questionably stored general hydroponics trio nutes left. The only component of the three that appear to be really bad is the green “grow”. The others have a kinda “fertilizer” smell while the grow has a spoiled milk smell that will take your breath away. I am almost out of nutes. With a better understanding of how I should be feeding I am once again faced with a delimma. I just ordered a quart of the grow stuff and am going to use the other two, micro and bloom that I have left. I used these nutes for most of the grow time and shes still here goin strong. I know I’m not but somebody please tell me I’m the smartest guy in the world and everything is gonna be ok.
Thank you I aint got an ounce of quit fightin in meEverything is gonna be OK
I haven't read through the thread so I don't know if you know this or not but there was a guy named Aquaman that used to post here who pointed out that AN pH perfect only works properly with distilled or RO water. I know many people swear by it personally I wouldn't touch it with a stick; hope it works out for you, good luck!Not surprisingly I am not happy with the advanced nutrients ph perfect stuff. I am admittedly a noob and have been riding the line between success and failure from the start of this grow. I am a few weeks, 3 or 4 maybe, from finish and have already been through the three quarts of the stuff in an effort to keep my ph which has been falling after a short amount of time. I was admittedly under feeding but am now in the 1500 ppm range and the plant seems to be accepting this very well. However my ph was under 5.0 this am which is causing me some concern. You cannot adjust the ph up with this stuff as it brings it right back down. I have quite a bit of questionably stored general hydroponics trio nutes left. The only component of the three that appear to be really bad is the green “grow”. The others have a kinda “fertilizer” smell while the grow has a spoiled milk smell that will take your breath away. I am almost out of nutes. With a better understanding of how I should be feeding I am once again faced with a delimma. I just ordered a quart of the grow stuff and am going to use the other two, micro and bloom that I have left. I used these nutes for most of the grow time and shes still here goin strong. I know I’m not but somebody please tell me I’m the smartest guy in the world and everything is gonna be ok.
Yea I specifically got this cause my spring water has very low ppm. Was 11 ppm todayI haven't read through the thread so I don't know if you know this or not but there was a guy named Aquaman that used to post here who pointed out that AN pH perfect only works properly with distilled or RO water. I know many people swear by it personally I wouldn't touch it with a stick; hope it works out for you, good luck!
Goin back with GH trio its been around a long timeI haven't read through the thread so I don't know if you know this or not but there was a guy named Aquaman that used to post here who pointed out that AN pH perfect only works properly with distilled or RO water. I know many people swear by it personally I wouldn't touch it with a stick; hope it works out for you, good luck!
I used it for three years, good stuff! I still got a few gallons around, I use the pink in my tomatoes! I use masterblend now inside, good luck!Goin back with GH trio its been around a long time
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