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I have NEVER done perpetual, that takes great organization, so props to you for that. I have done SOG and, due to my back problems, generally prefer that. However, I fill up the space under those lights best I can, I do 3'x3' trays, 32plants/tray. That does, I think, help 'even out' those plants that don't produce so well, but it also presents some problems if not monocropping (running all the same strain) with specific regard to FEEDING. My answer to that was different strains in each tray, which limits me to two strains/indoor run (when I'm running indoors).Interesting ... I get Tea now. I am guessing that this is controlled alot less quantitatively.
something to try for sure ...
OK new question;
I have the space to house 48 ladies for bloom. In the past, I have don SOG with 6 weekly. I am growing a set that takes 8 weeks of flowering ... So I could do, 6, weekly, perpetually, or should I do 48 at once .... or even 24 every 4 weeks?
The reason I ask is that I had been doing 6 weekly ... and the down side to that is that if one or 2 of the plans were moderate bloomers ... the yield was weak. I am wondering if this evens out with larger numbers or at very least "lessens" the blow.
I am leaning to 24 a month.
Thoughts?
Um... you are FAR more organized, mentally, than I on this. It's making sense when I read it!sorry for the looooong delay.
So if I plant 6 plants week one, 6 plants week two, and so on .... by the time I get to week 8 (the time it will take for the plants to be at harvest) I can harvest the week 1 plants, THEN plant the week 8 plants ... so 6 (plants) X 8 (Weeks-Rows) = 48 Plants total. SOG..... right?
Wait... what? Yes, I'll have another, thank you.I think I may do 24 every 4 weeks though. so 24 week one, wait 4 weeks and then on week 5(start) plant another 24 (now my space is full) and then let another 4 weeks go by ..... to be harvest time for the first 24. rinse and repeat .... or is that shampoo?
In theory it sounds good. I know I see plenty of HUGE tanks already mixed at the edges of fields, obviously they're fertigating. What I don't know is whether or not the mixture is concentrated and then mixed with water at a manifold, thus diluting to proper ratios. Ya know what? If it's not terribly expensive, why not try it one run? The only products I would take some care with in doing that are those with organic molecules, any kinds of sugars, for example. If aminos, I think they can be relied on to not only remain stable, but not provide a bunch of easy food for cheap microbes.OK ... back to my first kinda question ..... Here is the feed guide for the DNF suite of products. It is what the local hydro store offers primarily.
What i really wanted to know was can I mix them together so I don't have to measure it all out every time. SOOOO..... if you look at the chart, for week 3 to 7 in the bloom section, can I mix together the DNF A,B , DNF Bloom Fortifier, DNF CarboLogic, DNF Black, and DNF Gold, in the proper proportions so that I would ad 100ml of "Mixture" to 1L of water? now I do understand that some of them are powders and some are liquids .... so Hypothetically .... could I mix these all together so I can have ONE mixture to add to water to make it easier on myself?
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