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Learning How To Think Different

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#41
justiceman said:
hahahahaha! Good times and good people. Man I love this place. I see what you're getting at though bro. So my plan for the current photoperiod run is hand water(2x a day) which will be the same plan for the this Think Different Auto run as well. I had decided to run veg+bloom with no system just to see how it works out at first. Next run though I'm gonna put my 4 flora flex caps to use and set up a DTW drip system on a timer just like you said. That's the best thing you can do with coco!

Yo I wanna throw some root shots down for interest as well. Check it out fellow blades. The roots on this auto should look just like that.
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Root root root for the coco. If it don't grow for you it's a shame! Go Coco cubbies.... lol...
good looking roots!!
Game on lol...
 
#44
Seriously, every time you put up root shots I get all warm n fuzzy lol. I forgot to get a shot of it but one or two of my clones were rooting out the top. I hope they didn't prune off, I want to show master ramen my work lol
 
#45
Day 5(from being dropped in a moist paper towel)

Alright we are smooth sailing so far everyone. She's been getting light drizzles of .2EC of veg+bloom RO formula and pH at 5.8 to maintain the cations in the coco.
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incogneato said:
Seriously, every time you put up root shots I get all warm n fuzzy lol. I forgot to get a shot of it but one or two of my clones were rooting out the top. I hope they didn't prune off, I want to show master ramen my work lol
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Man get those root shots posted ASAP! I love roots brotha. Hahahaha Master Ramen! This title..... I will accept it but I must make even more ramen to be truly worthy. This Deep Purple is starting to pop roots up top:cool: Real fuzzy on the left lol.
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#46
justiceman said:
Day 5(from being dropped in a moist paper towel)

Alright we are smooth sailing so far everyone. She's been getting light drizzles of .2EC of veg+bloom RO formula and pH at 5.8 to maintain the cations in the coco.
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Man get those root shots posted ASAP! I love roots brotha. Hahahaha Master Ramen! This title..... I will accept it but I must make even more ramen to be truly worthy. This Deep Purple is starting to pop roots up top:cool: Real fuzzy on the left lol.
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There incogneto,,, fuzzy wuzzy for you...
 
#47
justiceman said:
Day 5(from being dropped in a moist paper towel)

Alright we are smooth sailing so far everyone. She's been getting light drizzles of .2EC of veg+bloom RO formula and pH at 5.8 to maintain the cations in the coco.
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Man get those root shots posted ASAP! I love roots brotha. Hahahaha Master Ramen! This title..... I will accept it but I must make even more ramen to be truly worthy. This Deep Purple is starting to pop roots up top:cool: Real fuzzy on the left lol.
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Your screen name should of been JUSTICE OF THE ROOTS
 
#49
justiceman said:
lmao!

Posting another root shot because I have to now.

This is the exact pot that the Think Different is in now. It was previously inhabited by my DeadHead OG and here are her pearly whites. View attachment 670411
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See thats why im such a good grower. I watch all of you and i find the thing you are each good at, then i copy it! lol And to think im stupid!
 
#53
Hey @justiceman .

You tried transplanting sooner.
Before the roots become rootbound?

Last round the beast showed me that perfectly timed transplants. where it almost seemed premature. Gave it a growth boost over the one left in a smaller pot longer.

I think the ratio of root volume:soil volume. Needs to lean a little extra on the soil volume side. This makes for a nice bank/buffer of nutrient storage and for ph stability.

While I like seeing your noodles bro.
I'd rather see some giant fruits :)
 
#54
rmoltis said:
Hey @justiceman .

You tried transplanting sooner.
Before the roots become rootbound?

Last round the beast showed me that perfectly timed transplants. where it almost seemed premature. Gave it a growth boost over the one left in a smaller pot longer.

I think the ratio of root volume:soil volume. Needs to lean a little extra on the soil volume side. This makes for a nice bank/buffer of nutrient storage and for ph stability.

While I like seeing your noodles bro.
I'd rather see some giant fruits :)
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Im pretty sure he's keeping em smaller because the bloom area is occupied.
 
#56
rmoltis said:
Hey @justiceman .

You tried transplanting sooner.
Before the roots become rootbound?

Last round the beast showed me that perfectly timed transplants. where it almost seemed premature. Gave it a growth boost over the one left in a smaller pot longer.

I think the ratio of root volume:soil volume. Needs to lean a little extra on the soil volume side. This makes for a nice bank/buffer of nutrient storage and for ph stability.

While I like seeing your noodles bro.
I'd rather see some giant fruits :)
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What fruits before roots,,,,
is that like bros before hoes????
:)
 
#60
incogneato said:
Hey JM, I gotta re up on coco, what coco are you running again? I want to try one without the sphagnum in it
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Sometimes the store around me changes coco which kinda sucks. In the Flower tent I am using Atami Bcuzz coco as that is all they had at the time. It's working well. It was $19 for 50l. Before I had that I used a hydrated block of Botanicare brick coco. Good stuff and way cheaper than pre fluffed coco, but it's more work. Most of the known brands are good. The only brand I would not recommend is Roots Organics Coco Palms. The batch I got was terribly high in salt content.

rmoltis said:
Hey @justiceman .

You tried transplanting sooner.
Before the roots become rootbound?

Last round the beast showed me that perfectly timed transplants. where it almost seemed premature. Gave it a growth boost over the one left in a smaller pot longer.

I think the ratio of root volume:soil volume. Needs to lean a little extra on the soil volume side. This makes for a nice bank/buffer of nutrient storage and for ph stability.

While I like seeing your noodles bro.
I'd rather see some giant fruits :)
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Indeed fruits are the end game brotha. I think you are talking about the rootbound solo cup girls? Like incogneato said I'm doing it on purpose to keep them small. They are my Bonsai moms/Experimental plants. I don't really have a purpose for them per say. I just want to see how far I can take it until they run into nutrient problems but so far they are healthy.
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I completely agree that one needs a higher volume of soil to roots when growing for the exact reasons you stated, but I'm growing in coco with straight hydro nutrients(veg+bloom 1 part powder). In my experience I've been able to grow the same size plants in almost half the amount of coco compared to soil because of the control I have over nutrition. The plants in my flower tent are only in 2gallon fabric pots except the DeadHead is in a coco hempy for kicks.

Here's that DeadHead OG seedling before I transplanted her into a half gal container:D. Not bad for a solo cup but it's gotta be coco haha.

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