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We can make a thread for perpetual harvesting if needed. Let's get back on topic of growing non hydro trees.
Back on topic, promix coco fidyfidy.ogkush a dinaherm product ;) fidy dayz.
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Oh yeah, thats from a perpetual garden hehehe.
It's thread related. First, for us to understand each other, we need to have the definitions of the terms we use be the same for everyone.
Second, perpetual non-hydro trees would be the most common way to do it, so as to minimize downtimes?
Third, assuming this is the case, what some of the interval strategies people employ, and what kind of results are they seeing?
we try to chop 2 plants a week and replace those with big veggers.im tickled with anything over 8 zips per plant.no down time for us cause 2 plants fills the racks and when one dries its time to chop another.off days are for upcanning,taking cuts and mowin the grass.
a lil tree @ 2 weeks
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and her again @ 9
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cmon cap, ive seen plenty of trees that never hit the # sign. Im talking 8-10's indoors ha. things probably vegged for 3 months. shit ive done it myself a few times. ive seen some funky shit and you deff cant label a tree a "tree" based on its yield!Soil?
I think when this thread was started as non-hydro trees, TG was trying to discuss organic soil trees. I could be wrong.
IMHO a tree is a tree. not a bush. I'm talking at least a # per plant.
I also don't see why soil that is heavily amended with chunky perlite would not grow just as fast and produce as well as coco. I'm not a soil guy though...
Things I learned from previous runs:
Defoliate heavily and get way better penetration.
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I have had branches almost weighing that much, how does this end up in a tree growing thread? For me trees start at a Kg. JKwe try to chop 2 plants a week and replace those with big veggers.im tickled with anything over 8 zips per plant.no down time for us cause 2 plants fills the racks and when one dries its time to chop another.off days are for upcanning,taking cuts and mowin the grass.
a lil tree @ 2 weeks
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and her again @ 9
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I have had branches almost weighing that much, how does this end up in a tree growing thread? For me trees start at a Kg. JK
Promix and coco with jacks classic and humic acid or fossilfuel.i think if you put my 8 to 10 oz plants side by side withothers that claim a elbow you'll see they stack up nicely.i just dont lie about weights or keep every last fluffy nug and weight it.all the small shit goes to hash and budder
Why you gotta dis my shrubz like that lol.that plant stood 65" and was a good 4 ft wide.not a good yielding strain but dank enough.sorry I tainted your tree thread, was just goin off the pics from page one, peaceI have had branches almost weighing that much, how does this end up in a tree growing thread? For me trees start at a Kg. JK
Soil?
I think when this thread was started as non-hydro trees, TG was trying to discuss organic soil trees. I could be wrong.
IMHO a tree is a tree. not a bush. I'm talking at least a # per plant.
I also don't see why soil that is heavily amended with chunky perlite would not grow just as fast and produce as well as coco. I'm not a soil guy though...
True Grit - when you say 'defoliate heavily' you mean remove lots of fan leaves in bloom in order to get better light penetration?
Can you elaborate? What point in bloom do you heavily defoliate? Could you post some pics before and after defoliating to get an idea?
Assuming this helps you get more yield and light on inner flowers (would be lower flowers or lower parts of colas in a horizontal setup). What kind of difference in yields did you see with defoliating?
Thanks!
ms walker? o_O can you tell me more? :)Not my thread,I just don't want people thinking a tree is a half lber. To grow trees you need the strain. Your skills look good. I have a pic somewhere here of a ms walker at 3.25lb avg on grow was 2.85. Anybody could hit 2 lb with that strain. JK
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