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SkunkyDunk
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22 weeks from seed, 7 weeks in veg and 11 weeks in flower.
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22 weeks from seed, 7 weeks in veg and 11 weeks in flower.
With 2 600’s i have only got to an average of 5.5 oz per plant. But in a low space with 3 gallon pots. I was pretty proud of those numbers until now. Thanks a lot! :-)
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Im a firm believer that more soil produces more flowers!
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Im a firm believer that more soil produces more flowers!
Sure. And plants bigger than my space.
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your ### are GOOD Also......................................With 2 600’s i have only got to an average of 5.5 oz per plant. But in a low space with 3 gallon pots. I was pretty proud of those numbers until now. Thanks a lot! :-)
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man I don't think I would of change my grow room .... I sure hope the same on this run....
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your ### are GOOD Also......................................
Thanks. I dont even grow for yield. Just the happiest plants to the end i can get. Quality and yield come from that but there is a trade off if pumping plants with nutrients.
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man I don't think I would of change my grow room .... I sure hope the same on this run....
After the led learning curve theoretically yield should go up from more usable plant light.
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that's GOING TO be Hard to Match........ I don't care what your running................After the led learning curve theoretically yield should go up from more usable plant light.
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Skunks grow is perfect led comparison I don’t know if I can wait another 20 weeks to find out the results ! Lol nice work skunk both in the grow and the lights !After the led learning curve theoretically yield should go up from more usable plant light.
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More soil equals more flowers!
Actually less nutes than if using smaller bags.
Actually less nutes than if using smaller bags.
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Thanks guys!
I'm telling you, it is a hard decision to run these LED's.
I planted my first beans in '72, that's last century for you younguns.
We can simulate the sun, the wind, the humidity. All the stuff needed for a plant to grow outside,,,, except for the room for the roots to stretch.
I'm telling you, it is a hard decision to run these LED's.
I planted my first beans in '72, that's last century for you younguns.
We can simulate the sun, the wind, the humidity. All the stuff needed for a plant to grow outside,,,, except for the room for the roots to stretch.
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I used to use buckets when I first went indoors, then way later discovered fabric pots and thinking because of air pruning I went with a 3 gal size for about 5 years. Then upped to 15 gal and nothing else changed except size of containers and yields for almost any variety nearly doubled!
Fast forward to 2010 and I found what I use now exclusively, the Smart Pot Long bags!
Lots of soil, lots of flowers.
Same quality just more of it.
Of course this is just my experience.
Fast forward to 2010 and I found what I use now exclusively, the Smart Pot Long bags!
Lots of soil, lots of flowers.
Same quality just more of it.
Of course this is just my experience.
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You know I'm glad you said that because when I was pushing some sticks down into my 3 gallon pots, on a couple of the mature mothers that I'm about to flower I could barely push it down because of the root mass!?I used to use buckets when I first went indoors, then way later discovered fabric pots and thinking because of air pruning I went with a 3 gal size for about 5 years. Then upped to 15 gal and nothing else changed except size of containers and yields for almost any variety nearly doubled!
Fast forward to 2010 and I found what I use now exclusively, the Smart Pot Long bags!
Lots of soil, lots of flowers.
Same quality just more of it.
Of course this is just my experience.
so I put some 5gal. fabric pots in my cart but I've been on the fence but I'm going to order them right now because of what you said, first time ever using them! thanks for the info
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New here of course but I run autoflower in limited space I’m currently trying multiple containers , I run 1,2 and 3 gallon fabric bags. What I like about the larger containers/soil is they seem to be less maintenance overall! Until chop day, lol someday when I have a room those long bags will line the floor,I used to use buckets when I first went indoors, then way later discovered fabric pots and thinking because of air pruning I went with a 3 gal size for about 5 years. Then upped to 15 gal and nothing else changed except size of containers and yields for almost any variety nearly doubled!
Fast forward to 2010 and I found what I use now exclusively, the Smart Pot Long bags!
Lots of soil, lots of flowers.
Same quality just more of it.
Of course this is just my experience.
Sorry my question really is how many plants do you get in there with out one choking the other ? You mentioned 5 earlier?
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All other things equal, I think you'll notice a differance.
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here's the thing the fab pots arn't the real size of a plastic..... so you really................................................................................REALLY Should be going solo cup -2gal veg 5gl Flower then you only have to worry about the last few weeks for FOOD.....................................................................
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New here of course but I run autoflower in limited space I’m currently trying multiple containers , I run 1,2 and 3 gallon fabric bags. What I like about the larger containers/soil is they seem to be less maintenance overall! Until chop day, lol someday when I have a room those long bags will line the floor,
Sorry my question really is how many plants do you get in there with out one choking the other ? You mentioned 5 earlier?
Sorry my question really is how many plants do you get in there with out one choking the other ? You mentioned 5 earlier?
I had 5 last go because that's how many gals I ended up with.
I have run 9 in these long bags with same results.
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the 2 gal fab is the same size as 1 gal paint can... the 5 fab is like 4 gal plastic drywall bucket now a days......... just my 2 cents
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