It's hard to tell if you're using cool tubes, or Gavida from the pics, but If I had to guess by the height, yields, and your "Like some sunglasses" statement..I'm going with Gavida's?Room 2 is even more web lol
When nets up it's hard to get in there a work on them and mould can set in as well as squares on net are big so don't really hold them up and can get all the runtz at bottom and pull them up more into the light
Thank you. There are a bunch in my gallery, but I'll be posting some moreSome muff on those babies.
I needed to step back to go forward.
Things where I am are about to change. The state will allow "mirogroweries" that has to be sold to a dispensary!
The state is actually moving quick to get the new laws un place, and the fee to the state is unbelievably low.
I've got everything I need to get going, and have had people waiting on me since I got out.
I've seen what the medical dispensaries have around here have to offer, and it's garbage.
They would limit microgrowers to 150 plants.
The governor, and both parties are all in, with a couple exceptions, but 60%+ of residents are in favor of recreational cannabis.
As I mentioned, I've delt with pretty much every issue that a grower can face. Not all can be beaten. On rare occasions, ya just gotta tear everything down sterilize, and cut your loses, but I've only seen that happen once. The facility was up, anf harvesting 12-14 weeks later.
So from cloning, to massive yields, and anything that may arise, I'm supremely confident I can get your garden thriving in a days.
Why not. A few .
The 1st 2 are Choc D (Someone's cut)
I experimented with nute solution temp, as well as air temps.
Water temps at 67 hold 2x's as much 02 as 77. Keep the Rez cool, and for some colors, Choc only took a few degrees less, and the leaves would turn black, and no foxtailing at all
Next, big colas, and potang, but too leafy.
The last pic was very pretty, just not quite the potency. I had to fix that
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It's all opinion. I wouldn't care if ya grew by candlelit. If you LOVE growing as I do, I'll do whatever I can to helpWelcome back.... nice to see the helping growers intentionsmay disagree with the LED comments but that's the beautiful thing about growing there is no one right way just the one that works for us. Stay positive
Nice looking buds as usual
I learn, well watched other's learn the hard way. Prevention is tbe best cure.I'm curious what your solution for pythium or thrips. I know what I would use but curious about your solution
I switch up depending on season.Is that RDWC?
I fully agree on prevention. But my question was regarding pythium (root rot) and thrip's which are a pest.It's all opinion. I wouldn't care if ya grew by candlelit. If you LOVE growing as I do, I'll do whatever I can to help
I learn, well watched other's learn the hard way. Prevention is tbe best cure.
For roots, I live H&G XL Silver.
Showering, and changing before entering the garden is a pain, however it's a whole lot easier than dealing with pythium root rot, PM (PLEANTY of air movement, keep containers clean)
Once I began taking these steps, I've had no issues (well serious)
Always assume any clone you bring in your garden is infected. Don't treat, but quarantine.
Thanks, those are excellent questions!
Pests can only get in your garden if you let them. From pets, to shoes, going from 1 garden the the next.I fully agree on prevention. But my question was regarding pythium (root rot) and thrip's which are a pest.
Rock, I checked out your gallery.I fully agree on prevention. But my question was regarding pythium (root rot) and thrip's which are a pest.
Your very stuck on prevention but when growing in something like peat thrips can come in your purchased media. As well as pythium. There are products for mosquitos containing bti (I use mosquito dunk) in the water and combine with a pyrethrum spray to eradicate thrips or fungus gnats. And for root rot neem oil in your water. (I own a cannabis consulting company in Kelowna B.C. Canada.) I agree 100% a pest and fungal prevention program is the best means of handling these issues. However it's not realistic to assume you will NEVER have these problems even with proper prevention. But learning to deal with them (mosquito dunk's in the first watering of the soil followed by a spray that night can make the rest of your program work properly.When I left, I
Pests can only get in your garden if you let them. From pets, to shoes, going from 1 garden the the next.
Pythium is usually the result of nutrient solution being to warm, or stagnant. Microbes, and water temps between 63-67, House and Garden Roits Excel, and I haven't delt with Pythium since 2012?
Rockwool could be a poor choicevof medium if your temps run above 75.
For thrips I'd use spinosad. Even monterrey garden insect spray works well. Conserve is the commercial flavour iirc.I'm curious what your solution for pythium or thrips. I know what I would use but curious about your solution
To be clear I do not have any issues with these. I was just asking what You would do. Yes the ac is wired to blow air constantly into the center of the room at about 650 cfmRock, I checked out your gallery.
Only 1 strain shown..Sour? It's hard to tell from the pics, plus there are countless names nowadays, but looks good.
And from the looks of your setup, you have a good amount of airflow, but is it getting the middle of your garden?.
If the temps in your root zone get too warm, and ya have poor airflow (even in a section) As it seems you know, pythium will spread fast, and that's not a problem we want
I currently have purple candy kush and king tutt. At about a 70/30 ratioRock, I checked out your gallery.
Only 1 strain shown..Sour? It's hard to tell from the pics, plus there are countless names nowadays, but looks good.
And from the looks of your setup, you have a good amount of airflow, but is it getting the middle of your garden?.
If the temps in your root zone get too warm, and ya have poor airflow (even in a section) As it seems you know, pythium will spread fast, and that's not a problem we want
Correct! I haven't used peat since 2012 either. Besides the always threat of bugs in any medium, peat has other issues I've come across that weren't for me.Your very stuck on prevention but when growing in something like peat thrips can come in your purchased media. As well as pythium. There are products for mosquitos containing bti (I use mosquito dunk) in the water and combine with a pyrethrum spray to eradicate thrips or fungus gnats. And for root rot neem oil in your water. (I own a cannabis consulting company in Kelowna B.C. Canada.) I agree 100% a pest and fungal prevention program is the best means of handling these issues. However it's not realistic to assume you will NEVER have these problems even with proper prevention. But learning to deal with them (mosquito dunk's in the first watering of the soil followed by a spray that night can make the rest of your program work properly.
Nice, I have access to Candy Kush. I had never seen it grow.To be clear I do not have any issues with these. I was just asking what You would do. Yes the ac is wired to blow air constantly into the center of the room at about 650 cfm
I currently have purple candy kush and king tutt. At about a 70/30 ratio
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