Rushoe
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Looking good man dank line up how are them white dawgs?
you dont mess around bro ,nice those nugs look like they could be fire og dom but do have some white influence showing imo
Lookin good again.. Another great grow..
Looking good man dank line up how are them white dawgs?
r the lights 2 close to the plants? r they 1000's or 600's? would like to set some thing up similar to ur setup someday n was wondering how much can they take also what's the temp around the top of canopy?
Here are some pics of my favorite WIFI pheno. All of these nugs were in one half gallon mason jar. I was just re-shuffling them and thought, what a great opp for some pics.
This stuff is super dense, and just reeks when you cut into it. It hits me very hard every time. The taste is getting better each day too. Super thick OG smoke that leaves you totally satisfied and happy with only one bong rip. Top notch in every way. OGR did it with this stuff. Amazing.
Does this stuff look like Fire OG to you all?
Broskiett! them are real nice! so whats the taste about good/bad - fuely/diesely what it is?
Im down for that challenge bro im about to take down some ladies will have a good session
Dude you are killing it! props to you
sick, why r u not using co2 this run?
ogonly....how big can you get plants in those 3 gal root pots (like in the original pic). I mirrored your setup and I can't believe that small of pot is going to hold it the whole time. My stalk size and time of flower look almost identical to that first pic you posted. (i would've pm'ed you but I don't have access yet)
I really like the two tier scrog screen set-up. I think I might have to try that. You said your Co2 generator puts out a lot of heat, what brand and model do you have?
The plants can get huge in the 3 gallon root pots. They can be 4 feet tall and 4 feet wide if you have the space, the right strain and they've been veged and trained properly. I'm actually using 2 gallon pots in my 4x4 tray and 3 gallon in my 3x3 tray this run. The plants in the 2 gallon smartpots (2 gallon smartpots are not 2 gallon ,more like 1.5 gallon) are pretty damn big.
Its not so much the pot holding the plant up, its the netting. Once your plant grows into the netting (assuming its done correctly) nothings going to let it come down. How long did you veg? I'm veging at least 8 weeks, but on slow speed. I'm not trying to hurry them up. My 12 bulb T5 only had 4 bulbs fired. I keep it like that for the first few weeks.
I veg 4 weeks from clone under hps so they get fairly big by that time. I'm at 4'x4' and they aren't even done stretching yet and thats with them trained thru the tresseling, they are probably closer to 5'. My main concern were the roots having no where to go and getting root bound, not the plant falling over. Your answer kind of implies thats not a problem though. The plant just looks really big for that small pot, i guess it has a huge root system from the air pruning and i just have to keep it damp.
I have two in 5 gal plastic home depot buckets with small loose rockwool cubes and they actually seem to be outperforming the coco but they are lavendar and the coco has tahoe and fire in it so its not really a fair comparison. interested to see the tahoe when its done cause its a way stronger plant than the fire. First go with the mini cubes and coco, feeding them both 6/9 +3 calmag. Do you drop the micro at mid flower? Saw that some people do that. I was always a 8/16 recirculating guy the whole way thru. 6/9 plants look much healthier and grow just as fast to my amazement. Drain to waste also uses way less water and nutes which seems counter intuitive. using 30gal/week 6/9 vs. changing out 45gal 8/16 weekly.
Lookin real good bro! Great lineup. Cant wait to see what you find in them WU and WS packs. Gonna be bomb 4sho. Another fire ass harvest common your way. ~ODB~
The plants can get huge in the 3 gallon root pots. They can be 4 feet tall and 4 feet wide if you have the space, the right strain and they've been veged and trained properly. I'm actually using 2 gallon pots in my 4x4 tray and 3 gallon in my 3x3 tray this run. The plants in the 2 gallon smartpots (2 gallon smartpots are not 2 gallon ,more like 1.5 gallon) are pretty damn big.
Its not so much the pot holding the plant up, its the netting. Once your plant grows into the netting (assuming its done correctly) nothings going to let it come down. How long did you veg? I'm veging at least 8 weeks, but on slow speed. I'm not trying to hurry them up. My 12 bulb T5 only had 4 bulbs fired. I keep it like that for the first few weeks.
I veg 4 weeks from clone under hps so they get fairly big by that time. I'm at 4'x4' and they aren't even done stretching yet and thats with them trained thru the tresseling, they are probably closer to 5'. My main concern were the roots having no where to go and getting root bound, not the plant falling over. Your answer kind of implies thats not a problem though. The plant just looks really big for that small pot, i guess it has a huge root system from the air pruning and i just have to keep it damp.
I have two in 5 gal plastic home depot buckets with small loose rockwool cubes and they actually seem to be outperforming the coco but they are lavendar and the coco has tahoe and fire in it so its not really a fair comparison. interested to see the tahoe when its done cause its a way stronger plant than the fire. First go with the mini cubes and coco, feeding them both 6/9 +3 calmag. Do you drop the micro at mid flower? Saw that some people do that. I was always a 8/16 recirculating guy the whole way thru. 6/9 plants look much healthier and grow just as fast to my amazement. Drain to waste also uses way less water and nutes which seems counter intuitive. using 30gal/week 6/9 vs. changing out 45gal 8/16 weekly.
Nice bro sounds like you have everything under control. Ya its not really a fair comparison Lavender to Fire and Tahoe. I grew a 13 zip Lavender plant with 2 6 in. rockwool stacked on top of each other. Lavender yields through the roof.
Yes the roots will fill every square centimeter of your coco. I've done side by sides with rootpots and plastic and got pretty much the same yield from both.
I also prefer drain to waste and yes it is funny how it seems you waste less water with DTW. I pour all my waste water on the roses outside, they seem to like it. I'm pretty much on exactly the same 6/9 with 4 ml cal mag. Yes I do like to cut down the micro half way through. It has tons of nitrogen, and you won't get much fade unless you do cut it back or out completely the last few weeks before flush. Coco stores a ton of nutes so don't worry about them going hungry on N.
Ur grow is lookin good OGOnly. I need some of that fire in my life! :cool
thanks for the help, will let you know how they come out, maybe post some pics
is there any advantage to using a co2 generator instead of a tank and regulator?
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