very nice..did U ever happen to get that construction journal up? Im just curious to see which is more expensive, aero or hydro....Im just thinking..out here we call weed that was grown in soil "dirt weed", if its grown hydroponically its "dro" or "hydro" but what is the street slang for aeroponics?

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Not sure. Dirt weed here means some street mexican red hair brown weed. Just a dirt bag probably has seeds in it. Dro was an old term havent heard it in awhile.Lotta people refer to hydro or aero here as "Goodie Good". I havent put the manual up yet I have most of it written up but I was gonna make a second setup since I dont have many step by step pictures and could get them by building a second setup.Should I post without step by step pics?

Do you have any suggestions for building an aero set-up that could fit in a mills pride cab? I'm doing DWC right now and thought be a nice step up

whats a mills pride cab?

hey man i like what im seeing everything seems to be going accordingly ...

if u did set that up how to make it with the pictures i think that would help every single person that takes the time to listen what u have to say .... keep the pics coming ...

what are u growing there>?

ill keep checkin up ...

Its a pure indica strain. It was dubbed"Ohio Player" some 20 plus years ago as it was thought to have been first been grown in Ohio someplace.Its very very strong citrus type of smell and smoke. I know only 5 others who have this strain anymore and I had to plead my case for 2 years to get me a clone.This stuff is big and resiny.We used to smoke a bowl each of the buds at a friends house and he would have like 4 hospital grade air filters running leave for 2 hours come back and when you open the door to the house it was like someone punched you in the face with the smell that was still there.Its a real heavy body buzz nice tingly and your lips get black with resin when you smoke it. Its my favorite I have ever had.Its crazy. Usually it's always been done ebb and floow (flood and drain) but Im the first to do it aero. The others usually got about 6-13 oz per plant so Im curious what I get in a high speed system with lower height plants.We will see when the story is done being told.

lol good god sounds like some killllllllla


wish i could smoke me some but im sure u will let us know how it do ... haha good luck man its lookin nice

heh, so a michigan guy couldn't get his hands on that strain by any chance could he?

This is an impressive thread FF, really interested to see a tutorial on how to make an aero setup, as I want to try one (smaller scale) in a closet grow, but haven't got the foggiest idea of how the things work!

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Ok been a minute since last post so I am going to show what these plants looked like at day 19 in the aerosetup.This would be day 19 and the first day going into 12/12. The plants hit from 16-18 inches and I dont wanna wait any taller as this should keep me around the 3-4 foot finished height I want.I have begun nutrient switch over now adding my Fox Farm Tiger Bloom and Big Bloom.My feeding schedule is faster then the Fox Farm Chart so at 3 weeks Im actually starting the week5-6 feedings as I plant to be done at week 9 or 10 total grow.These got a good misting of sensa-spray which is a direct female hormone extract to increase bud sites and flower sizes.Nute solution is brought up to 1350-1400 ppm and the ph is being kept between 5.8-6.2 at this point.Only had 1 issue so far and that was I opted not to put screen over my drain as figured roots would wad up on it and clog well roots are now about 3-4 long and I had 1 drain get filled with roots and caused a small overflow but I happened to be checking when it happened so I was able to correct it for now. Will see if this contunes to be an issue.Ok couple quick shots of the first day lights will be going into 12/12..

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