Club 600

It's funny. This thread is like New York Cheese Cake. I check all my other subscriptions, and then check the 600. Kinda like saving the CK for dessert. =)

Originally Posted by DST

Good night lad, off to the plumbers now!

need ya water system checked on? plumbing leaking? haha told it happens at a certain age to men hahahahaha

Originally Posted by F.M.I.L.Y

D, get that seal and then blaze some trees!!! Thats when the day will be back on track for ya!

Late Night prOn for the Club

Skunky Monkey #2 and #3

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Peace and Good night!

FM

Number2 looks like it will be the yielder!! 3 looks more indica dom though.

I'm the same afraw. I feel like it's the only reason I check the other threads is just to get through them, to check the 6.

So I have a question for you soil type peeps. I just put clones in soil... 3 gal pots. The bottom third of each pot is super soil, the middle third is Roots Organics Original, and the top third is Roots Organic Green Light (same as Original with more perlite mixed in). I patted the soil down after each soil, I hope that was ok. Not too much pressure, just kind of set it, if that makes sense. The question.

When and how much do I give it for it's first watering in the soil?

These plants are for a friend who is going to use only water, so I'll start them off that way as well. Sadly, no tea for these gals. I'm gonna use tap water as well. Do I need to let that sit out like I've read people do? I really can't imagine it making that big a difference... but then again, I've only ever used RO.

Also... do I ph adjust the water? If so, what ph do I want it?

Thanks for the help.

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Originally Posted by jigfresh

I'm the same afraw. I feel like it's the only reason I check the other threads is just to get through them, to check the 6.

So I have a question for you soil type peeps. I just put clones in soil... 3 gal pots. The bottom third of each pot is super soil, the middle third is Roots Organics Original, and the top third is Roots Organic Green Light (same as Original with more perlite mixed in). I patted the soil down after each soil, I hope that was ok. Not too much pressure, just kind of set it, if that makes sense. The question.

When and how much do I give it for it's first watering in the soil?

These plants are for a friend who is going to use only water, so I'll start them off that way as well. Sadly, no tea for these gals. I'm gonna use tap water as well. Do I need to let that sit out like I've read people do? I really can't imagine it making that big a difference... but then again, I've only ever used RO.

Also... do I ph adjust the water? If so, what ph do I want it?

Thanks for the help.

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Definatly PH the water! Organics love 6.2 to 6.6. Unless your water district has a website to check tap samples, I would let it aerate for 24hrs. Some amounts of chlorine are needed for cell management and growth. But too much can be toxic. Good luck!

P.S. Tea isn't necessary if everything is in the soil. Usually "Ammenders" as I call them, must let the soil "Cook" before using. Water will do just fine for 2-3 weeks. If it yellows, throw some alfalfa meal as a top dress, buried under 1/2" of soil.

for me the first watering is when i transplant them..wter them in..dont flood but get all areas wet...after that when they are that small, they rarely need more than 1-2 waterings a week...as for the ph...i use tap and havent bothered to check it...but i have good tapwater here...if u are going to stabalize then the optimal range for soil 6.5-7.0...where-as with hydro its more like 5.8...hope that helps

i believe alot of water district no longer use chlorine but have been using chloramine instead...my understanding that chloramine doesnt dissapate as quickly or completely as chlorine does

Hey! Day 2 of 12/12!

DP and 2 caramelicious. Looks like DP might yield more....Hmmm.

It looks lonely, but he'll get 4 more friends soon. Need cash for those 240V smart cords. Grrrrr.

Peace 6'rs!