*** VEGANICS with DR. VonDank *** - Page 2

Dr. VonDank · #11 10-02-2009, 07:56 PM

Some pics of the veganic method--The pics are of GODZILLA. Day 31 of flower. The pics were taking under HPS lighting.

Dr. VonDank · #12 10-02-2009, 08:05 PM

First pic is of GODZILLA. Second pic was posted to show how loose I run My mediums---75% perlite-----25% CANNA TERRA PROFFESIONAL PLUS. Roots love loose mediums. I try to build massive roots in the first 3 weeks of flowering to promote large bud set's. Third pic is of BURPLE---you can just start to see the blue/purple shading--once I finish the flush in 4 weeks the colors will come through---just wait

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Dr. VonDank · #13 10-02-2009, 08:16 PM

Close up pics of Dr. VonDanks " BURPLE" at day 31 of flower.

Dr. VonDank · #14 10-02-2009, 08:25 PM

ORANGE KRUSH pics.

sacmitthe · #15 10-02-2009, 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr. VonDank

I am currently on my 4th VEGANICS grow. I have been very impressed with the results and started working with this method in the pursuit of the cleanest form of medical grade marijuana. I will post pics/product reviews/ and some different techniques that I have used that surround this method. I would also like to discuss this method with other growers thinking about using this method or incorporating parts into their grows. I have had great success with all kinds of methods and understand that there are as many different ways to successfully grow MJ as there are members of RIU---lol. I hope you enjoy the thread... Dr. VonDank

I am glad to find your site - now I know what a good one looks like.
Very good topic to share with us. Great info.

Dr. VonDank · #16 10-02-2009, 08:37 PM

First pic is of dual R/O units with in-line TDS meter and PSI check valve. I have set-up all fittings with quick change JG fittings. In standard use the units will produce 220 gals/24hours. With the use of the booster in pic 2 I can get 400 gals/24hours. The booster is used for the last 3 weeks of flowering---YES--you do have to water more often when you run your mediums as loose as I do but without a doubt its worth it

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Dr. VonDank · #17 10-02-2009, 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by sacmitthe

I am glad to find your site - now I know what a good one looks like.
Very good topic to share with us. Great info.

Thank you but you are going to find allot of great posts and threads on here if you hang around long enough... Are you a med patient???

pacman · #18 10-02-2009, 11:57 PM

now, i wish the internet had scratch n' sniff! lovin the set-up brotha, smoke one for me when those babes are done.

Dr. VonDank · #19 10-03-2009, 12:06 AM

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Originally Posted by pacman

now, i wish the internet had scratch n' sniff! lovin the set-up brotha, smoke one for me when those babes are done.

Thank you brother----Will post some more pics in a couple weeks(I'm the worst photographer in the world

----I'm going to stick to growing meds---lol...

to serve man · #20 10-03-2009, 07:48 AM

I have been vegan for many years now and have also tried veganic gardening. I consider worm castings to be vegan though (only if you are obtaining them yourself, meaning no bagged!), because there isn't any exploitation going on in me collecting the worm castings. All of my vegan leftover scrap go into the worm bin, and out comes the black gold that makes my soil thrive. The same way that I don't consider raising your own animals for slaughter to be wrong, or hunting for food to be wrong either (not saying its vegan, I just don't see anything wrong with it if you can stomach doing it). I'm not a fan of trophy hunting, but if you are going to hunt for food, then I see no problem in it. But I know that 'some' vegans (mainly from the PETA mafia) see even hunting (something that native americans and hunter/gatherer tribes have been doing for thousands of years) as wrong. I'm sorry, I'm just not that dogmatic. And PETA are a bunch of self-rightous fringe dogmatists that makes all vegans look bad and one of the central reasons why veganism is frowned upon (besides for the strange fact that most omnivores seem 'threatened' by vegan lifestyle, and will bash it to no end, but at no time will look into the horrible things that go on inside of factory farms & slaughterhouses.)