Night Claptoman
Well-Known Member
Hi all and welcome to my grow journal.
I have my other journal running but I thought this one deserves a seperate thread as its a completly different growing method.
I'm just starting to find out what this Hempy buckets thing is all about so I'll only be using one 1.8l bucket.
I got a 2l water bottle, cut the top off, sprayed it brown so it will let much much less light in and with a strip of masking tape I kept a line clear to act as a gauge for me to see the water level.
I got left with 1.8l of available space for medium, and I only use about 1.6l.
I cut 6 holes with a 4drill 2.5 inches from the bottom the let excess water out.
As I figured, the bottom part is the place where the water and fertilizers solution is kept and the roots push up the water to use it as needed.
most of the bottom part is perlite and the rest is 33%coco and 77% perlite.
These day go up to 40deg C so something to hold water is crucial.
Yesterday the clone rooted and transfered to the hempy. Its a clone of the Greenhouse Cheese.
I put the top of the bottle on as a humidity dome to help this weak clone.
It will not have much vegging time and will not be topped or trained as it needs to get the height of my pretty big other plants.
The fertilizer I use currently is a one part TotalGrow solution by GHE (General Hydroponics Europe) with a PH of around 6.
No PPM\EC meter available.
I use tap water that sat over 24 hours leadless to let chlorine evaporate.
One thing I already learnt is to rinse the coco and perlite better. I rinsed them but it bugs me I haven't done it better.
As this is my first run with the hempy thing I encourage you to post any idea you have about it. I'm totally new and eager to learn.
Thank you all for watching
I have my other journal running but I thought this one deserves a seperate thread as its a completly different growing method.
I'm just starting to find out what this Hempy buckets thing is all about so I'll only be using one 1.8l bucket.
I got a 2l water bottle, cut the top off, sprayed it brown so it will let much much less light in and with a strip of masking tape I kept a line clear to act as a gauge for me to see the water level.
I got left with 1.8l of available space for medium, and I only use about 1.6l.
I cut 6 holes with a 4drill 2.5 inches from the bottom the let excess water out.
As I figured, the bottom part is the place where the water and fertilizers solution is kept and the roots push up the water to use it as needed.
most of the bottom part is perlite and the rest is 33%coco and 77% perlite.
These day go up to 40deg C so something to hold water is crucial.
Yesterday the clone rooted and transfered to the hempy. Its a clone of the Greenhouse Cheese.
I put the top of the bottle on as a humidity dome to help this weak clone.
It will not have much vegging time and will not be topped or trained as it needs to get the height of my pretty big other plants.
The fertilizer I use currently is a one part TotalGrow solution by GHE (General Hydroponics Europe) with a PH of around 6.
No PPM\EC meter available.
I use tap water that sat over 24 hours leadless to let chlorine evaporate.
One thing I already learnt is to rinse the coco and perlite better. I rinsed them but it bugs me I haven't done it better.
As this is my first run with the hempy thing I encourage you to post any idea you have about it. I'm totally new and eager to learn.
Thank you all for watching
