Recent content by FlashBazbo

303-That looks like a good product choice for those who don't want to or can't make/mix their own nutes. Heisenberg, now I'll have another method to try.:lol: Love to experiment.... is the bottom of the cut far enough down in the hydroton to be below the water line, or slightly above? I'll try...

I've tried every method out there, bought units and built many DIY types too.Through it all here's what I've found: #1- HEALTHY MOM- feed well but not so much Nitrogen. N rich cuts want to grow, not root.....more cal and phos #2- CONSISTANT TEMPS AND HUMIDITY- for water methods 62/64f...

Hey Woodsman, too bad u lost a few. The others look pretty good though! I've used DM zone b4, works well.(its also a decent foliar treatment for PM) I always prefer bennies over a sterile environment, but its a tricky balance. Rez temps of 62-64 seem to work best for me, never over 67. To me...

Nice job cleaning out the leaf. Looked like alot of compact growth going on, they'll want to strectch their wings now I'll bet! Are you planning on some kind of caging?/training? LF-Its just to eliminate a source of Nitrogen during bloom. I transition thru PBP hydro grow, to hydro bloom, to...

Nice healthy roots, lookin' good! I think Canna makes good stuff, although I also use PBP mainly, except when experimenting. My well water comes out at 15 to 20 ppm's, so I'm always adding Ca, Mg, and other micro's. I like CalMag+ during veg and first 2 weeks of flower(uses calcium nitrate)...

What were cubes pre-soaked in? Hard to tell from pics, but they look a little dry. I like them pretty moist for first couple days, then I keep them less moist after that. Make sure light is not too close at first, 12" above at least. They don't look that bad though, remember, not all cuts make...

Don't be hard on yourself, Woodsman. I wouldn't call it dumb, maybe just overly enthusiactic to grow a good strain. Your roots look nice and healthy!! I'm sure all will be fine. I find maintaining cool(64/67 degrees), consistant temps really helps. Root systems don't like quick or major swings...

Looking good! :clap: IMHO: I would've taken a clone of the outside plant to then run in an indoor hydro. No matter how well rinsed, the chance of introducing a soilborn pathogen, (one that could've easily been under control in the soil and un-noticed/or not expressed) is simply not worth the...