HOW TO GET A POUND OFF A 600 w hps

Sativied

Sativied

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theone718 said:
Looking nice when did u top
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May 16, less than 5 full days ago. Here's May 15, day before being topped.
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My coco plants (for a certain trait frequency test)

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I like coco, good start ph, good water-oxygen ratio, reusable, no pests (if you buy quality anyway), not as dirty as messing with dirt. Lost popularity in our (dutch) greenhouses but gaining some since better quality is made (buffered) - we are running out of soil... quality peat in particular.
 
larrybobkins

larrybobkins

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Sativied said:
May 16, less than 5 full days ago. Here's May 15, day before being topped.
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My coco plants (for a certain trait frequency test)

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I like coco, good start ph, good water-oxygen ratio, reusable, no pests (if you buy quality anyway), not as dirty as messing with dirt. Lost popularity in our (dutch) greenhouses but gaining some since better quality is made (buffered) - we are running out of soil... quality peat in particular.
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how close are you I need some clones lol they look nice
 
theone718

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larrybobkins said:
I didn't get the name from the guy but it was almost pure sativa with thin ass leaves. it made me an awesome grower and gave me patience I thought it was normal so when I did a 9 weeker(I always flower till trichs are at least 50%) I almost shit watchin the buds grow
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good shut
 
Sativied

Sativied

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larrybobkins said:
how close are you I need some clones lol they look nice
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About 4-5 thousand miles probably (Netherlands). Plants are from a cross I made (ICE x CH) and is far from ready to be spread. Just doing a test run to see if it's worth taking to further generations, in other words I haven't flowered any of these yet and may turn out to be horrible smelling and tasting popcorn producers.
 
Maine Buds

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BenFranklin said:
How big do your guys root balls get in coconut coir?

on my DWC's they fill the entire 5 gallon bucket up.
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When I took my girls out of their 3 gallon pots the only medium that fell out was the stuff on the top. The ball was pretty good and nice and white too!
 
Maine Buds

Maine Buds

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I want to learn DWC my self the biggest plant I see On the tube seem to be DWC . I know running coco is just like hydro but I guess I don't really know how to use it. I read some people feed their plants multiple times a day while running coco. That just seems like a lot of nutes to use. I want to go organic but can I still use organic nutes in DWC and use my added bloom boosters as well?
 
theone718

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Sativied said:
About 4-5 thousand miles probably (Netherlands). Plants are from a cross I made (ICE x CH) and is far from ready to be spread. Just doing a test run to see if it's worth taking to further generations, in other words I haven't flowered any of these yet and may turn out to be horrible smelling and tasting popcorn producers.
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Sends me some clones thru the mail
 
larrybobkins

larrybobkins

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some worker guy just came to the door I was sweatin, was thinkin it was someone to tell me I tried to buy illegal seeds lol. expectin some in the mail soon I hope if it wasn't some kind of scam
 
Hydroburn

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Maine Buds said:
I want to learn DWC my self the biggest plant I see On the tube seem to be DWC . I know running coco is just like hydro but I guess I don't really know how to use it. I read some people feed their plants multiple times a day while running coco. That just seems like a lot of nutes to use. I want to go organic but can I still use organic nutes in DWC and use my added bloom boosters as well?
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The only thing organic you should use in DWC are beneficial microbes to keep slime off your roots. Slimy roots and algae are the main problem in DWC because people run organics or have light leaks or don't run bennies.

But check out aquaponics... it's often set up just like DWC, except with fish in the res providing organic nutes instead of using typical hydro nutes.
 
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