Lapides Sets It and Forgets It with 12,000Watts and 15+ Strains
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I really wanna use those drippers for an outdoor grow, no timers just perfect amount of water all the time.
wow...
wow...
this part has me...
A little later on, practically no maintainance aside from the tiniest adjustments, and they were only made because I felt like fucking around and tweaking the drip:
its amazing to me, that one can procure clones so easily...unheard of in my neck of the woods.
so, you go in and ask for...lets say: 5 Dabney clones, etc???!!!
wow.
beatuful soil mix, too!!
very jealous over here...
those are going to finish really fine!!
wow...
this part has me...
A little later on, practically no maintainance aside from the tiniest adjustments, and they were only made because I felt like fucking around and tweaking the drip:
its amazing to me, that one can procure clones so easily...unheard of in my neck of the woods.
so, you go in and ask for...lets say: 5 Dabney clones, etc???!!!
wow.
beatuful soil mix, too!!
very jealous over here...
those are going to finish really fine!!
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bagseed77
rofl, oh shit what did ya start cell, is this gonna be a whos dick is bigger thread, funny bud dick shots is funny shit, damn it man , i already chopped up my long colas or id have the biggest, wait a few months and mine will be biggest, so seems the pressures on lap, dont let us down, pace oooot
and now you know why! He's happy to see ya and he's got a bud in his pocket!
bostondutchmast
Member
if its free its for me ... good find on the compost looking foward to the ecsd and cd
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RNDZL
impressive
Hey, wow, thanks for all of the interest guys. I really appreciate all of the positive comments from you all.
I hope everyone in the US had a great 4th of July weekend, and everyone else, I hope your weekend was good too :wink:.
I'd get to everybody's comments individually, but I simply don't have the time or attention span to do so
. But I will go through and answer the couple of questions I saw.
Well, for a couple reasons, not really. I don't have a decent canopy shot because at the moment, I have so many different things going on at different stages, ie. EWC with compost tea and PBP here, LC's mix and blood/kelp/bone/etc being handwatered with CT over there, ones on drippers right here, that I really don't have an even canopy. There are groupings of plants that have an even canopy, I tried to get one or two for ya of those.
And I can't get a shot of the whole room at the moment because I just got a new camera, body only, and the lens I bought for it is a macro and really doesn't go wide at all. I'd have to stand at the other end of the shop, outside the room, to get a shot of the inside. And I gave my mother my old cam. If I can think of it, next time I see her I'll tell her Jiggy wants a whole room shot of my grow and I need to borrow-back the camera:wink:.
So I got a new camera. It's a ton of fun and I'm still sorta getting used to it. I played around with it a lot camping this weekend so that I could hopefully get a few good shots of my MJ garden.
All of the clones are still alive. I think it's been about 12 days since they were cut. I'd say most have rooted, some have those nubs at the tip, and just a couple don't seem to be doing much. I think I took about 26 extra, so I should hopefully be o.k.:
I've been feeding my moms and veg plants nothing but compost tea for the past week or so. A couple times there was molasses in there. I used to use pbp grow, sweet and lk. It was really expensive to maintain compared to what I give them now, and they definitely love the CT much better:
I know, I have a few thrips. They aren't getting bad, but they aren't going away either. As soon as I am done straightening out my order with the Blumat people, I think I'm gonna get some nematodes and/or some other type of thrip-eating predator. Does anyone have any experience killing thrips without the use of chemicals?
Dabney at 32 days:
here's one attempt at a canopy shot for you Jiggy. LC's mix #2 and PBP Bloom handwatered...it was really hard to get a good angle:
These are the Dabney's on drippers with LC's mix with bone/blood/kelp meals, greensand, and biotone added. Been flowering for 25 days:
and here's another attempt for you Jiggz. I tried to get all 12 plants on drippers in the frame, but I got more like 8 and a quarter:
ChemD, 25 days:
Bubblegum, 25 days:
FFA, 25 days:
ECSD, 39 days (it was affected by a co2 overdose in the 1st couple weeks):
And some others just getting started, been flowering a week or so:
Mango
MSS, she seems to start budding QUICKLY
Shire
That's about it for now. Thanks for coming by. I'll try to update sooner next time.
Peace.
I hope everyone in the US had a great 4th of July weekend, and everyone else, I hope your weekend was good too :wink:.
I'd get to everybody's comments individually, but I simply don't have the time or attention span to do so
. But I will go through and answer the couple of questions I saw.Just water straight from the tap. The 12 Dabney test subject are hands-down outperforming the 4 handwatered control Dabneys. I'll most likely be experimenting with compost and guana top dressings in the future. Stay tuned.Way to put in the work--can't wait to see what you do w/ the Blumats. Will you be using just water or feeding a tea through those drippers?
Well, for a couple reasons, not really. I don't have a decent canopy shot because at the moment, I have so many different things going on at different stages, ie. EWC with compost tea and PBP here, LC's mix and blood/kelp/bone/etc being handwatered with CT over there, ones on drippers right here, that I really don't have an even canopy. There are groupings of plants that have an even canopy, I tried to get one or two for ya of those.
And I can't get a shot of the whole room at the moment because I just got a new camera, body only, and the lens I bought for it is a macro and really doesn't go wide at all. I'd have to stand at the other end of the shop, outside the room, to get a shot of the inside. And I gave my mother my old cam. If I can think of it, next time I see her I'll tell her Jiggy wants a whole room shot of my grow and I need to borrow-back the camera:wink:.
So I got a new camera. It's a ton of fun and I'm still sorta getting used to it. I played around with it a lot camping this weekend so that I could hopefully get a few good shots of my MJ garden.
All of the clones are still alive. I think it's been about 12 days since they were cut. I'd say most have rooted, some have those nubs at the tip, and just a couple don't seem to be doing much. I think I took about 26 extra, so I should hopefully be o.k.:
I've been feeding my moms and veg plants nothing but compost tea for the past week or so. A couple times there was molasses in there. I used to use pbp grow, sweet and lk. It was really expensive to maintain compared to what I give them now, and they definitely love the CT much better:
I know, I have a few thrips. They aren't getting bad, but they aren't going away either. As soon as I am done straightening out my order with the Blumat people, I think I'm gonna get some nematodes and/or some other type of thrip-eating predator. Does anyone have any experience killing thrips without the use of chemicals?
Dabney at 32 days:
here's one attempt at a canopy shot for you Jiggy. LC's mix #2 and PBP Bloom handwatered...it was really hard to get a good angle:
These are the Dabney's on drippers with LC's mix with bone/blood/kelp meals, greensand, and biotone added. Been flowering for 25 days:
and here's another attempt for you Jiggz. I tried to get all 12 plants on drippers in the frame, but I got more like 8 and a quarter:
ChemD, 25 days:
Bubblegum, 25 days:
FFA, 25 days:
ECSD, 39 days (it was affected by a co2 overdose in the 1st couple weeks):
And some others just getting started, been flowering a week or so:
Mango
MSS, she seems to start budding QUICKLY
Shire
That's about it for now. Thanks for coming by. I'll try to update sooner next time.
Peace.
So far, so good, for sure.
I'm having a lot of fun with this new cam. These are without a tripod. When harvest comes around and I can pull them out of the room and take pics from the tripod, I'll be stoked -
LlamaSchool
Member
Very nice. Are those municipal compost piles really free for the taking? We have one around here but I always figured they sold it to someone...I mean, right down the street is a nursery that sells it for $20/yard so it doesn't make much sense to me.
Totally free.
great looking grow, but whats that white stuff on the leaves? LOL just kidding, i think i am gonna pull up a chair and have me a bit of a watch myself, should be fun as we are running a couple of the same strains.
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