epicorchard
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Tijuana Donkey Show Outdoor Garden
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Wow that's some nice produce!
any recommendation of products containing those two nutrients?
Epic, man your girls are by far the fattest plants I have seen on here. impressive.
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Currently I build a modified Tom Hill soil with lots of native dirt. Then I do a simple Fish/kelp/shrimp/molasses/humic/casting/guano/ based tea 2x week. Then i follow this with a synthetic feed once a week. (except for the few all synthetic plants I'm experimenting with.)[/quote]
aside from what you are currently using, what are your plans for the bloom phase? sorry someone else already asked this question. impressive.
Currently I build a modified Tom Hill soil with lots of native dirt. Then I do a simple Fish/kelp/shrimp/molasses/humic/casting/guano/ based tea 2x week. Then i follow this with a synthetic feed once a week. (except for the few all synthetic plants I'm experimenting with.)[/quote]
aside from what you are currently using, what are your plans for the bloom phase? sorry someone else already asked this question. impressive.
epicorchard
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Thanks man, I'm definitely running with the wolves, but I'm far from leading the pack. There are some amazing growers on this site, and I'm looking forward to learning some new tricks.
epicorchard
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aside from what you are currently using, what are your plans for the bloom phase? sorry someone else already asked this question. impressive.[/QUOTE]
All the same products, I just adjust the levels. Veg, Transition, and Bloom.
epicorchard
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Just epic man! I tip my hat to you good sir
Thanks!
epicorchard
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Looking like you outgrew that greenhouse? Glad I bought the growers package with the 7' sidewalls, ridge height 17 ft. I remember Tom cutting his plants way back, but it might be too late for that?
epicorchard
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Yea... your'e looking at the growers package. We just outgrew it Ridge height is 16' if I recall correctly.
epicorchard
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Current plan is to roll up the sidewalls up, way up, so they are above the canopy. But these are late finishers, another 75 days to do, so In the end we will probably just go topless.
epicorchard
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Clones. I'm hoping to pop some seeds and do some pheno hunting this winter to get some strains not in general circulation.
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damn dawgy. Im going with some kind of mound over my pots next season. how many full season plants do you do? hats off. we'll have ourselves a blue dream show-down come mid october.
epicorchard
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I keep them low. Im in a not so friendly county. 24 here or there, Not too many anyways.
Down for a showdown, but if it looks like I'm gonna lose I'll probably buy adobe photoshop. fair warning and what not. lol
The pics from yesterday were all chem 4 in the field, and NLBB in the Ghouse.
it looks like your location gets the max direct sunlight. do you think your plants will grow as big if you get, say, 8 or less direct sunlight? I am prepping for next year. I get around 7 or 8 sunlight and trying to determine if it is worthwhile to go big on the holes/pots and soil. thanks appreciate your thoughts.
Calidude - You get 7-8 hours this time of year? Cut that down come Oct by an hour. 8 hours is minimum IMO, you want more like 10+
Hey Bulldog, thanks for your feedback. Yes, I only get about 7-8 ours now. But if I want to grow/emulate giants like you folks on here it looks like I will need to cut down more trees.
