[BroughtSuperior]

Notice on the left side the root mass is lower than right side. That side is the one where the water come from and the flow keep the roots away. Maybe it could be a thing to improve next time, study another method to give the root mass all the space possible.

u can use a ring like the ones on waterfarm around the net pot, and it should distribute the water evenly.

[noreason]

Originally Posted by SG1

Very impressive root mass.
You have your style tuned in real well.
Still watching

It can be improved. Well let's say it will be improved! I mean I still learning run after run but overall I'm obtaining good harvest with this system right now. Quality weed and huge harvest (compared to what can I do with soil).

Originally Posted by BroughtSuperior

u can use a ring like the ones on waterfarm around the net pot, and it should distribute the water evenly.

I think you gave me a nice idea. Sticked in my mind for the next run. Thanks BS!

Time to update the grow log. Today are passed 26 days from the switch and plants are doing great. Buds are fatten up really well, trichomes are pretty everywhere with a nice smell.
However I still can't smell the original exodus cheese, the mom, the one grown in coco&perlite. It had such a great pungent smell that could be gone lost by taking several cuts offspring. Hope they get better in a couple of weeks.

[noreason]

And some bud porn









And the new offsprings just born wich I will work with for the next months

[tjo]

great great thread my friend...
very nice shots with amazing plants.. keep it green as always bro!

[bench warmer]

I'm amazed by what you are doing in those relatively small spaces bro!
I've got a lot to learn from you & your gardens.

[noreason]

Originally Posted by tjo

great great thread my friend...
very nice shots with amazing plants.. keep it green as always bro!

Originally Posted by bench warmer

I'm amazed by what you are doing in those relatively small spaces bro!
I've got a lot to learn from you & your gardens.

Thanks both my friends. I just try to do what I can. Sometime it goes good, sometimes less.
This time with the 4 ex.cheese clones it seems to go good so far, but I'm experiencing some troubles.
The upper leaves of two clones (just under 600w) show abnormal yellowing. I decided to raise ec till 1,3/1,4 mS/cm at pH 6, let's see what happen.

This picture show the yellowing



Al 4 clones show the same signs, but the ones under the bigger lamp (600w) shown signs before the other two clones under the 400w. This made me think they use more nutrient taking them from the leaves. What do you think guys?

However the grow became a cola jungle, a lot of resin coated fatty flowers for 33 days after the switch

[noreason]

Some more colas at 33 days

[noreason]

...and some overall views (33 days)







With lamps off you can notice the yellowing on upper leaves

[Crowmax]

Hi noreason
Your garden is coming along great, love your work. You really have dialed it in.

A question for you
I see your plant's roots from previous grows like here
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showpost.ph...1&postcount=28

and i see the roots on your newer grows, are they much much better now or just the pictures lie?
What did you change in your setup and you get so perfectly white roots even that they are old and bound a lot?

[noreason]

Crowmax, honestly I can't remember brown roots in my mind, it could be a wrong color in the pic I guess. Those plants were extremely healthy btw, I miss a little that strain

Originally Posted by Crowmax

What did you change in your setup and you get so perfectly white roots even that they are old and bound a lot?

The rdwc system is exactly the same, with same pumps, stones, tubing etc...
Fertilizers are the same.
Only things changed were the lights, so I guess roots just love rdwc, even if they're bounded in a small container.
Don't know how I saved from overflow without using any screen for the return lines, but it seems that roots hate to go were there is a continuously water flow...



Btw....I'm going to make some female seeds out of this strain