My last harvest was a pathetic .346 gram per watt due to an mostly empty grow room. Lets see if I can get to 1 gpw with this White Rhino and the 9 random wall plants I have to fill in the space. I am a few weeks into flower already. 1gpw is 96oz which I consider unachievable honestly. Heath runs on a flop flop cycle for lights, I do not. He achives a yeild boost doing this. I do not have a flip box or extra lights to do this so I do not expect his yeilds on a gpw basis. I am only trying to match him on a oz per plant basis. (my rhino vs his cheisel or other tree grow)
Here are my notes from trying to copy Heath.
Cord Roots- Water level in hydro dwc can not ever drop. Dropping causes cord roots that do not absorb nutrients like regular roots therfore lowering yeild.
Dissolved Oxygen- Air bubbles do not create do, technically. Its the high surface area that creates the do. Knowing this opens up other methods of introducing DO
Light- Plants do not like intense light even weed. Its better to get the same light over more of the plant than try to super light-up the top. (we are in a vertical forum so I know you guys already know this)
Air flow- Exchange the total volume of air every 30 seconds UNLESS that will cause the grow room temps to drop below acceptable levels.
Nutes- There is no reason to feed strong solutions of nutes Heath has a nice chart that shows why, basically plants have a range they are happy in and they are just as happy in a "weaker" solution than one that is on the edge of burning.
White Rhino the day I got it as a clone.
White Rhino today:
Its in a 5 gal bucket hooked up to a 31 gal rubbermaid with 25 gal nutes recycled through a pump so the water never drops in the 5 gal.
It was vegged for 10 weeks
Lighting 2 1000w 1 600w
Here are my notes from trying to copy Heath.
Cord Roots- Water level in hydro dwc can not ever drop. Dropping causes cord roots that do not absorb nutrients like regular roots therfore lowering yeild.
Dissolved Oxygen- Air bubbles do not create do, technically. Its the high surface area that creates the do. Knowing this opens up other methods of introducing DO
Light- Plants do not like intense light even weed. Its better to get the same light over more of the plant than try to super light-up the top. (we are in a vertical forum so I know you guys already know this)
Air flow- Exchange the total volume of air every 30 seconds UNLESS that will cause the grow room temps to drop below acceptable levels.
Nutes- There is no reason to feed strong solutions of nutes Heath has a nice chart that shows why, basically plants have a range they are happy in and they are just as happy in a "weaker" solution than one that is on the edge of burning.
White Rhino the day I got it as a clone.
White Rhino today:
Its in a 5 gal bucket hooked up to a 31 gal rubbermaid with 25 gal nutes recycled through a pump so the water never drops in the 5 gal.
It was vegged for 10 weeks
Lighting 2 1000w 1 600w