[Burning Tree]

Whats Up IC!

Been a long while since I last posted a grow. Its been a busy 2 years for us but we have settled into a rhythm now that we like and thought we would share our notes.

Bloom Room is 12 x 17 and has 8 lights. 6 plants per light in 2 gal smart pots. Plants are fed via a drip system DTW. Each 2 light quadrant has its own reservoir. We pull down 2 lights every 2-3 weeks depending on strain and scheduling. This gives us fresh meds regularly and most importantly variety which keeps the clubs calling and us always running out of stock!

Nutes I keep it simple:

2.5 mL Protekt Silicate
2.5 mL Cal/Mag
~5ml Floranova Bloom
750 ppm & pH 5.7 - 6.0 through all stages of growth.

We also just received Jacks Professional Hydro, CalNit, and MOST and will be hopefully switching over fully after a test run. Current fert regimen is cheap but this will be a 1/10th of the cost! hehe

Current Stock Plants:

Sour Bubble
Sour Strawberry Kush
Purple Urkle
Las Vegas Purple Kush
Orange Jilly Bean
Schnazzleberry # 2
Casey Jones
Grand Daddy Purp
Skywalker OG
ECSD

I will post some more pics of the nuts and bolts of the spot when I snap some pics (drip system, ac, etc).

Heres where were as of a couple weeks ago

Casey Jones in the back. SWOG up front. Day 14. First try with the trellis and its working great!







Sour Bubble left and Orange Jilly Bean right. This quadrant is split the Sour B are at day 28 here and the Jilly at day 42.




Continued to many pics..

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Orange Jilly 42 days



Sour Bubble 28 Days

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Purple Urkle and LVPK day 64 Harvest. LVPK back and Urkle Front



Urkle Close



LVPK





Cool pic of them leaning on each other. You can really see the difference in the purple hues.

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These were all about 2 weeks ago so I will update with some recent ones and the veg room on the next update.

Peace!

[Avinash.miles]

GOOD LOOKIN ladies you got there burning tree, kudos

[Adrift]

very very nice! like the perpetual,like the strains! great stuff, would love to see some dry shots of that urkle! i just picked her up and i am excited

[hobb3s93]

looking awesome mane, that lvpk looks rediculous!!! i just switched to coco dtw and its a breeze (so far). i have a preety similar screen setup but my question was if the screen sits on the tray or on the floor?

[Burning Tree]

Originally Posted by Adrift

very very nice! like the perpetual,like the strains! great stuff, would love to see some dry shots of that urkle! i just picked her up and i am excited

Gone with the wind! Funky grape lavender stones! Dried a week and jarred/sweated another and gone! Thats the way i like it! lol

I keep telling myself I am going to finally start putting up some head stash for myself but alas this one has gotten away from me too!

Yields really well. Naturally bushy plants with close internodes and lots of branching. Almost too thick at times and needs thinned out mid veg and around week 3 flower. All around vigorous plant and producer. This is our 3rd run and we finally nailed it this time.

It was a great gift from a fellow ICer, thanks PK I owe ya still!

[Burning Tree]

Originally Posted by hobb3s93

looking awesome mane, that lvpk looks rediculous!!! i just switched to coco dtw and its a breeze (so far). i have a preety similar screen setup but my question was if the screen sits on the tray or on the floor?

The screen sits on the trays. There are cross supports on the legs that go across the table to provide stability. Then we drill small holes in the tables and attached them with zip ties.

The squares are 4" each. We screwed small screws in the top of the pvc every 4" and then used one continuous piece of string wrapped around each screw to create the shorter lengths across the tables. Once this was done we did the longer lengths by weaving a piece over and under the shorter lengths. This made a really strong net and is working really well. I was not a fan of all the nets you could purchase off the shelf, didn't seem to provide much support.

[Treetroit City]

Looking lovely Burning Tree! Urkle looks like a very solid nug producer.

How often do you water?