4k coco vs UC

L

LEDNewbie

Active member

Veteran

• Mar 31, 2013

• #21

Here is my new Drain to waste system. Just got it finished up on the weekend. Picked up my new girls as well and treated them to some Forbid and Imid!!! Planning on transplanting into 2 gallon Smart Pots on Thursday and firing up my new setup!!


New girls as well as my 10 PPP seedlings. As you can see, 4 of them are really small and yellow. Only thing I can think of is I kept those too wet in the beginning and roots never took off properly. I stopped watering them the past week or so and they seem to be greening up and I noticed some roots poking out the bottom of the pots. I think they should recover.

 

A

ASUN

New member

• Apr 1, 2013

• #22

LEDNewbie said:

Here is my new Drain to waste system. Just got it finished up on the weekend. Picked up my new girls as well and treated them to some Forbid and Imid!!! Planning on transplanting into 2 gallon Smart Pots on Thursday and firing up my new setup!!
[URL=https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=44568&pictureid=1044496&thumb=1]View Image[/url]

New girls as well as my 10 PPP seedlings. As you can see, 4 of them are really small and yellow. Only thing I can think of is I kept those too wet in the beginning and roots never took off properly. I stopped watering them the past week or so and they seem to be greening up and I noticed some roots poking out the bottom of the pots. I think they should recover.
[URL=https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=44568&pictureid=1044481&thumb=1]View Image[/url]

Click to expand...

Hello, I really like your clean drain to waste set up! How long/ height do you veg your PPP and what size pots. Thanks

 

P

PerroVerde

• Apr 1, 2013

• #23

Big up for you BigGreen... super nice, clean set up, loving that coco root shot page one!

 

BigGreen

Well-known member

Veteran

• Apr 1, 2013

• #24

Led I will be updating today

Led are u using OGbiowar bennies, if not I would get some and put the tea on em. Transplant them yellow plants and add the nute pack to the coco the roots will blast off. I can fill a 1 gal pot up with roots in less than a week.

Perro thanks for stopping in. I ll surely have some more root porn from the UC maybe transplant the coco one more time before I flip as well

 

BigGreen

Well-known member

Veteran

• Apr 2, 2013

• #25

Day 20 veg

UC has finally started to go should be full blast by end of week

Coco just got transplanted from 6 l to 10 l they seem to be a little root bound

Hopefully Im flipping on Monday



And for any of you who havent tried ogbiowar bennies this is what happens. Straight from the cloner to these 6l pots 20 days ago



Enjoy
BG

 

L

LEDNewbie

Active member

Veteran

• Apr 2, 2013

• #26

Those roots are gorgeous!!! When I go to transplant my clones which are in 1.5" rockwool cubes into there final 2 gallon smart pots. What do you think would be better. Pre charge my canna coco with 500ppm of nutes and cal-mag or should I wet the fresh coco with OG Biowar Tea? Or should I pre charge with nutes. Let it sit for a day. Then 24 hours later when I go to transplant hit them with some tea? Thanks bud.

 

L

LEDNewbie

Active member

Veteran

• Apr 2, 2013

• #27

Just wondering why your only feeding once a day now that our roots have filled the pots? You using co2? Up to this point have your plants received any training?

Looking great bud!!

 

onthaherb

Member

• Apr 2, 2013

• #28

Awesomeeeeeeee thread man! Really like your DTW tables, you've definitely given me inspiration for my next build. The proof is the pudding and your roots are the bomb diggity... Please tell us more your Ogbiowar teas, what pack do you use?.. Maybe about your feeding in general

 

BigGreen

Well-known member

Veteran

• Apr 2, 2013

• #29

Led Im a total nube with coco and still trying to figure the whole cal mag thing out. What I do is transplant into the pot, run 500 ppm cal and base thru it with a shit ton of runoff til its coming out around what Im putting in. Then feed them the tea the next watering. They seem to like this.
I was going to start multiple feeds but decided to transplant instead.
Im running co2 at 800ppm in veg and I have topped them once but Im about to top them again and hang the trellis later this week

Ontheherb Im using the nute pack mixed into the coco at transplant.
I use the root and foliar at 1 tbls per gallon ro water, ewc at 1/4 cup per gal, alfalfa meal 1/4 cup gal, alaska huma soil 1/4 cup gal, buffalo loam 1/8 cup gal and hibrix or molasses at 25 ml per gal all brewed for 24hrs with a shit ton of air
I been mix and matching the dif compost and dif starting phs of the tea. I havent brewed the same batch of tea yet

Thanks for stoppin in

 

cocktail frank

Ubiquitous

Mentor

ICMag Donor

Veteran

• Apr 3, 2013

• #30

I don't think it's been mentioned so i'll go ahead.
What strain?

 

L

LEDNewbie

Active member

Veteran

• Apr 3, 2013

• #31

Sounds. Looking forward to pics of the trellis installed. You planning on using the trellis to help spread your plants apart? Do you think your whole canopy will be covered when you flip to flower?

Good luck bud, I'll be here watching

 

S

St3ve

Member

• Apr 3, 2013

• #32

nice growth man, looking good.

 

BigGreen

Well-known member

Veteran

• Apr 3, 2013

• #33

The strain is Frostitute

Yes the canopy will be close to covered. She likes to stretch a little. I will be weeving the shit out of the plants. I want a nice even canopy

Whats up Steve hows it been??

 

L

LEDNewbie

Active member

Veteran

• Apr 3, 2013

• #34

Please take pics on how you weave with the trellis. I have a pretty good idea on what needs to be done but I'd like to see some good pics on this technique. Thanks bud

Another quick question. What is your lights on humidity and lights off humidity right now? Are u using anything for a humidifier?

 

BigGreen

Well-known member

Veteran

• Apr 3, 2013

• #35

No humidifier yet. The day time its 50-55% and the high is 65% not to bad

I will get lots of pics when I start weeving

 

L

LEDNewbie

Active member

Veteran

• Apr 3, 2013

• #36

BigGreen said:

No humidifier yet. The day time its 50-55% and the high is 65% not to bad

I will get lots of pics when I start weeving

Click to expand...

Awesome!! Can't wait to see those pics!!

I guess your humidity is up that high during lights on cause of all the moisture in the tables and from the pots?? Cause on my last round where I did twelve 30 gallon totes giving water every 3-4 days. Highest I could get humidity up to in the room was like 30-40% and that was with 2 small ultrasonic humidifiers running!!! I guess now with a sealed room that will help me bring humidity up as well.... It'll really be a welcome change having all this humidity!! I'm shooting for 65-70% humidity during lights on and off. I want these bitches to explode with growth!!!

 

BigGreen

Well-known member

Veteran

• Apr 4, 2013

• #37

Ya when I was doing passive intake my RH was always low like in the 30s

 

S

St3ve

Member

• Apr 4, 2013

• #38

I get the same this time of year with my passive intake. I usually fill and set a 5g bucket with plain water in front of the vent with four little towels draping out of the top. THe air rushing by has more water added to it.

Sad this is, I have to run a dehuey at lights off starting around week 2-3 or else the RH spikes to 90%+ if I don't and the PM wants to be a bitch

 

BigGreen

Well-known member

Veteran

• Apr 5, 2013

• #39

Shits going

The UC is on auto pilot running ec 0.42 gonna bump it up to .06 tomorrow. Should get em moving.

The coco is straight on track. Switched to aquaflakes instead of cocos and the plants love it. There looking wayyyyy better ec 1.6 pure A & B no calmag



Had to tear down the pvc table and rebuild it outta 2x4s for strength


Here a nice momma taking over the tent. She going into the room in a corner to flower and shes already over 4' coco to top


Enjoy
BG

 

Treetroit City

Moderately Super

Veteran

• Apr 5, 2013

• #40

Why the switch to aquaflakes? Got me curious.