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CannaBruh · 01-21-2018, 10:02 PM

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JJDubz · 01-24-2018, 05:20 PM

Hey KK - long time!

Very interesting and timely...

Would this method work on a single larger tent - say 60x60x80?

If possible, some more information on your soil mixture/process would be of great value.

Staying tuned...!

kushkommander · 01-28-2018, 04:28 AM

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Hey KK - long time!

Very interesting and timely...

Would this method work on a single larger tent - say 60x60x80?

If possible, some more information on your soil mixture/process would be of great value.

Staying tuned...!

Hey JJ! Hope all is well, this could work on a larger scale tent although I am not too well versed as this is my first experiment/run with them. Soil mix is pretty straight forward, I made a total of approx. 30 gal. I used 30% FFOF, 30% coco, 20% perlite, 20% ewc, for my amendments I added 1 tbsp of blood meal, kelp meal, azomite & 2 tbsp of dolomite lime and bone meal per gallon of substrate mixed everything in (2) contractor bags, let it sit for about 2 weeks while mixing it daily, then it is ready for plants, but once again I am just experimenting here.

shawkmon · 02-03-2018, 06:08 PM

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Chevy cHaze · 02-03-2018, 08:05 PM

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Thanks for tuning in Bruh

Hey JJ! Hope all is well, this could work on a larger scale tent although I am not too well versed as this is my first experiment/run with them. Soil mix is pretty straight forward, I made a total of approx. 30 gal. I used 30% FFOF, 30% coco, 20% perlite, 20% ewc, for my amendments I added 1 tbsp of blood meal, kelp meal, azomite & 2 tbsp of dolomite lime and bone meal per gallon of substrate mixed everything in (2) contractor bags, let it sit for about 2 weeks while mixing it daily, then it is ready for plants, but once again I am just experimenting here.

Good shit, I'm using a similar mix, don't forget something to supply the K like kelp meal or similar.
You're not experimenting sir, you are on the way to some beautiful organic smoke.
Good luck
CC

kushkommander · 02-07-2018, 11:38 PM

quick update;

everything is vegging along nicely, decided to move them into their flowering containers, first to make the move was the upper tent consisting of riddler, blue cookies, zkittlez, master kush, lime pie, sfv og. I will continue vegging for a week or two, take cuts at some point and then flower or some variation of that.

Here is the upper flower tent that was planted on the 28th;

same upper flower tent now a week later;

kushkommander · 02-07-2018, 11:43 PM

Here is the bottom flowering tent that was moved into today consisting of chem pie on the left and a bunch of mystery seeds on the right which were started a week or so later than the first bunch.

Here is some roots for ya that like that kind of thing;

and some early resin

and here is some proof these will not hurt the plants, left these in place for over 2 days with no discoloration or burning.

kushkommander · 02-23-2018, 04:35 AM

still vegging along, waiting for some gender signs...taking cuts soon.

Top tent;

Bottom tent;

kushkommander · 02-23-2018, 04:36 AM

little burn/lockout? on a few of them but the new growth looks awesome...not sure where this came from 2-3 weeks later but ill keep an eye on it.

Natural high · 02-23-2018, 05:49 AM

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still vegging along, waiting for some gender signs...taking cuts soon.
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Hi KK. Are they 200 actual watts per 2ft x 3ft tent? Just asking because the plants seem to be showing a fair bit of stretch due to insufficient light.

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kushkommander Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: currently California used to be BC Posts: 470	quick update; everything is vegging along nicely, decided to move them into their flowering containers, first to make the move was the upper tent consisting of riddler, blue cookies, zkittlez, master kush, lime pie, sfv og. I will continue vegging for a week or two, take cuts at some point and then flower or some variation of that. Here is the upper flower tent that was planted on the 28th; same upper flower tent now a week later; __________________ <//////////////////////////////////////>~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nam Myoho Renge Kyo! Business and life coach Tony Robbins has a detailed guide on how we should start our mornings off right. But if motivational incantations, exercise, and Kapalbhati Pranayama yoga breaths are not your style, there’s one tip that all of us can do each morning to make our days better: practicing gratitude. Robbins recommends slowing down your breaths and thinking of three things you are grateful for today, spending about a minute on each thing. They do not have to be big moments of gratitude, they can be as small as enjoying the cool air on your face. “The reason I picked gratitude is because when you’re grateful you can’t be angry. And when you’re grateful you can’t be fearful,” he explained.
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kushkommander Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: currently California used to be BC Posts: 470	Here is the bottom flowering tent that was moved into today consisting of chem pie on the left and a bunch of mystery seeds on the right which were started a week or so later than the first bunch. Here is some roots for ya that like that kind of thing; and some early resin and here is some proof these will not hurt the plants, left these in place for over 2 days with no discoloration or burning. __________________ <//////////////////////////////////////>~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nam Myoho Renge Kyo! Business and life coach Tony Robbins has a detailed guide on how we should start our mornings off right. But if motivational incantations, exercise, and Kapalbhati Pranayama yoga breaths are not your style, there’s one tip that all of us can do each morning to make our days better: practicing gratitude. Robbins recommends slowing down your breaths and thinking of three things you are grateful for today, spending about a minute on each thing. They do not have to be big moments of gratitude, they can be as small as enjoying the cool air on your face. “The reason I picked gratitude is because when you’re grateful you can’t be angry. And when you’re grateful you can’t be fearful,” he explained.
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kushkommander Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: currently California used to be BC Posts: 470	still vegging along, waiting for some gender signs...taking cuts soon. Top tent; Bottom tent; __________________ <//////////////////////////////////////>~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nam Myoho Renge Kyo! Business and life coach Tony Robbins has a detailed guide on how we should start our mornings off right. But if motivational incantations, exercise, and Kapalbhati Pranayama yoga breaths are not your style, there’s one tip that all of us can do each morning to make our days better: practicing gratitude. Robbins recommends slowing down your breaths and thinking of three things you are grateful for today, spending about a minute on each thing. They do not have to be big moments of gratitude, they can be as small as enjoying the cool air on your face. “The reason I picked gratitude is because when you’re grateful you can’t be angry. And when you’re grateful you can’t be fearful,” he explained.
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02-23-2018, 04:36 AM	#29
kushkommander Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: currently California used to be BC Posts: 470	little burn/lockout? on a few of them but the new growth looks awesome...not sure where this came from 2-3 weeks later but ill keep an eye on it. __________________ <//////////////////////////////////////>~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nam Myoho Renge Kyo! Business and life coach Tony Robbins has a detailed guide on how we should start our mornings off right. But if motivational incantations, exercise, and Kapalbhati Pranayama yoga breaths are not your style, there’s one tip that all of us can do each morning to make our days better: practicing gratitude. Robbins recommends slowing down your breaths and thinking of three things you are grateful for today, spending about a minute on each thing. They do not have to be big moments of gratitude, they can be as small as enjoying the cool air on your face. “The reason I picked gratitude is because when you’re grateful you can’t be angry. And when you’re grateful you can’t be fearful,” he explained.
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