BCMaster
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hey BC, I'm dyin to figure out other ways to use the floc.. ebb n flo.. works pretty sweet..
just inspected the girls and the floc bucket is pretty crazy... the nugs are bigger than the coco and no popcorn solid top to bottom....i'll get around to some pics if u wanna c em
back to your buddies technique that sounds like the grows that got me interested in it..
I tried handwatering in little pots with clones.. they werent happy... they were in saucers not drain to waist... they seemed wet as hell forever....didnt wanna drink the water in the drain pan
so does he drain to waste.. or ghetto style with catch pans? Im also thinkin I didnt flush out the rockwool soak stuff... maybe I just need to rinse it out with phd water for awhile?
any help from you and your buddy would be much appreciated ... still got two totes of it
I'm liking the flo and gro more and more as I get it dialed! the fitted liners are cool.. pumps need to be checked but its like autopilot.. pretty sick
No problem man. He runs drain to waste with the 6 of the 10 gallon pots in each 4x8 flood tray with 2K over each tray with vertizontal reflectors, The white ones... He says he has both the pebbled finish and white and the white ones make bigger buds every time. He runs DM Gold 2 part and hygrozyme. The trick to grodan and hortifiber flock is you need to pre soak it in a 3x ph down nutrient solution. So mix up a batch of nutes like you normally would and measure out how much ph down it takes t bring you down to 5.6 and then you know you need 3x that amount of ph down for your pre soak. He says 24 hours is best but he has gone as fast as a half hour in a pinch. Other than that he pre veges his cuts for next round under t5's in 1 gallon pots of flock fed dtw by hand every other day. Thats basically it man. Let me know if you need to talk with him and I can point you in the right direction.
BC - Nice clean room you've got here. I'll be following along for the show
Thanks man, I always try to do my best when I build. I hate half assed shit and fire hazards.