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Hooked On Ponics
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bucketswithsoil
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Very nice Gano 
Douglas.Curtis
Autistic Diplomat in Training
Nice thread. 
The hydro sprouting has always been a cool concept for me. 8 years ago I played around with it and found the egg carton foam to be very good. You know, the flat foam piece which sits on the top of the packages with several dozen eggs in them?
Punch holes about half the diameter of your seeds. Put a seed in each hole. As they sprout you can push the tails down through the hole on the seeds not doing it automatically. Same results. The foam is destroyed when you transplant, it's also more sanitary not to reuse the foam.
Now that you're sprouting and flowering out well, have you thought about learning hydro a bit more? I notice pH and feed strength/mix issues in quite a few of your pictures, though your fade before harvest photos are awesome.
Try lowering your ec during the next flower run, avoid the dark green look. I'm sure you'll find an increase in both yield and end quality. Cannabis responds best to a full pH swing from 5.4 -5.8'ish, take a look at what pH changes are happening in your res and root zone.
Overall, well done.
The hydro sprouting has always been a cool concept for me. 8 years ago I played around with it and found the egg carton foam to be very good. You know, the flat foam piece which sits on the top of the packages with several dozen eggs in them?
Punch holes about half the diameter of your seeds. Put a seed in each hole. As they sprout you can push the tails down through the hole on the seeds not doing it automatically. Same results.
The foam is destroyed when you transplant, it's also more sanitary not to reuse the foam.Now that you're sprouting and flowering out well, have you thought about learning hydro a bit more? I notice pH and feed strength/mix issues in quite a few of your pictures, though your fade before harvest photos are awesome.
Try lowering your ec during the next flower run, avoid the dark green look. I'm sure you'll find an increase in both yield and end quality. Cannabis responds best to a full pH swing from 5.4 -5.8'ish, take a look at what pH changes are happening in your res and root zone.
Overall, well done.
