This is straight up impressive for 30 day veg.
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from uc to bi0zonE to maidrubbers... to min 3^3' before flower...
nice regime for trees...
maybe, like purple grllz, too!
like purple tomatoes?
prefer nice spice-bottle trunks before flower. much longer veg, in coco+perlite/hydroton/etc... but ok to wait for bark before make redwood.
diy ladscape fabric bags (~7-8 gal), in huge trough. no run-off ever dumped... 1-x plant... 5.0-6.2 ph input (depends). 1.0-3.0 ec (depends on maturity)... gh ferts/amends. fed ~5-10 gal/1-2 day, wand. 2k-3k, bare bulb, vert. 80-88*f day/75-80*f night. ~5+ gal dehumidified/24hr... turbulent+laminar airflow/24hr...
after run 4 gal, 5 gal, diy 7 gal... same cut over/over/etc... maybe get how much exact fert+water need.
maybe next moment, aboandon individual container altogether...
just portable pool/large trough (100+ gal) & mono-crop grllz... maybe max 2 plant/1k...
nice thread...
would be nice to get down to 1-4.... in 1 big container... encompassing entire room... w/ just enough (12") to maintenance around edge...
Growing large plants....
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=159846
under 1ks...
enjoy your garden!
portable pools filled w/ media... or raft culture, w/ 2"+ thick insulation, like member PhilCuisine...Great thoughts. I am finding that root depth is important too. Brute makes 55gal cans and they have cool dollys so you can spin and move them around. Perhaps it is time to upgrade again?
Alflud, I have been told by a guy who runs an amazing tequila plantation, that his agave are always harvested at night during the full moon when the plants sugar concentration are their highest. I am not a scientist, but I do know that the moon effects lots of things and fluid level / composition is one of them. Does anyone else have thoughts on this?
I thought sugar smells bad when it burns?
its called carmelizing,its french for burnt on purpose!
I thought sugar smells bad when it burns?
, I'll work on tracking the smoke reports to see if the best tasting plants are closest to the full moon.
Peace,
I love that stanky ass shit
Thanks for this info HS. I went and did a little digging and found this interesting article about harvesting and The Moon. It's very true that The Moon has a great influence over many organic things on this planet of ours - guess it's not a wild thing altogether to consider that it might have some effect on plant growth/hormone levels etc etc. If it all adds up to sweeter tasting buds ......... we won't complain lolAlflud, I have been told by a guy who runs an amazing tequila plantation, that his agave are always harvested at night during the full moon when the plants sugar concentration are their highest. I am not a scientist, but I do know that the moon effects lots of things and fluid level / composition is one of them. Does anyone else have thoughts on this?