Holy mother of Ganja!
it is f2 of Amnesia Haze x Chocolate rain from E$kobar Tribute, very nice plant but you could do the same with many plants, just a bit of vegging and training.
Some feeds won't mix, and while I can say which, the use a chem and bio together, doesn't seem a great idea.
Most likely, eskobars seeds were sold at sannies and he produced some superb stuff. I dont think he breeds anymore, but there is kind of tribute thing going on with stuff based on his lines.
Haven't been over there for a while.
How often do you water those?
once a day in flower, the buckets are 10 litres. It is impossible really to say how often to water certain size of pot, depends on the size of the plant and environment etc. Best practise is to start with small pots and repot them when needed, i wouldnt go over 3 gallon / 10 litre pots ever for handwatering if not trying to grow like 2lb plants or something crazy (at least indoors).
I had the same f2 about one year ago under 300w LED. 1,50m meter big plants in 1gallon pots
I am currently doing my first coco grow after about 15 soil grows. I am quite impressed with my results so far as compared to soil. I am finding coco to be advantageous in almost every category and can barely wait until weigh in to see the results.i just thought it could be nice to start a thread with tips for growing in coco - but using handwatering and pots..
since im kind of busy i thought this could run on a question and answer basis - also if other growers feel like chipping in with their bit it would be cool.
first of with the do's and dont's:
do check ur PH! - range from 5.8 to 6.1 works really well
do make sure you use nutes specific for coco! - this will give the best results and easy of use.
do make sure you use pots big enough for the watering intervals you want to have. bigger pots means less watering. but more water is needed to flush out properly.
do make sure you have run off when watering. about 20-40% is enough.
do make sure the coco never gets dry - this is a hydro medium. watering often gives better results.
DONT treat coco like a soil grow.
growing in coco gives great results outdoors also. it slightly more expensive than soil growing - but the end results will speak for them selves. huge yields and lots of flavour!
Do you use calmag? Also is run off necessary if their fed 2x a day to a 1/4 cup run off? Also what's your npk?
Nice stalking pun intended lol if u want I'll elaborateGhost Train Haze #1, pic from 2 days ago. No run-off to speak of, no testing, No additives, Mills Basis nutes 1.5EC pH 6.2 from start to finish (so far) with rainwater. 20L hempy bucket with straight coco (and a small layer of hydroton at the bottom this round). Top up daily or every second day. No thinking involved, just how I like it
Check out the stalk!
You can auto water through the bottom feed pipe on a daily or 2 daily timer if desired, my next project
Very strong sweet lemon aroma on this one, and very sticky
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Toping up from a drain hose you mean? If you have drain holes tap em all into a res no toping nescary and you can even put you oat on an injector and visit it once a week so simple No thinking involved, just how I like itGhost Train Haze #1, pic from 2 days ago. No run-off to speak of, no testing, No additives, Mills Basis nutes 1.5EC pH 6.2 from start to finish (so far) with rainwater. 20L hempy bucket with straight coco (and a small layer of hydroton at the bottom this round). Top up daily or every second day. No thinking involved, just how I like it
Check out the stalk!
You can auto water through the bottom feed pipe on a daily or 2 daily timer if desired, my next project
Very strong sweet lemon aroma on this one, and very sticky
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