The Official 1 sqft Challenge
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, 18 x 50 base and 70 cm H ( 7 x 19 base ) 1sqf . Keep you uppdated .
bluhazy
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tha cage @ 6 weeks of 11/13
tha cage @ 6 weeks of 11/13
the 2 destroyers
detail destroyer
c99bx1
1 cubic foot of recycled organic sub and 1 cubic foot of vegetation, 2 destroyers ( cannabiogen ) and a c99bx1 ( mosca )@ 6 weeksof flo ,feeding only rain water , keep you updated
Peace BH
tha cage @ 6 weeks of 11/13
the 2 destroyers
detail destroyer
c99bx1
1 cubic foot of recycled organic sub and 1 cubic foot of vegetation, 2 destroyers ( cannabiogen ) and a c99bx1 ( mosca )@ 6 weeksof flo ,feeding only rain water , keep you updated
Peace BH
bigbudzzzz
Member
This is too kool, sub'd. 
Just got started like 30 days ago with my first one
It's a box built in my desk, 30cm x 60cm lockable, completely light proof.
3x27W CFL
1 intake fan 120mm
1 exhaust fan 120mm
1 small circulation fan
Diary Here: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=298975
Day 25 above soil
Day 33 (today)
More pics inside thread
It's a box built in my desk, 30cm x 60cm lockable, completely light proof.
3x27W CFL
1 intake fan 120mm
1 exhaust fan 120mm
1 small circulation fan
Diary Here: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=298975
Day 25 above soil
Day 33 (today)
More pics inside thread
algreenery
Member
Hats of for you all! You grow buds like there is no tomorrow in all them small cabinets.
Starlight_angel
New member
new grower here this is amazing gonna have to try this!!This is the coolest thread ever. This thread inspired me to become a member while back. But I've forgotten abou it since then. Just red some of the new posts. Still as intresting as in the beginning. You guys rule. It's so much fun watching cannabis grow in such small space so perfectly. Hats of to you. I might've missed it but was 3 oz the larget yield in 1 squer feet? It would be really cool if we could get like an update on all the grows by different growers and different runs all together. Thank you very much for such great thread
No one has ever beat me, huh?
No one has ever beat me, huh?
2 plants, Sea of Green to 90 flowered to the lights.. Smoked it down. Now on to bigger and better things.
No one has ever beat me, huh?
2 plants, Sea of Green to 90 flowered to the lights.. Smoked it down. Now on to bigger and better things.
SirNuggetReborn
New member
im planning to strike! Best thread on icmag, lets people see that growing a personal supply of good bud does not have to take a lot of space
earthwyrms
Active member
do the plants need drainage?
do the plants need drainage?
do the plants need drainage? is it fine to keep the containers intact with no drain? also what practices help keep the plant roots from filling the container too much before harvest (or rotting or suffocating)? i think root bounded plants die easy (or is it from rot?) and i also got the impresion that true sativas thrive in small pots. and with their flowering time, i guess they border being rootbound for those growers, they survive well root bound, or they are kept from being rootbound somehow.? please assist.
do the plants need drainage?
do the plants need drainage? is it fine to keep the containers intact with no drain? also what practices help keep the plant roots from filling the container too much before harvest (or rotting or suffocating)? i think root bounded plants die easy (or is it from rot?) and i also got the impresion that true sativas thrive in small pots. and with their flowering time, i guess they border being rootbound for those growers, they survive well root bound, or they are kept from being rootbound somehow.? please assist.
do the plants need drainage? is it fine to keep the containers intact with no drain? also what practices help keep the plant roots from filling the container too much before harvest (or rotting or suffocating)? i think root bounded plants die easy (or is it from rot?) and i also got the impresion that true sativas thrive in small pots. and with their flowering time, i guess they border being rootbound for those growers, they survive well root bound, or they are kept from being rootbound somehow.? please assist.
Compared to indica's and many other indoor plants, sativa is a pretty tough cookie, imo.
Still roots need air. Look up "perched water" for soil.
For hydro, I'm liking this Kratky Method.
Combined with blynx's LED/.CFL comp guide and 12/12 from seed, of course.
Compared to indica's and many other indoor plants, sativa is a pretty tough cookie, imo.
Still roots need air. Look up "perched water" for soil.
For hydro, I'm liking this Kratky Method.
Combined with blynx's LED/.CFL comp guide and 12/12 from seed, of course.
