Poor babies! I'm sure they'll bounce back.
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Up potting done...checkmorning shot ... hope everyone has a good day
hempys all happy the day after up pot.
didn't skip a beat. hempys rarely do.
they got watered in with a L each.
6.5g MC / 6L RO. ph tested at 5.84, so left as it was.
ppm tested out at 880 which looked high to me.
been just monitoring ppm and going by MC suggested feed levels.
i have one northern lights that can take a bit more judging by color.
one at the back is a little paler.
cleaned them up a bit yesterday at up pot. most responded well and even grew a touch since..
stunty likes the new digs..
the white spots are just some perlite dust that got kicked up and mixed with water drops. i do have some spots that are the very beginning of a cal mag def, tho no actual damage yet. that and the paler plant would indicate a little more room for MC in spite of the ppm reading. will address that on the next feed.
big sister lsd checking out the new pot
it's amazing how quick the damage from underfeeding occurred and how far it got. will remove the damaged fans you see on this northern lights cbd after the plant has got a bit bigger. the fans continued to grow through the damage.
recovery and up pot.JPG
shows previous calmag def and general underfed.
corrected and recovering.
the plant looks a bit more pale in the pic. i don't filter for the light. even so, it gives an idea there is headroom available
now for your strange du jour...
hmmm.... dunno about this and bud..
kinda looks like it might be delicious simmered 2 - 5 minutes with other greens when big
Up potting done...check
Quadlining next...
If you can count between 4 and 6 nodes...its not out of your league.dude i so need help with training.
was gonna do an sos or something in a bit lol...
proper quadlining is probably out of my league. am gonna top or something and add some restraints as soon as they get established in the pots. one downside to hempy is the looseness of the media. it gets firm with the root structure, which comes with a more mature plant. can be more difficult to train and stuff when younger.
on the upside it grows a much larger plant than what the pot would indicate lol..
Alrighty then. So we've got pots filled with perlits, sitting in a few mm deep of solution. Check.
I'll go back through and catch up, but for now I'll ask anyway. lol
Is there any type of drain? Overflow? Are you adding by hand, or automated?
I'm asking as this is getting close to what I wanted to do with dutch buckets, in a sense. I've been wanting to make a dutch bucket, but out of a fabric pot. Obviously a fabric pot won't hold the 2" of water in the bottom, so I've been thinking of things that could hold enough water in the bottom, and that the pot would just barely fit into. So basically a hard plastic sleeve to go around the bottom of the fabric pot.
I guess the good news is the concept isn't overly crazy.
I always kind of thought hempy was pot sitting on top of a perlite filled water res that wicked up. Guess I need to do some more digging into it.
how's VG today ? any news on the gals ?They really kicked it into gear.
Love Stunty I'm always a sucker for the runt though.
Looking great bluter.
I'm well, thank you.how's VG today ? any news on the gals ?
hiya vortex
naw. not crazy... just the grower....
been around for years. just a little underground.
it's hand watered every couple days. similar to coco but a bit easier in approach.
media is straight perlite. some mix in a bit of vermiculite but i don't like it. most go straight perlite.
one 1/4 inch drain hole placed 2 1/4 inches from the bottom. feed til you get 10% runoff each feed / water.
i do it by formula. everyone gets the same amounts. the mix depends on how i feel they are doing.
Yeah, I get a bit wild in the idea department at times.
This is really great though. So it really is close to what I'm wanting to toy with. Even if I had to "stuff" the fabric pots a bit into the container, I'm fine with that. Basically it would be a dutch bucket, but only the bottom 4" would be plastic and from there up fabric.
you might run in to suffocation issues with that approach.
the hempy system is designed to draw air in during feed / water. the media stays a bit loose at first allowing oxygen in as well.
If you take a look at my pots, I think they are what your meaning....or I'm completely way off. I have found however, it has been best to not fill the bottom reservoir up and to keep that area dry as my plants showed signs of too wet of feet.Alrighty then. So we've got pots filled with perlits, sitting in a few mm deep of solution. Check.
I'll go back through and catch up, but for now I'll ask anyway. lol
Is there any type of drain? Overflow? Are you adding by hand, or automated?
I'm asking as this is getting close to what I wanted to do with dutch buckets, in a sense. I've been wanting to make a dutch bucket, but out of a fabric pot. Obviously a fabric pot won't hold the 2" of water in the bottom, so I've been thinking of things that could hold enough water in the bottom, and that the pot would just barely fit into. So basically a hard plastic sleeve to go around the bottom of the fabric pot.
I guess the good news is the concept isn't overly crazy.
I always kind of thought hempy was pot sitting on top of a perlite filled water res that wicked up. Guess I need to do some more digging into it.