- Thread starter
- #14,781
And of course I just bought everything in quart jugs...smh. Oh well, ill wait til I run out.
When did you buy? I was shipping the new stuff about a month ago. Is your Transplant really thick? New GE is nearly clear.
How To Use Progressive Web App aka PWA On 420 Magazine Forum
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
And of course I just bought everything in quart jugs...smh. Oh well, ill wait til I run out.
Regarding the current sativa dominant hybrids I'm running, is there a contingency to provide the old formula (or a revised one strictly geared towards these landraces) should the new formulation not be their cup of tea? (pun intended)
I read a couple of weeks ago that Doc was going to make availing the old formula for strains like these...not sure if this is still true though...
Yep. Instead of having an OG drench, I"ll have a Landrace series. Far more people grow hybrids than landrace....I had it backwards for a while.
Is an amendment to the instructions in order Doc?
7's work just fine. 10's are just a bit better. I've run testers out in 3 gal pots quite a few times and the produce is still top shelf...just not as much of it as the produce is truly dependent on the root mass.
Hey Doc Bud and gang... I know some here vote for big pots all the way. My Flower tent is 36"x24" and I wanted to do 2 15 gal pots in there, but I just dont think that will work with the fans taking up space also. In the instructions it recommends 7gal but that seems a bit small.So you guys think 10gals would be ok or should I go with 7s till I get some experience With DBHBB?
I veg in either 1 gallon or 3 depending on the strain. Going from 1 to 10 and flip immediately and you'll have enough soil easily for an 8-10 week strain. Any longer and you may need a 2nd recharge around week 9 or 10. You want to go as big as you can comfortably fit. Pot size is not experience related. The bigger the better. Experience comes in on how heavy to feed that soil and you'll learn that as you learn the strain.
It also greatly depends on veg time, and whether you're running from seed or clone. Rooted clones are usually 2 weeks ahead of seedlings minimum in my experience. The longer you veg, the bigger the pot you'll want to finish in. I'd not veg longer than 4-5 weeks for a 7 gal pot personally.
So I could just veg in a 1gal for about 4-5 weeks, then into 7's and straight to flower... That sounds quite a bit faster than the way I've been doing it. Awesome, thanks man!