Well Boys and Girls. . . Get Ya Ready because it's showtime
As many of you know, I've spent the last year here @420mag letting you guys watch me try (and fail) to master what I now consider to be a very challenging way to grow. Rotational. . . Perhaps the most challenging.
As my frustration with this system has grown over the past year, it has taught me many things about a tight system in which the variables have to be controlled within slim margins of error. Semi-failure after semi-failure has forced me to ask if the possible rewards from this system are worth the effort and difficulties inherent to the system itself. To make a long story short, if you don't wish to read anymore, I'll tell you the ending right now, it isn't. For me, the downsides do not outweigh the upsides, and this will be my final Wheel Journal at least for a long while.
This grow is just finished and I think it turned out ok. I installed some new equipment throughout the grow, and did have one major mishap which affected my final yield. It's gonna take some time to edit and upload all of these pics. I figure a week or so would be a reasonable time frame to present this, but it will really just go as fast as I can fit that into my schedule.
Both the E&G and the wheel are being fed from the same 55 gal reservoir, so that should minimize feeding differences. watered on seperate schedules of course.
My one camera lens is still broken, so I'm still stuck only with the telephoto, so pictures are hard to get wide angles and has short focus ranges, but I did my best.
As many of you know, I've spent the last year here @420mag letting you guys watch me try (and fail) to master what I now consider to be a very challenging way to grow. Rotational. . . Perhaps the most challenging.
As my frustration with this system has grown over the past year, it has taught me many things about a tight system in which the variables have to be controlled within slim margins of error. Semi-failure after semi-failure has forced me to ask if the possible rewards from this system are worth the effort and difficulties inherent to the system itself. To make a long story short, if you don't wish to read anymore, I'll tell you the ending right now, it isn't. For me, the downsides do not outweigh the upsides, and this will be my final Wheel Journal at least for a long while.
This grow is just finished and I think it turned out ok. I installed some new equipment throughout the grow, and did have one major mishap which affected my final yield. It's gonna take some time to edit and upload all of these pics. I figure a week or so would be a reasonable time frame to present this, but it will really just go as fast as I can fit that into my schedule.
Both the E&G and the wheel are being fed from the same 55 gal reservoir, so that should minimize feeding differences. watered on seperate schedules of course.
My one camera lens is still broken, so I'm still stuck only with the telephoto, so pictures are hard to get wide angles and has short focus ranges, but I did my best.