re: Jon705's Multi Strain HPS LED Hybrid System
Hey Jon
How do you plan to water your soil plants? To me, this is the biggest downside of soil. I like that all I have to do is change the res once a week or so, and it waters all the plants. I'd hate to have to do daily waterings. Are you going to setup something automated?
Well hell... I came to your thread to ask you about your AC. I wanted to know about the install, and here you already answered! The only question I had left was how long did it take. An hour! wow that's awesome! I won't have 3 people, but I'll manage.
It even comes with the pad huh? I was gonna ask if I could go ahead and pour the pad now. We're putting up a fence, so I'll be mixing concrete soon anyway. I never would have thought it came with a pad. Cool!
Save grow time, but not growER time.
Then why not use it instead of your supersoil? Is SS more expensive than that? Too much for an outdoor grow? Or was it just because you hadn't used SS that you went with this for your outdoor?
I've been thinking about this idea of yours... I think this might help keep plant counts down. I can grow unlimited #'s by WA law, but the US cutoff for mandatory sentencing is 100 plants, so the general rule of thumb is, "don't go over 99!" That should be plenty, but I've changed my plans for the layout of my basement. My awesome wife kept asking me why I didn't just close off the whole end of the basement rather than divide it into 2 rooms. I used to have some good reasons, but I started to think of more reasons not to do it that way. Once I started to rethink things, I realized I would gain ~30-40% more flowering space! This is going to allow me to do a 3 cycle perpetual grow, but now I'm worried I might have trouble keeping it under 99 plants. Especially when I start breeding!
If this technique allows me to eliminate one of the phases of veg growth, then that will help reduce the total plant count.
And potentially lower plant count (see above).
The forest fire reference brings up an important thing to consider. Yes, smoke can clog stomata. Luckilly, plants are able to clear them also. Otherwise, think about all the plants that survive a forest fire. If they were getting suffocated and couldn't unclog themselves, they would die, right? Rain does little to cleanse them since they are on the bottom of the leaves.
Hey Jon
How do you plan to water your soil plants? To me, this is the biggest downside of soil. I like that all I have to do is change the res once a week or so, and it waters all the plants. I'd hate to have to do daily waterings. Are you going to setup something automated?
Thank you Shotta It cost me $2700 delivered to my door and worth every penny bro, It took 3 of us to install it, mainly because it comes with a 25 foot lineset thats already attached to the head unit so we had to do some manuvering to get it into place but other than that it was really easy, hook the lineset and power up to the the condenser(the whole thing is powered by one plug indoors) put the cover on and thats it bro no HVAC guy needed, it comes with the pad for the outdoor unit as well.It also works well as a dehuey, its pulling 5 gallons a day out of the room
Well hell... I came to your thread to ask you about your AC. I wanted to know about the install, and here you already answered! The only question I had left was how long did it take. An hour! wow that's awesome! I won't have 3 people, but I'll manage.
It even comes with the pad huh? I was gonna ask if I could go ahead and pour the pad now. We're putting up a fence, so I'll be mixing concrete soon anyway. I never would have thought it came with a pad. Cool!
That air layered clone was cut from the mother on the 14th of july and last night 5 days later it has alot of roots growing out of the bottom of the 1 gallon pot! definetly going to save some time with this tecnique
Save grow time, but not growER time.
thanks guys easiest grow ever thats for sure and who says you need fancy expensive nutes to grow nice frosty weed, that time release stuff im using is working beautifully and it only cost around 50 cents a plant every 30 days
Then why not use it instead of your supersoil? Is SS more expensive than that? Too much for an outdoor grow? Or was it just because you hadn't used SS that you went with this for your outdoor?
Haha! love the Sir Mixalot refference. I wouldnt use this tecnique for a sea of green style of growing where you need lots of clones because it definetly takes alot longer per clone, if I remember right you have 9 plants per zone? why not train your mothers to have 9 UBT'ed clones and then air layer them? you will end up with 9 UBT'ed clones 4 times the size of a regular clone.Give them a week to root and top the 4 main tops for a 8 main colas per plant, theres definetly weeks of time savings here
I've been thinking about this idea of yours... I think this might help keep plant counts down. I can grow unlimited #'s by WA law, but the US cutoff for mandatory sentencing is 100 plants, so the general rule of thumb is, "don't go over 99!" That should be plenty, but I've changed my plans for the layout of my basement. My awesome wife kept asking me why I didn't just close off the whole end of the basement rather than divide it into 2 rooms. I used to have some good reasons, but I started to think of more reasons not to do it that way. Once I started to rethink things, I realized I would gain ~30-40% more flowering space! This is going to allow me to do a 3 cycle perpetual grow, but now I'm worried I might have trouble keeping it under 99 plants. Especially when I start breeding!
If this technique allows me to eliminate one of the phases of veg growth, then that will help reduce the total plant count.
Thanks bro,DP was the one that turned me onto it, I used rapid rooters and clonex and it worked beautifully, I also grabbed a big syringe to keep the medium moist instead of trying to open it up every time.Time saving is why im going to try it with much larger clones that have already been UBT'ed, im thinking it will save a month of training
And potentially lower plant count (see above).
Most of what I'm finding applies to cig smoke but clogged stomata are natural outdoors, aren't we trying to replicate that? My new excuse to get high with the girls, environment accuracy
The forest fire reference brings up an important thing to consider. Yes, smoke can clog stomata. Luckilly, plants are able to clear them also. Otherwise, think about all the plants that survive a forest fire. If they were getting suffocated and couldn't unclog themselves, they would die, right? Rain does little to cleanse them since they are on the bottom of the leaves.