UltraDan's FLUX has officially been
HARVESTED!
HARVESTED!
741 grams after trim, then washed and hung. Hoping to keep 25% of the weight which would be 6.5 ounces. It's been a long 6 months!!
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741 grams after trim, then washed and hung. Hoping to keep 25% of the weight which would be 6.5 ounces. It's been a long 6 months!!
Congratulations Dan. To get over 6 zips from "what" size pot?
MedFarmer
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Well done on the harvest UltrDan 
. It has been a long time, but didn't you just enjoy it so much?
. It has been a long time, but didn't you just enjoy it so much?
great work dan , nice job
latinbudder
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Great weight for a 5 gal. Smart pot or not.5 Gallon SmartPot
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Bravo indeed Ultra my friend! 
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Well my baby fluxes be coming along nicely
latinbudder
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I would have to agree with you on that LA. Work of art.
MedFarmer
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Looking good Boss. I'm sure you would like to go perpetual with Fluxes that size. Oh the thought 
MedFarmer
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A little update of my indoor/outdoor comparison of Night Queens for my fellow Fluxers 
It's been 10 days since the last update so here we are:
The 2 outdoors girls
The 2 indoor girls
It already seems apparent that the indoor girls are doing so much better than the outdoor ones. 24 hours LED v Quite a bit of sun but not enough.
The indoor girl on the right looks like a plate of spaghetti on the left of it but there are so many arms to fit into the 78 litre(15 gal) pot space.
It's been 10 days since the last update so here we are:
The 2 outdoors girls
The 2 indoor girls
It already seems apparent that the indoor girls are doing so much better than the outdoor ones. 24 hours LED v Quite a bit of sun but not enough.
The indoor girl on the right looks like a plate of spaghetti on the left of it but there are so many arms to fit into the 78 litre(15 gal) pot space.
latinbudder
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Great update Med. Looks like two monsters in the making.
santb
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Can I ask a dumb question.....
How do you guys growing in soil/pots (esp. fabric) deal with water/nute run-off. especially in a small box? Drip trays or just stick to more frequent, smaller amounts?
Trying to design my own box but can't figure out what to do about run-off.. I usually (outdoors) just flood until run-off 2-3 times over 15 minutes to ensure a good soaking, then wait till pot is dry again, usually 2-4 days....
Just can't get my head around it! Thinking of using deep trays with a drain point so I can flood and remove excess without constantly moving plants, as I'd like to continue my flood and drain method..much easier than measuring small amounts everyday... But I'm sure I'm missing something that is probably obvious to you guys!!! Never done indoors myself, obviously..
Cheers.
How do you guys growing in soil/pots (esp. fabric) deal with water/nute run-off. especially in a small box? Drip trays or just stick to more frequent, smaller amounts?
Trying to design my own box but can't figure out what to do about run-off.. I usually (outdoors) just flood until run-off 2-3 times over 15 minutes to ensure a good soaking, then wait till pot is dry again, usually 2-4 days....
Just can't get my head around it! Thinking of using deep trays with a drain point so I can flood and remove excess without constantly moving plants, as I'd like to continue my flood and drain method..much easier than measuring small amounts everyday... But I'm sure I'm missing something that is probably obvious to you guys!!! Never done indoors myself, obviously..
Cheers.
Both; Drip trays & smaller amounts. Also by pouring the feed slowly it won't take as much to start seeing the run-off.
santb
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Sweet cheers for that.... Glad I'm not missing some fundamental ideas that should be obvious!
J189RFC
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Hmm not to have too many weird questions in a row, have you ever taken the far ends of the fluxed plants and buried them? In separate pots even?
Hmm, that is a weird one. Explain.
latinbudder
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To weird.
J189RFC
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I forgot the name there momentarily. Layering. Have you considered using a layering technique in your fluxing.