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there could be possibly allot i've missed from that thread lol. I still go back to it and re-read it just to remember what it was i will deffinitlycheck the bottom of the pots from now on. That isa good tip
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there could be possibly allot i've missed from that thread lol. I still go back to it and re-read it just to remember what it was i will deffinitlycheck the bottom of the pots from now on. That isa good tip
yummy man.... looking fantastic!The run off is almost immediate when watered from the top. Hence the reason I do this bottom feeding. I was not getting a full saturation of the medium but now I do and the plants like it much better. I see this most days unless they are thirsty......leaves reaching for the sky. A pretty sight for a gardener.
They look great..... made my mouth water hahaThe Scooby Snack sisters and doing well. Their spacing at the end of the stretch is perfect for packing on some nice bud.
Good info...thanks I almost bought those for my gh but opted for the plastic bags which were a little cheaper. Cheap has been the motto of this grow...lol. Cheap dirt, cheap bags, not so cheap nutes or seed...lol.Fabric bags are all good man. As PK1 pointed out, there is meant to be less of a risk of overwatering, and also rootboundedness. But one can certainly still overwater in a fabric pot, and plants can still ultimately get rootbound in one. It might just take a bit longer. One distinct advantage is that there are no drainage holes necessary, so it's much harder or impossible for pests to get at the roots from the bottom.
I'm pretty meh on the topic! If I had to buy new ones I would pick fabric. But if I had regular pots I would just stick to those.
Hey BC, thanks for stopping in. Its getting bushy in here...lol.yummy man.... looking fantastic!
Man, I have to reread shit all the time. Us stoners are worthless when it comes to memory retention..lol.there could be possibly allot i've missed from that thread lol. I still go back to it and re-read it just to remember what it was i will deffinitlycheck the bottom of the pots from now on. That isa good tip
That WSU article you posted in your thread has been interesting. I like that ladies approach on growing. You read about pot drainage yet? Good stuff.All good my friend! You also found a good solution with the perlite. I might have to try a faster-draining mix like that one day!
That WSU article you posted in your thread has been interesting. I like that ladies approach on growing. You read about pot drainage yet? Good stuff.
I gotta admit. I'm a little jealous right now. That doesn't make me feel any better....Lol I setup some cheap wireless cameras that I can observe my plants through on my phone!
I'm always watching............
that is pretty cheapThese are relatively cheap and easy to setup, USB-powered
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Nice little tool. I'd have to have that for sure if I left for a few days.These are relatively cheap and easy to setup, USB-powered
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Nah, it's just a variegated leaf. Happens sometimes. I'd seen in other folks grows but this is the first for me..lol. It's just a mutation. There are many different ones.Looking full there Jim. You must be busy with all that!
With the heat you have described it could very well be a small sign of stress from it. I agree it’s nothing to worry about and especially if you remove the leaf
Learn something new everyday!Nah, it's just a variegated leaf. Happens sometimes. I'd seen in other folks grows but this is the first for me..lol. It's just a mutation. There are many different ones.