I'll have my people contact your people... we'll let them hash it out...
Carcass' SIP build may have blinded you to my reply to your request about making vape carts! It's here!
@Carcass , do you have issues over not being able to go for more than 2-3 days without tending your SIPs? I realize that you're an, erm, ''mature'' fella and perhaps travel less than in the past.Thanks for the kind words, Azi-! I'll definitely post some updates as things progress... they're fun to grow in, but the results will (hopefully) be dead serious..
Well done, RD! It just goes to show that a plant doesn't need to be tall to achieve some impressive bud density...
Nonetheless, this system, if properly attached to a large external rez means you could leave for the entire veg cycle if need be. I'd keep a camera installed, and a special emergency-only contact in place, but other than that I'd feel quite comfortable leaving for two weeks. PS I also use those cheap Govee WiFi-enabled temp/rh/dew point/vpb loggers; they would make a major contribution to your peace of mind if you were to go away.
You're right @Azimuth, it's in a league of its own. I'm really surprised how it grows in it and what's more, when I see it with my own eyes, it's the bomb
Well, you say "for comparison" but there really is no comparison as the SIP plant seems in its own league. Well done, my man. Well done.
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Erm, you're getting at having a larger water source available? They're seedlings and not going to be in there a long time. But indeed, especially if the whole baggy is exposed on all sides, and is filled, like the one in the picture, it will pull water through the system like nobody's business.
That sounds pretty cool RD! But, I haven't been any further from the house than the grocery store for a long time now...in my defense, I didn't get around much in my younger days, either..
Yeah, thanks again. Unfortunately, the only vape juice method here was turning isolates into vape juice, which is popular but requires a $500 squisher, and then you still need to add a liquidizer - plus, minimal terps and flavanoids will be transferred through this method. It's not really the best route unless squishing is really your main thing. My intent is to use a pressure cooker to infuse the thc into the PG with LOTS of raw bud and I'm looking for some data. It appears I'm going to have to sort out the times and temps myself. Wonder if I should bother to decarb in the pressure cooker, or just infuse ultra low and slow, considering that the thc gets decarbed when you vape it (I think). I'm also curious how much if any terps and flaves will be transferred. I'm going to buy some hemp-derived terps from a local producer to have on hand in case. I'm trying to develop something uber-powerful for those medical users with super strong tolerances, maybe give them something with a real kick again. I'm an ultralightweight, I saw colours off my Runtz for first time in my life the other day when I absentmindedly smoked the whole joint; luckily vape juice is very, very easy to thin out.
And now @chinchillin... to address your questions regarding my mini-SIP suggestions for seedlings, as-designed with focus to avoid stall-out upon transplant: I set up some seedlings in two designs I know work well and I took some pics fer ya... these first two were planted a day later than the pop bottle design below, and these have Yumboldt Autos inside. One has sprouted.
Not sure about FF specifically, but @farside05 is using synthetic nutes in the res with no top watering. You can follow his grow here, and his plants look pretty good!
You're not alone,013- On my smaller SIP, I didn't de-burr the holes I drilled through the fill pipe, so the float hits the plastic shavings and stops...so I opted to use a dipstick on that one...
Tight like a glove, and then the AHa moves out and it's a mitten again!
They both seem to like something you're doing.
Just nine short days from now!
Well, they can't enjoy the torture I'm putting them through on a daily basis, so it must be the SIPs!
