cbdhemp808
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It's OK outdoors, but not indoors? You mean because of the smell? Or... the law says they have to be outside??
SIP Club - Getting Hydro/Coco Results In A Soil Based Medium
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It's OK outdoors, but not indoors? You mean because of the smell? Or... the law says they have to be outside??TequilaSIPr
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A friend is looking after her….they cant put it inside due to their misses beggars cant be choosers….when she left me she was barely clinging on to life silver lining
Fenderbender
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We're in the first week of stretch
smokesbetter
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That cool weather sure brings out the purple , look s good hope you can get something from her .
Nice looking vegging plant fender .
Nice looking vegging plant fender .
TequilaSIPr
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Hello All! Welp guys! It snowed here yesterday which is crazy i have to put a plant outdoors and suddenly were getting snow in nov again she’s trying her best
Chuckeye
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Moving right along but the Maui Wowie is still growing three inches a day 
Started yet again with another level of training
Secured to the hoop and pulled her towards the center....
Cheers
Started yet again with another level of training
Secured to the hoop and pulled her towards the center....
Cheers
cbdhemp808
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Greetings SIPsters!
Are you currently growing using a SIP, or have you in the past? @Buds Buddy @CBDMed
If so, please take my survey...
(highlight the below 1-7 and then click reply)
1) Was your best SIP grow indoors or outdoors/greenhouse?
2) What kind of grow medium did you use for your best SIP grow?
3) What kind of fertilizer did you use for your best SIP grow?
4) What was your best yield from one plant grown in a SIP?
5) If you can, name one strain that grew best in your SIP(s).
6) In your opinion, will a SIP outperform a fabric pot of equal volume?
7) Do you use stress training when you grow in a SIP? (LST, etc.)
Happy holidays!
Are you currently growing using a SIP, or have you in the past? @Buds Buddy @CBDMed
If so, please take my survey...
(highlight the below 1-7 and then click reply)
1) Was your best SIP grow indoors or outdoors/greenhouse?
2) What kind of grow medium did you use for your best SIP grow?
3) What kind of fertilizer did you use for your best SIP grow?
4) What was your best yield from one plant grown in a SIP?
5) If you can, name one strain that grew best in your SIP(s).
6) In your opinion, will a SIP outperform a fabric pot of equal volume?
7) Do you use stress training when you grow in a SIP? (LST, etc.)
Happy holidays!
Looks like Azi is buying billboards in Los Angeles to promote this thread (and posing for them too?)!
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The word is spreading! 
TequilaSIPr
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Happy holidays cbd and the rest of the sip crewGreetings SIPsters!
Are you currently growing using a SIP, or have you in the past? @Buds Buddy @CBDMed
If so, please take my survey...
(highlight the below 1-7 and then click reply)
1) Was your best SIP grow indoors or outdoors/greenhouse? Indoors
2) What kind of grow medium did you use for your best SIP grow? Indicanja living organic soil
3) What kind of fertilizer did you use for your best SIP grow? Indicanja supposed to be water only but added cal mag black strap molasses liqui dirt top dressed with some build a soil top dress
4) What was your best yield from one plant grown in a SIP? A little over 14 oz’s
5) If you can, name one strain that grew best in your SIP(s).strawberry cheesecake
6) In your opinion, will a SIP outperform a fabric pot of equal volume?it does for a rookie like me lol
7) Do you use stress training when you grow in a SIP? (LST, etc.)yes!
Happy holidays!
Stonecrusher
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Just posted this to my winter journal but it isn't a SIP unless it gets put up here right?
cbdhemp808
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Does anyone have a success story growing clones in a 5 gal SIP bucket? If so, please describe your grow.
Maritimer
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Ahoy There,
We are fixing to go into week 7 of flower. As a Drought gardener, this will be the time I need to address droughting in SIP. The goal of droughting cannabis is to allow the plant to undergo the abiotic stress of an extended drought to the point where the cultivar wilts as the turgid posture is almost lost, and the GRN directs the plant to have all plant resources available to the DNA encoded "Species Survival Response". The survival response during drought involves the overproduction of essential oils used as a defense against the seeds dehydrating and dying. The GRN will direct the coating of the florescence, thus encapsulating the seed stock in oil.
The containers I am running are rectangular SIP with just over two gallons reservoir capacity. The drought will begin with a full reservoir and saturated root zone mounds. The normal eleven-day drought target has not been elucidated in a SIP container and remains unknown. We anticipate going about half that time as we will still target 50% change in LWA to be the rescue point in active flower plants.
Be really cool if this works. I love SIPPING, but I am a droughter for life
We are fixing to go into week 7 of flower. As a Drought gardener, this will be the time I need to address droughting in SIP. The goal of droughting cannabis is to allow the plant to undergo the abiotic stress of an extended drought to the point where the cultivar wilts as the turgid posture is almost lost, and the GRN directs the plant to have all plant resources available to the DNA encoded "Species Survival Response". The survival response during drought involves the overproduction of essential oils used as a defense against the seeds dehydrating and dying. The GRN will direct the coating of the florescence, thus encapsulating the seed stock in oil.
The containers I am running are rectangular SIP with just over two gallons reservoir capacity. The drought will begin with a full reservoir and saturated root zone mounds. The normal eleven-day drought target has not been elucidated in a SIP container and remains unknown. We anticipate going about half that time as we will still target 50% change in LWA to be the rescue point in active flower plants.
Be really cool if this works. I love SIPPING, but I am a droughter for life
Chuckeye
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Day 44 of 85
Cheers
Cheers
Nce! I even used a battery transfer pump down the res pipe to empty it when I droughted one in a SIP. It went full term and did make angle for me.Ahoy There,
We are fixing to go into week 7 of flower. As a Drought gardener, this will be the time I need to address droughting in SIP. The goal of droughting cannabis is to allow the plant to undergo the abiotic stress of an extended drought to the point where the cultivar wilts as the turgid posture is almost lost, and the GRN directs the plant to have all plant resources available to the DNA encoded "Species Survival Response". The survival response during drought involves the overproduction of essential oils used as a defense against the seeds dehydrating and dying. The GRN will direct the coating of the florescence, thus encapsulating the seed stock in oil.
The containers I am running are rectangular SIP with just over two gallons reservoir capacity. The drought will begin with a full reservoir and saturated root zone mounds. The normal eleven-day drought target has not been elucidated in a SIP container and remains unknown. We anticipate going about half that time as we will still target 50% change in LWA to be the rescue point in active flower plants.
Be really cool if this works. I love SIPPING, but I am a droughter for life
cbdhemp808
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Hmm, everyone is growing from seed? I wonder if the tap root is significantly involved in the success of SIP grows.
cbdhemp808
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Has anyone successfully grown a sativa or sativa-dominant plant in a SIP, either indoor or outdoor?
Chuckeye
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CannabisMan420
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I highly recommend it if quad-lining or training your plant in other ways. Helps to space things out nicely.
Ghost Train Haze after 8 weeks flowering:
'Sativa' at 8wks vs 'Indica' at 3wks with same soil, nutrients and training techniques.
cbdhemp808
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OK, so... sativa is a 5 gal SIP, indoor. What kind of soil, and is that synthetic ferts?My current and last grow was/is in SIP's indoor
Links below....
Cheers