Got it. Thanks Van and Laq!
Stanks Go Perpetual In 2018!
Hope this isn't a dumb question... RO water? I'm not familiar....Well @Ms Stank, others grow with roots in water, or coco, or with the DBHBB kit (often w RO water) and they all have clear instructions/guidelines on bottles for how much to use... and there’s still a whole lot of growers mojo that has to come in on top of that, to get plants that look like your kush, yeah baby!
There be a lotta mojo in Stankhouse
Revers osmosis waterHope this isn't a dumb question... RO water? I'm not familiar....
Takes all the goopies out of the water, usually a ppm around 30 or less and pH 6.2-6.5
Hey @Van Stank
DTF is smelling sweet like my ATF I grew, really densing up to
What did the Durban mom's smoke like and smell???
DTF is smelling sweet like my ATF I grew, really densing up to
What did the Durban mom's smoke like and smell???
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I am not a fan of RO....takes something like 4 gallons of water to make 1 gallon of RO water. I would just as soon do my best to collect rain water. The plants love rain water
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She was very floral smelling. I love the smoke. Very energetic at lower doses. Can't grab you if smoke too much and your production will go down. 2-3 medium hits on the Durban Poison is about perfect.
Hope this isn't a dumb question... RO water? I'm not familiar....
What Chris said
I agree, it’s a lot of hassle, and not my kind of hassle.
Having rain water is the bees knees
And if you capture rain water during electrical storms then it comes fully charged it’s like magic beans water.
CraZysWeeD
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See you are doing great with your jungle! Those Hindu Kush are really bright white. Had a freak awhile back that almost blinded me. Very nice frosting.
Killerbudz
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I just get all my RO water from work hehe.
PS do you grow anything small??? Look at my 5ft tall indica guys
Jax Rider
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VS what is the yield like on that Durban Poison if you remember?
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I just get all my RO water from work hehe.
PS do you grow anything small??? Look at my 5ft tall indica guys
Well.....i am a fan of big plants. The way I schedule the perpetual allows the plants to get to be good sized if they are good genetics. And I still get to harvest a new plant every couple weeks.
We are a little back logged in veg right now due to some clones from some good plants. Oh yeah, plant count plays a large part in why we grow bigger plants.
Plus, who doesn't love a big girl!!
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Well I didn't grow her under my current light, but I got about 75 grams from her when she was grown in 5 gallons of Kind Soil, and I got 91 grams from her in 5 gallons of Stank Soil.
I will get around to growing another one under this light.....but I am gonna grow Aces version.
Jax Rider
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Thanks I’m going to look at them (more seeds).
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Whats up guys and gals!! Hope everyone is having a great weekend.
We have had a pretty busy day here. Woke up to some rain so I scurried out and started collecting. Got close to another 50 gallons total this morning.
Did some training on a few of the plants in veg. Got the Hawaiian Mayan Gold spread out and looking good. Also did some LST on the African Meltdown. We moved the Northern Lights that Ms Stank is crossing with Harlequin up to the flower room. Will give her about a week and then we will flip the Stank Harlequin male in the little breeding tent and start him into flower.
Will be doing a bit of up potting starting next week. Will probably up pot the African Meltdown and the Hawaiian Mayan Gold into 4 gallon smart pots while we move the BCP to a 5 gallon hard pot.
We also need to start 'harvesting' the VC soil and start putting worms into the three new bins that we have up and running. Sun is starting to peak out here so we might be able to do this task this afternoon.
We have had a pretty busy day here. Woke up to some rain so I scurried out and started collecting. Got close to another 50 gallons total this morning.
Did some training on a few of the plants in veg. Got the Hawaiian Mayan Gold spread out and looking good. Also did some LST on the African Meltdown. We moved the Northern Lights that Ms Stank is crossing with Harlequin up to the flower room. Will give her about a week and then we will flip the Stank Harlequin male in the little breeding tent and start him into flower.
Will be doing a bit of up potting starting next week. Will probably up pot the African Meltdown and the Hawaiian Mayan Gold into 4 gallon smart pots while we move the BCP to a 5 gallon hard pot.
We also need to start 'harvesting' the VC soil and start putting worms into the three new bins that we have up and running. Sun is starting to peak out here so we might be able to do this task this afternoon.
MiOutdoorsman
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Sounds like you have a lot going on today! Hopefully it's cool there. It's humid as hell here 
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Well its cooler than it has been.....but its humid as hell after the rain earlier. At least the garden got a good watering! The taters and maters and carrots sure needed it!
MiOutdoorsman
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I heard that. I've been watering the garden every night. We haven't got much rain this summer. Corn feilds around here look terrible
Corn here on the surface of the sun looks incredible, amazes me how they do it
Tattoodlineman
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After over a month of researching and watching y’all, I’ve decided to jump in on the VC soil for next season.
I’ve always taken an interest in building my own garden soil, and here on my farm I’d be crazy not to jump in on VC. Just makes me wanna cry thinkn of all the years I’ve been throwing to waste such valuables to build quality soil, not including the $ spent on castings each yr when I could easily let worms do the work here on the farm... For free!
Have a great weekend