- Thread starter
- #3,961
Temple Of Bloom
- Thread starter Preston9mm
- Start date
- Thread starter
- #3,962
Heat/light stress definitely caused her to freak out a bit. I've picked 2 nanners already. She's almost done, and there aren't any ladies to knock up.... I'm just gonna let this crazy B do her thang!
Heavenly Hybrid
Well-Known Member
No laughing Buddha, I’m not even gonna watch it...
...I'd like to set something up this spring/summer as well...I can usually get away for 4 or 5 days, but be nice to get a few more days if we wanted to do a little longer road trip...got one of those manifold prizes as well...gonna have to check it out when I get home and figger' out a plan...best case scenario, something on a timer...
...cheerz...h00k...
...
...cheerz...h00k......- Thread starter
- #3,965
Here's what I came up with for my new drip rings...
1/2" pex was actually able to bend tight enough to make a hoop that will fit the 3 gal pots.
1/2" pex was actually able to bend tight enough to make a hoop that will fit the 3 gal pots.
Excellent work Mr P9. Have you considered a career in something to do with plumbing? Tough on the back but less need to clear your browser history...
- Thread starter
- #3,967
Finished up the waterproofing on the floor today. Picked up the rest of the parts for the watering system too.
I'm about to go put in a floor drain and be done with it.
I'm sure I'll take a few more pics before I finish.
I'm sure I'll take a few more pics before I finish.
Every room without carpet or hardwood should have a floor drain 
- Thread starter
- #3,969
Put a lid on that drain to keep the crawlies out until just before you are flushing with water!
Excellent job
Excellent job
Heavenly Hybrid
Well-Known Member
Ok, hold my hand on this for a second. Does this mean all your plants are getting the same nutrients? Supplementing by hand? Splain pleaseDone...
- Thread starter
- #3,972
Yeah... until they deem otherwise. I'll be dosing pretty light with nutrients for these autos. They should grow at a pretty even pace. If they all start transitioning to flower at different times, I will need to feed by hand for a couple weeks. But, once the whole group is flowering, I'll go back to feeding them from the nutrient reservoir.
Basically, I'll mix up 6 gallons (or whatever I need) of nutrient mix and pour it into the "nute chute" reservoir, gallon by gallon, until the pots are saturated.
- Thread starter
- #3,973
I'll probably feed them every 3 days at first. The other days will just be a watering with tap water.
Once they are healthy & hearty, I'll probably bump it to water/feed/water/feed..... until they finish.
Once they are healthy & hearty, I'll probably bump it to water/feed/water/feed..... until they finish.
Heavenly Hybrid
Well-Known Member
Yeah... until they deem otherwise. I'll be dosing pretty light with nutrients for these autos. They should grow at a pretty even pace. If they all start transitioning to flower at different times, I will need to feed by hand for a couple weeks. But, once the whole group is flowering, I'll go back to feeding them from the nutrient reservoir.
Basically, I'll mix up 6 gallons (or whatever I need) of nutrient mix and pour it into the "nute chute" reservoir, gallon by gallon, until the pots are saturated.
I gotta call bull on this one Shed! I googled laying pipe and immediately had to delete my browser history!
LOL! That's the difference between P and us "lay"men...he wouldn't have to google that shitI gotta call bull on this one Shed! I googled laying pipe and immediately had to delete my browser history!
.- Thread starter
- #3,977
Yesssss!I gotta call bull on this one Shed! I googled laying pipe and immediately had to delete my browser history!
I try to use that joke at least once a week
I couldn’t resist! Lol
- Thread starter
- #3,979
Infinite storage in this noggin!LOL! That's the difference between P and us "lay"men...he wouldn't have to google that shit
And when you run out of room you can download some to your hands.