What's up Capn. Yeah they are very furry and chunky, but I may only have access to a 10x loupe b/c I can't find the 30x-100x one I had. I bet tric inspection to determine an accurate harvest time is gonna be tricky if most of the trics will be hidden from site. I'm a little freaked out about possible mold as some colas were crushing up against one another. That's why I removed most of the screen. Now have many LSTed to a fixed point like a screw of eye screw with gardner's wire. Also turned on the 24/7 fan again blowing up from the floor. It's only a small 6". RH is now down to about 46% with lights on, hope for dryer readings when lights come back on.
I'm not feeling this location for another and will chalk this one up as luck. I found some takers for the little ones and hopefully they stay alive till then. I am looking at other options and will post what I can, when I can. Hopefully something good is yet to come, but if luck does not change, perhaps the risk must continue but that's down the road a ways.
@Goz
The cubes come already sized. There are 2 sizes, and the recipe calls for the mini (10mm) cubes which I have pictured. There is also chunks which are about 2-3 times larger that I haven't used yet.
For flush I am planning to drop PPM down to about 300@.5 for about 3-7 days till the sugar leaves get pretty yellow then RO only for the last day or two unless otherwise advised by more experienced members growing simple hydroponics Capn style. To my knowledge, The Capn, S1ingblade and African Grower are the primary 3 that have steered my grow in good directions by doing great in their own grows. All grows are done Capn style with a simple media, simple top feed and drainage, simple nutrient recipe with a simple compost tea inoculant. If other conditions are met at least satisfactorily, great yields based of great plants on great white root masses are a no brainer. A lot of square inches are being consumed of my tiny 15"x30" with nugz due to a happy root zone, this at least I was able to provide and I know when harvested I will find some nice white roots and if possible, put right back in and revegged.