I have no issues with preparing 16 gallons and using it over 3 to 4 days.
Of course, it might depend somewhat on which nutrients you are using.
Of course, it might depend somewhat on which nutrients you are using.
RamenToppings
420 Member
is it normal for some of the perlite to brown on the surface?
Yes, it’s just algae or nute stain.
liquidyoda
420 Member
Visual update on both tents.@liquidyoda whatever you do .. keep doing it ..
and keep posting. get a journal up if haven't got one. either way all the hempsters keep tabs here as well.
TriangleCheese
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Hijacking I know but here are my hempy tents.
Huge workload there. I will also adapt SOG style growing on my next one. Very efficient but requires intimidating amount of work. Congratz on the setup
RamenToppings
420 Member
how do you measure and mix your nutrient solutions so it is easy? I have the seringe looking thing but it only measures 1/4 tsp.
i used a series of different syringes when i had bottle nutes. they are easy to find and super cheap at veterinary and farm supply stores. get a couple different sizes.
Larger pharmacies give them away. Ask for a syringe for giving medicine to a child. They'll hook you right up gratis.
That’s how I got mine!
Hiya Tead!
Hiya Tead!
Dinger
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I thought one of the benefits of Hempy is when you water from the top it draws fresh air into the top roots?
CADBOY
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Yes exactly. Watering draws air down into the roots. A good dry/wet cycle is important.
Indeed - and a flood a couple inches higher than the hole will not only refresh the reservoir, but will pull in fresh air from the top. Depending on the age of the plant, because of the reservoir, the table may only need to flooded every 2-3 days, but the real benefit is when you need to fertigate daily or more often during flowering.
Macdaddy420
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Hey guys I’ve decided to join the hempy squad. I’ve thrown 6 clones into 4L hempy pots (one not seen in pic) I’ve got them outdoors inside my makeshift greenhouse but obviously they are curling up. Using AN pH perfect G,M,B series with calmag in RO water! Any advice would be great!
cover or tape up the outside of the pots to block the light. roots do not like to be exposed to light and will not develop properly in a clear container.
were those clones rooted in before planting in the 4Ls ? it looks like they've been pulled over from another media, or it may be root plugs.
were those clones rooted in before planting in the 4Ls ? it looks like they've been pulled over from another media, or it may be root plugs.
Macdaddy420
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Thanks for the advice, I have the tape and have done 4/6 pots.
2 were rooted in soil and 4 in root plugs. Shook as much soil and other media off before planting. Most of it just fell off.
you can bring a little over to hempy no problem. water from the edges the same as you would soil to encourage outward root growth.
they look a little hungry.
they look a little hungry.
Macdaddy420
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@bluter im surprised to hear you say they look hungry, I gave them nutrients yesterday and they curled
looked pale in the pics. don't seem established. should still catch though.
i ran half dose in AN.
i ran half dose in AN.
Macdaddy420
Well-Known Member
I might have given stronger than I should have then. Should I flush?
just stick with a regular feed sched for now. clones can be odd till they catch. it looks to me like they are still trying to build enough root to establish. in hempy it would be an early seedling straight feed at 1/2 dose or under, fed every two - three days.
