sheepleschism
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Just spectacular. Wow!
Jamba Rights His Wrongs - High Brix - LED - Fluxing
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Looking all kinds of buddtastic Jamba! 
bravo on some fine looking girls!
bravo on some fine looking girls! Jamba, beautiful!!! 
-many finish with GE and Brix right before harvest..
-many finish with GE and Brix right before harvest..
PlatinumLED
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Whoaaaaaaaaaa Jamba! Nice work, brother! 
Your name came up the other day and it jogged the memory banks.. and all we can say is wow. What a difference a few months makes, eh?
Amazing.
Your name came up the other day and it jogged the memory banks.. and all we can say is wow. What a difference a few months makes, eh?
Amazing.
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Jamba
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Whoaaaaaaaaaa Jamba! Nice work, brother!
Your name came up the other day and it jogged the memory banks.. and all we can say is wow. What a difference a few months makes, eh?
Amazing.
It's crazy for sure. I think we now have 4 900s, 2 600s, a 300 and a 150 lol...
It's gonna be overkill in my flower tent in about 2 months.
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Jamba
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Jamba, beautiful!!!
-many finish with GE and Brix right before harvest..
So like, energy 2 or 3 days before the chop?
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Jamba
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Just FYI to anyone interested, I'm testing out the SWICK watering method as seen in SweetSue's various threads. It is working fabulously! The soil in every pot is dry on top, but less than a centimeter down the soil is perfectly, evenly moist. I've just been giving my drenches in smaller amounts of water, and the plants are basically taking care of themselves LOL. I just barely topped of this 30x37 Botanicare tray today, after about 3 days of not watering. The res was still half full.
There are roots growing out the bottom of my pots into the perlite. I've been informed that these are merely "water roots" and are totally ok. (I was worried they would need constant trimming). Guys, if you can get a nice reservoir, this SWICK thing is really cool.
My dad had the great idea of constructing individual SWICK reservoirs out of double thick corrugated cardboard boxes, lined with plastic and filled with perlite. The boxes he found online were 24x24, which would hold up to a 30 gallon Smartpot. I only plan to run 20's or 25's though. The first plants to get the 20 gallon pots will be transplanted into those tonight or wednesday night. Honestly kind of tired after mixing up 2 more kits worth of soil.... all those 20 gallon pots are gonna require it!
Anyway check out these pictures of my SWICK system, and MAJOR thanks to SweetSue, who I believe may actually be starting a new thread entirely focused on this watering method. Sue is awesome I'll be posting these pictures in a few threads most likely.
There are roots growing out the bottom of my pots into the perlite. I've been informed that these are merely "water roots" and are totally ok. (I was worried they would need constant trimming). Guys, if you can get a nice reservoir, this SWICK thing is really cool.
My dad had the great idea of constructing individual SWICK reservoirs out of double thick corrugated cardboard boxes, lined with plastic and filled with perlite. The boxes he found online were 24x24, which would hold up to a 30 gallon Smartpot. I only plan to run 20's or 25's though. The first plants to get the 20 gallon pots will be transplanted into those tonight or wednesday night. Honestly kind of tired after mixing up 2 more kits worth of soil.... all those 20 gallon pots are gonna require it!
Anyway check out these pictures of my SWICK system, and MAJOR thanks to SweetSue, who I believe may actually be starting a new thread entirely focused on this watering method. Sue is awesome
I'll be posting these pictures in a few threads most likely.
SmokeyMcFly
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Awesome that last pic is crazy! I just saw this in 360s thread the other day and was curious. I might have to give this a try I really like the sound of nice even moisture without worrying about watering at just the right time all the time
Im curious how the HB drenches will work in the SWICK...they can get funky when left over...
thats awesome regardless...
reps.
thats awesome regardless...
reps.
Just FYI to anyone interested, I'm testing out the SWICK watering method as seen in SweetSue's various threads. It is working fabulously! The soil in every pot is dry on top, but less than a centimeter down the soil is perfectly, evenly moist. I've just been giving my drenches in smaller amounts of water, and the plants are basically taking care of themselves LOL. I just barely topped of this 30x37 Botanicare tray today, after about 3 days of not watering. The res was still half full.
There are roots growing out the bottom of my pots into the perlite. I've been informed that these are merely "water roots" and are totally ok. (I was worried they would need constant trimming). Guys, if you can get a nice reservoir, this SWICK thing is really cool.
My dad had the great idea of constructing individual SWICK reservoirs out of double thick corrugated cardboard boxes, lined with plastic and filled with perlite. The boxes he found online were 24x24, which would hold up to a 30 gallon Smartpot. I only plan to run 20's or 25's though. The first plants to get the 20 gallon pots will be transplanted into those tonight or wednesday night. Honestly kind of tired after mixing up 2 more kits worth of soil.... all those 20 gallon pots are gonna require it!
Anyway check out these pictures of my SWICK system, and MAJOR thanks to SweetSue, who I believe may actually be starting a new thread entirely focused on this watering method. Sue is awesome
Coolest thing ever!
INstead of peppering you and Sue with questions, I'm just gonna watch and learn. Thanks Jamba!
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Jamba
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I'm only putting water in the perlite to avoid any potential for bloom. And I only use a small amount of water to drench, so none leaks into the perlite. That's the idea anyway.
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Jamba
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TIMBER!
I harvested my first ever high brix plant last night, and it hangs to dry as I type! Lost of pictures to come tonight!
I harvested my first ever high brix plant last night, and it hangs to dry as I type! Lost of pictures to come tonight!
sheepleschism
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Bah-ha-ha-ha-ha!!
sheepleschism
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The suspense is KILLING me!!! 
PHOTOS!!!!
PHOTOS!!!!
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Jamba
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Feast your eyes!
First plant: 124 grams
Second plant: 159 grams
And I have 2 more to harvest!
Backwoods blunts are always the best blunts! Clean burn and smoke that leaves a fine white ash... Smells like a smoothie store... I'm very high... First harvest ever.
First plant: 124 grams
Second plant: 159 grams
And I have 2 more to harvest!
Backwoods blunts are always the best blunts! Clean burn and smoke that leaves a fine white ash... Smells like a smoothie store... I'm very high... First harvest ever.
Congrats 
SmokeyMcFly
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Awesome, those look great
I like the backwoods too, used to smoke them all the time but haven't had one in forever. Im gonna have to grab a pack now
I like the backwoods too, used to smoke them all the time but haven't had one in forever. Im gonna have to grab a pack now
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Jamba
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Chop chop chop! 3rd plant trimmed, and weighed!
152 grams! That bring the harvest total to ~420 grams so far with 1 plant to go still.
Yummy nugs guys. Yum yum! Doc Buds High Brix Kit!
152 grams! That bring the harvest total to ~420 grams so far with 1 plant to go still.
Yummy nugs guys. Yum yum! Doc Buds High Brix Kit!
Awesome stuff Jamba, congrats to you and your dad! Many more great harvests coming I'm sure!
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