Thanks for the kind words Sue!Ahhh.... you're in BB's capable hands.I know it warms bobrown's heart every time another CC-style cultivator shows up and sets up shop. I know it warms mine.
Gentlemen, the lazy living soil gardener's answer: when they get about a third of the way through veg you plop them on a SWICK and leave them there until harvest. That system was developed with LOS in mind. With a hearty soil community you can get away with top watering every other week.
LaquerHead, nice cover crops. Made my heart skip a beat. The worms'll love the greens.
The roots on that DDA made me gasp in appreciation. "And that" I thought "explains the vigorious growth of the chemovar once they hit home." They take a crazy long time to get going in a large pot, so I can understand BB's use of 3-gallons, but in my garden, once they get going they take off like a rocket.
Geez... I still have months before I can plant my next round. BB, I read your account of the setup you have for yours and thought "I need to talk to Dan at Timber Lights about a specialized DDA area." but he already did that. It's what my closet is supposed to be. I keep planting too many photo flowering girls. Lol!
You guys make me want to give LOS another try. Grief kinda got in the way. Those hempies I grow though......I'm having a hard enough time staying with Doc.
I really think the cover crops just make the pictures look better. Hehe. And I would sure like for you to give it another try! The more info we can gather the better. Yours and Soilgirl's journals were also the first LOS journals I read. I definitely enjoyed them, and it sent me nose-diving into the world of organics and I've been reading and learning ever since 
! Its changed my perspective on nature as well. Cool and weird how that works. And yeah I feel I'm in pretty good hands with ALL these wonderful people here on 420!
Do you use ful-power or tm-7 perhaps?
I've seen/heard of many occasions where one of those two products caused something similar to what's happening to mine and your ladies! Thought you might be able to help me nail it down
might chalk it up to it being an auto. They seem to act funny sometimes.
Morning Ripe! Yea, I would also say its not the case. My tent has hardly seen 80°...yet anyways! I will swing by and check it out 
10 days is a nice period to be able to go!! I just up potted my Blue Dream to her 10 gallon pot. Didn't give her full watering though....only about a gallon. I figure in a week or so I will have to water again. She is a little stunted and root bound so it will take her a bit to snap out of it! I will be thrilled to get close to 10 days!
That looks lovely, thank you! Can't wait to get mine going! Seen ALOT of people using it. They also all happen to have very beautiful buds. Gotta be some correlation thereSo hey, I wasn’t meaning to let em dry out in flower... you got that yeah @Van Stank ? In flower I’m watering/feeding really regularly - no lazy Gardner in flower... unless you pop it in a swick for flower as SweetSue talked about... then you’d be sitting pretty! So it’s during veg the wet/dry cycle is important. This is growing mojo from DocBud (well, and many others too) - works whether you’re using the kit or not! So yeah, Van, I think 10+days between water during flower is very wishful thinking!
On a different note... LaquerHead, I did the final stage of my current LAB run yesterday and thought you’d get a kick out of seeing the leftover curd... it’s its very own little universe.
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Yep - as long as there’s plenty in the soil for them to ‘eat’, it’s those friendly bacteria in the soil what feed you’re plants!!That looks lovely, can't wait to get mine going! Seen ALOT of people using it. They also all happen to have very beautiful buds. Gotta be some correlation there
But I’m sure the lacto has something to do with it too 
I am getting 7-8 days between waterings in my 7 gallon pots currently. Now I am not convinced that it will remain that way throughout as they get bigger, but I was getting 5 days between waterings in 5 gallon pots my first two grows. Makes perfect sense for me to expect to get a bit more time as the size increases.So hey, I wasn’t meaning to let em dry out in flower... you got that yeah @Van Stank ? In flower I’m watering/feeding really regularly - no lazy Gardner in flower... unless you pop it in a swick for flower as SweetSue talked about... then you’d be sitting pretty! So it’s during veg the wet/dry cycle is important. This is growing mojo from DocBud (well, and many others too) - works whether you’re using the kit or not! So yeah, Van, I think 10+days between water during flower is very wishful thinking!
On a different note... LaquerHead, I did the final stage of my current LAB run yesterday and thought you’d get a kick out of seeing the leftover curd... it’s its very own little universe.
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I got about 1.5 litres of lacto juice from it...
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