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SIP Club - Getting Hydro/Coco Results In A Soil Based Medium
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Thanks @Buds Buddy! I just posted a question on your thread about this. That 2nd node looks good and health. It just kinda hurts me a little to remove it! LOL.
Gidorah
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Much respect Buds. Just flipped my grow to flower last week. Will order the Maxi nutes for my next grow but I'm a ways out. Until then, will use the Geoflora. It works, just looking for easier...
Looks like you've got that big one trained pretty nice. She should make a nice little bush. After I train my branches out to the edge of my pots I usually let the branches grow upwards about 12" or more before I flip to 12/12. That way the plants come out about 3' wide & 3'-4' tall. Looks like she'll do well though. Just a little less yield then if you let them grow upwards before flipping.Much respect Buds. Just flipped my grow to flower last week. Will order the Maxi nutes for my next grow but I'm a ways out. Until then, will use the Geoflora. It works, just looking for easier...
Might be a dumb question but can you use geoflora with sip? Sorry if somebody already mentioned using it. haven't caught up
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You bet. Top dress and get it wet so the microbes can do their thing.
Pete Detroit
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Yes, using it on my monster in bloom. Sprinkle on top, and she's gets her 3L daily as top water for two days, then back to the pan
Gotcha thanks I may just give it a whirl
Gidorah
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Appreciate the advice. Will do that on the next run and try my hand at quadlining too
There’s a question on the FAQ boards today about autopots - can you peeps weigh in?? Here’s a link to the post Question on autopots
Only just found the SIP Club thread. Thanks for doing this Azi.
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Glad to have you @Carmen Ray . My apologies, I thought I had given it to you as I know you were intrigued with the possibility of using cloth pots with these.
On page two of this thread I gave a few design options and I think the 17 gal version is the design to consider. I would use a dishwashing pan for the outer container and an upside down food storage container inside it as a dome for the reservoir/ air gap. Cover the dome with a couple of inches of soil and set the cloth pot on the soil.
At least that's how I'd probably do it.
Day 30
Got through about 28 days on plain Osmocote Plus Outdoor and Indoor. Now that they're moving into flower, there is not enough Calcium and Potassium and that needs supplemented. They're drinking about 3/4 gallon a day. Waiting on the stretch. These are some bushy girls.
Got through about 28 days on plain Osmocote Plus Outdoor and Indoor. Now that they're moving into flower, there is not enough Calcium and Potassium and that needs supplemented. They're drinking about 3/4 gallon a day. Waiting on the stretch. These are some bushy girls.
Gidorah
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Lookin good farside. What are the red clips in your canopy, some sort of limb bending training device?Day 30
Got through about 28 days on plain Osmocote Plus Outdoor and Indoor. Now that they're moving into flower, there is not enough Calcium and Potassium and that needs supplemented. They're drinking about 3/4 gallon a day. Waiting on the stretch. These are some bushy girls.
HMG 90 Degree Plant Benders from the Zon. That's a mouthful so they've been dubbed "peppers" for short since it make your plant look like it's bearing chilis.
My first time Quadlining ( actually it’s nodes 3,4&5). I would love any guidance about my tie downs and how it looks over all. I know @Buds Buddy does this a lot. This auto is 18 days old. Thanks!
Loosen em up quick and they'll be fine
In a few days or five you can try to lst again. Just a little less. She's fine Will.
sjb504
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I think she is starting to get used to it...
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