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LOL I need to be able to take them in and out easily without removing any plants on crates. I used the expensive screws too.The craftsmanship is just *chefs kiss* beautiful
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cant you construct mini trollies... get skate board wheels or something and put a piece of Masonite on top? Could that work?LOL I need to be able to take them in and out easily without removing any plants on crates. I used the expensive screws too.
How do you manage the liquid level in them? Is there enough usage to need to top off?
I figured the roots are definitely linked to the myco so I added EWC topdressing and sprayed it in. They are starting to pray.
These 2 are really going.
This one is huge.
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My ugly rough wood frames work good. You just set them in and lash them to the tent frame with some wire.
I'm sorry I got completely mixed up in that conversation it seems, or I read it wrong. I thought you were looking for something that you didn't as yet have. I thought I was being wonderfully innovative
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No Keff was just picking on my exemplary construction skills. I think he's just jealous.I'm sorry I got completely mixed up in that conversation it seems, or I read it wrong. I thought you were looking for something that you didn't as yet have. I thought I was being wonderfully innovative
I think it was more the penmanship.No Keff was just picking on my exemplary construction skills. I think he's just jealous.
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I know they make a great sandwich with mayo, salt and pepper with a bag of chips. Lmao
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No Keff was just picking on my exemplary construction skills. I think he's just jealous.
I think it was more the penmanship.
it was the penmanship until Gee pulled my attention to the construction itself then it was both.. Sometimes it’s best just to take your loss and walk away lest you give me more reason to talk smack I talk smack but my tent has been cobbled together through box cutters, gorilla tape, cardboard and welcome mats
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The big swicker is filling in.
The 12/12 babies at 12 days are all very happy. Lets see if they pray again today.
Still only 3 of 6 with roots, which is actually a pretty good success rate for me when I make cuts this big.
All I need is one with a 12" root to put into a 10gal swick to see how it does.
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Swicky roots already forming clusters at 12 days old. Its cool to watch the process. I think its time to uppot. I will see if I have time today.
And how do you protect those roots coming out the bottom when you do up-pot?
Swicky roots already forming clusters at 12 days old. Its cool to watch the process. I think its time to uppot. I will see if I have time today.
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If I have to I will dissect the cup. Gotta move quick before they infest the wick.
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The next time the cup comes off the jar I likely won't be able to get it back in without damaging the roots.
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I swear by the ground spagnum. I get better sprouts, its just such a pain in the a$$.
One more reason I prefer the SIP structure as the roots and the wick are all together.
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Its the cloth pot thing. If I used hard pots I would definitely use SIPS.
Its cool that the sprouts have already adapted though.
Swicks let you watch.
I like to watch.
I have a much more absorbant swicky pad ready for the Mutant. It gets a 10gal until we see its sex.
The rest get 1.66 gal cloth pots. I'm not sure if the 12/12 experiment will stay swicky style once they all get uppotted.
If I can swing it I will, but thats a lot of reservoir.
You could still do a SIP in the solo cup stage and then up-pot to your fabric bags. You can still watch if you do them in a clear solo surrounded by an opaque one.
Easier to build too, and I think they work better.
Easier to build too, and I think they work better.
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I could definitely try that. How often do you have to add water?
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