this is about my 4th scrog & I've yet to get it exactly right especially with Og dominant strains but believe it or not it works out good I spite of its funny looks soon I've got a lot of pruning to do here is this mornings pic of the mkultraXbubblegum out in the sun between my hydro tomatoes I've got a feeling she is gonna be a beast
I've got room for quite a bit of upwards growth I'm wanting to support my main buds & hold them in place I never seem to get things done the exact right way it's gonna be interesting to see how I pull this off
Hey up Herk, pleased to hear the operation was a success and that things are well!
Great photo!! What gun is that Herk?! I'm very much into shooting as well (target), well as much as you can be in the UK! I'm afraid all I can have is .177 air rifle!
that is a .45 Hawken muzzleloader 18th. century replica I have a .22 cal. pellet rifle that I shoot in the backyard too I have a .44 black powder revolver as well its a civil war replica they shoot well just slow to load but there are no laws registering them or the supplies required to shoot them my pellet rifle is a pre-charged pneumatic it is extremely accurate to about 40 meters & beer bottle killing accurate to 90 meters on a calm day never underestimate an air rifle the 177 does as good but is more wind sensitive & has less knock down power as 7.9 grain pellet isn't as heavy as the 22 cal 14.3 grain but when you get these in the neighborhood of 1000 fps.they all have potential over here we have the 25 cal. as well
I'm just trying to get this finished & looking to find that balance of quality & yield in the same strain
Its a beautiful looking gun mate. I've got a Weirauch HW100 which is a PCP as well, its such a lovely gun and so accurate, its .177 and I use it at an indoor shooting range so its perfect for the target shooting. I'm not into killing animals, I have no need to do so! lol the legal limit here is 12 foot pounds, i'm not sure how you work that out into FPS! Also got a Berretta pistol as well which is good fun!
Great looking canopy!
I have a Benjamin discovery & the pump it's an entry level pcp single shot weirach is quality stuff probably requires 3,000 psi to operate been looking at the bsa Buccaneers also marketed by gamo as the coyote its 3,000 psi as well one of the things I like about the discovery is that it operates on 2,000 psi & gives about 20 good shots on a fill its a joy to shoot & there is a lot of hot- rod parts available I haven't tapped into yet
over here you can get a pcp. in 177,22,25 cal. as well as 357,45.& 50 cal www.pyramydair.com has a good selection
hey stickman I'm looking forward to you kicking off another round it's kinda lonesome around here as of late I did however get my first camping trip in & this afternoon did some pruning & life is good these days
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haha sorry on the slow response on this one mate. I just checked your thread out and see this on the first page - Glad you joined the water farm club! Man that Skywalker lasted forever too it was a sad day when that ran out lol Anyway gonna have a read through this..
Yep spot on, I drill as much as possible out of the top bucket but not too crazy it can't hold the weight lol I have found airstones to be a bit messy though in my experience. Roots get tangled around them etc causing a few issues. I benefited getting a super silent aquarium air pump which a.) circulates the water like crazy and b.) gives the same sort of oxygenated water as a airstone.As soon as the roots get into the bottom resivoir that's when the growth will explode You will also benefit from adding an airstone to the res and drilling some extra holes in the top bucket this helps with keeping the water oxygenated and giveing the roots more access to get down into Rez
Try cutting a bit of mylar over the pot always having it there, stops water splashing u it stops salt build up on the drip ring and reflects light back up onto the plant underside
What stage are you starting to feed them. I am usually just starting to add nutrients after around 2 or 3 be it a seed or cutting to get the roots solid. Its a bit subjective though... I do praise the ionic liquid silicon on water farms though.
He's cool. I remember seeing his journal and it making me change a couple of things. Mostly the method of watering the plant (topping up with water till it has done a res worth, flushing and changing the res, rather than topping up with nutrients and flushing every 2 or 3 weeks). I don't rate the flora nova though to be honest. Seemed to always battle overfeeding, nute burn way too often with it.. I have had much much better results on the traditional lucas formula or even Plantmagic bloom start to finish when I couldn't get GH where I lived once.
ON the money this now, its cool to see your trial and error with the water farm. Was the same for everyone I think lol
Sorry for all the comments. I just replying to things as I read through the thread. She is looking really good man nice thick stems to hold those buds! Well done and keep it up. Flush as often as possible, less is more with these things
Hey in the system its really good to hear from you as getting this off the ground was a learning experience compared to e&f your skywalker grow was there (as it applies to me ) before scottyballs or anyone else & a real eye opener to say the least I made a lot of mistakes but I'm starting to overcome them I'll update by tomorrow as things are progressing pretty good & im in the process of training my canopy to its final configurationhaha sorry on the slow response on this one mate. I just checked your thread out and see this on the first page - Glad you joined the water farm club! Man that Skywalker lasted forever too it was a sad day when that ran out lol Anyway gonna have a read through this..
Yep spot on, I drill as much as possible out of the top bucket but not too crazy it can't hold the weight lol I have found airstones to be a bit messy though in my experience. Roots get tangled around them etc causing a few issues. I benefited getting a super silent aquarium air pump which a.) circulates the water like crazy and b.) gives the same sort of oxygenated water as a airstone.
Try cutting a bit of mylar over the pot always having it there, stops water splashing u it stops salt build up on the drip ring and reflects light back up onto the plant underside
What stage are you starting to feed them. I am usually just starting to add nutrients after around 2 or 3 be it a seed or cutting to get the roots solid. Its a bit subjective though... I do praise the ionic liquid silicon on water farms though.
He's cool. I remember seeing his journal and it making me change a couple of things. Mostly the method of watering the plant (topping up with water till it has done a res worth, flushing and changing the res, rather than topping up with nutrients and flushing every 2 or 3 weeks). I don't rate the flora nova though to be honest. Seemed to always battle overfeeding, nute burn way too often with it.. I have had much much better results on the traditional lucas formula or even Plantmagic bloom start to finish when I couldn't get GH where I lived once.
ON the money this now, its cool to see your trial and error with the water farm. Was the same for everyone I think lol
Sorry for all the comments. I just replying to things as I read through the thread. She is looking really good man nice thick stems to hold those buds! Well done and keep it up. Flush as often as possible, less is more with these things
PINKPANTIES is getting Bud nubbins she is about 5 days longer than the 21 days I predicted still drinking at least a gallon a day which keeps me on my toes as the waterfarm only holds 2 gallons of nutes gonna feed tonight