Topsy Turvy Grow - upsidedown

[DrBrutus]

Hello. I decided to try out the topsy turvy and here it is folks

this photo was taken after transplant

The second photo was taken 6 hours later.


http://www.rvolt.com/invert.avi Heres a short video clip of it after 24 hours upside down.


I'm training it to grow like a cork screw. =D Im just messing aroudn to see what I can get.

 

[DrBrutus]

Heres some other photos of mine

1.5 months old - another pic below....

 

[madcow]

lol looks like a failed experiment,but i guess time will tell...you going to leave it like that ?i think it might just stretch really bad.

 

[slc22]

Haha that shit's crazy. I'm gonna keep an eye on this to see how it goes. Good luck. Who knows you might be starting the new trend haha

 

[DrBrutus]

Did u see the video after 24 hours? =D Link is there... its doing very well. Its going to stretch, but fail... =D Stay tuned

 

[tallicagolf]

Awesome I'm so glad that someone decided to try this out. I have been wondering how mj would grow in one of those from the first time I saw them. + rep

 

[AKRevo47]

Ill be tuned in for this, interesting!

 

[candylime12]

subscribed

 

[shinobi]

How has it failed? It's just bent toward the light-a simple and obvious phototrophic respone. It's only going to grow down if he puts the light below it.

 

[candylime12]

I think that itll grow faster, If it stretches to much Id try scroging it.

 

[14pimp]

whats in the bag? How do you water it? Is it like hrdroponic or what?

 

[olosto]

Its soil in the bag. Just like a regular plant and grow except its upside down. Im very interested to se this thing go. I cannot imagine it would produce less...

 

[SCORPIO13]

The commercial says that it produces fruits and veggies in less time. When my brother bought one of these for his tomatoe I was woundering how it would work on my pot plants. I guess we will find out huh!

 

[DrBrutus]

After 48 hours, this is what she looks like

 

[mr.red]

I am going to be watching this.

I see that retarded commercial all of the time, and have always wondered how it would work.

 

[AdReNaLiNeRuSh]

I've heard of growing other fruit bearing plants, such as tomatoes, in the same fashion. It's supposed to help with delivery of H20/nutes to the fruit, or something along that line.

Anyways, this should be interesting. Subscribed.


-AR

 

[collectselltrade]

cool, i also bought one to try this and i will also be putting one in for my next lot of grow, right now into flow stage on 5 plants.

 

[DodgeDread]

nice one for trying something new.
I thought about doing this to see if you can get a larger root system in the same size pot because roots will always try to grow down so if you were to have them upright for a week or 2 and then upside down for another week or 2 and so on, you would have roots filling the whole pot not just concentrated at the bottom

 

[Jtoth3ustin]

thank you.. finaly some one to prove the sceptics wrong... i havnt donee anything with those upside down planters.. but it seems very plausible that it will produce faster from the reversal of the pull of gravity... scribed... Pe@ce..

 

[secretoker]

do you have any more recent pics of your topsyturvy plant wanted to try that