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krakennkenji
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Yo GB I plan on watching those money vids later on tonight. Once you learn the truth about the whole Fractional Reserve Banking System it just puts everything in a new light. Maybe you have seen Zeitgeist Addendum? The whole first section is about how our currency is created out of thin air, based pretty much entirely on a book called Web of Debt by Ellen Hodgson. They're interesting and pretty solid, but do contain some misinformation and come across with a very liberal slant. Dr. Ron Paul gives the best overview of the unsustainability of our monetary system that I have come across in his book The Revolution: A Manifesto. Politricks aside, I think you'd love that book.
FoxCompany426
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Watched the video GB, blew me away, yet I understand almost all of it the first go round.
GypsyBush
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So here is one of healthy clones I'll be chopping in a week or two...
You can see that 48 of those under a 600 will make for a happy time at the house of Gypsy...
Here we have one of the girls I did not prune...
She's pretty, but she takes up SOOO MUCH ROOM... and creates so much shade...
and a required bud shot..
You can see that 48 of those under a 600 will make for a happy time at the house of Gypsy...Here we have one of the girls I did not prune...
She's pretty, but she takes up SOOO MUCH ROOM... and creates so much shade...
and a required bud shot..
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Jtoth3ustin
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oooo 48 of some lolipops.... get like 24 ounces. very very nice...
alls i can say it cut down on the N a lil bit.. Pe@ce..
alls i can say it cut down on the N a lil bit.. Pe@ce..
GypsyBush
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Thanks...
My personal best so far on a full batch of 48 is 20g each...
I am working to get them all to be 3/4 to 1z each...
I am working on the strains, nutes and such and by next year I should be doing that consistently.. I hope...
My op is a mess right now...
With no H2O2 to control things, I have had some pH drifting issues...
Also running mulitple strains on the same res causes some of them not to be so happy, but I have found a happy medium for the mess I got right now...
I'll get things squared away...
But I will tell you I do not play those NPK games...
I just use the basic hydro fertilizer and the H2O2...
and plan on keeping it simple like that..
Thanks for coming by!!!
I appreciate the comments and always welcome input...
And I just LOVE to learn, so critique away, please... not many do...
Thanks again...
onthedl0008
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So here is one of healthy clones I'll be chopping in a week or two...
Here we have one of the girls I did not prune...
She's pretty, but she takes up SOOO MUCH ROOM... and creates so much shade...
and a required bud shot..
Very nice man. I was thinking about a 600 today and something along these very lines man. I forgot. How big are ur pots man?
GypsyBush
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5.5" for the square ones I am using now...
I sude some bigger round ones but I am phasing them out...
She looks delicious!
Thanks Mammath...!Looking very good there GB.
Love buds that are all plant
Yours are looking mighty fine too daddy'o.
Hey DWR...nice gypsy ;D
nice purpdaddy
Did you ever finish making your hash? I was curious about your total weight on the hash pile...
Cheers everyone..
(Butters)
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Hey Gypsy,
Theoretical ? for ya. You feed/flood your plants about 5-6 times per day right? And I have read that this is based on the 12 hour light cycle. What would you do in terms of feeding/flooding on an 18/6 or a 20/4 light schedule (autoflowering) in an e&f system. Would we feed/flood 9-10 times per day due to lighting. Or is the 5-6 times per day based on another factor aside from the lighting schedule ("hunger level", how much nutrients the plant can take, etc.) ? I have scoured these forums for info on an ebb and flow grow using auto's and there is virtually no info. You got your stuff together so I would greatly appreciate your input on this rather theoretical question.
Theoretical ? for ya. You feed/flood your plants about 5-6 times per day right? And I have read that this is based on the 12 hour light cycle. What would you do in terms of feeding/flooding on an 18/6 or a 20/4 light schedule (autoflowering) in an e&f system. Would we feed/flood 9-10 times per day due to lighting. Or is the 5-6 times per day based on another factor aside from the lighting schedule ("hunger level", how much nutrients the plant can take, etc.) ? I have scoured these forums for info on an ebb and flow grow using auto's and there is virtually no info. You got your stuff together so I would greatly appreciate your input on this rather theoretical question.
GypsyBush
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I'm gonna give this a try...
That is 6 times a day, 0 times at night...
I flood my moms for 15 minutes 3x times a day... or every 6 hours...
Feeding really is strain dependent...
I have a strain that likes 1800ppm... that will fry most of my other strains...
I have another one that likes 800ppm... so I have a happy medium going 1400 ppm from day one to harvest...
And get back to me on what medium you are using, cause fytocel for example can only be flooded once a day... MAX...
Hey Butters...
I'll try...
I flood my flowers every other hour for 15 min, while the lights are on...
That is 6 times a day, 0 times at night...
Floods should only happen with the lights on...
My moms were in 24/0 but I cut it down to 18/6...
I flood my moms for 15 minutes 3x times a day... or every 6 hours...
I would probably start with a flood every 3 hours (lights on) and go from there...
Your medium is the biggest factor... are you using straight hydroton?
Feeding really is strain dependent...
I have a strain that likes 1800ppm... that will fry most of my other strains...
I have another one that likes 800ppm... so I have a happy medium going 1400 ppm from day one to harvest...
Well, here is a great opportunity for you to experiment and post the info you could not find...
Boy are you wrong...?!?!
Hope I didn't steer you the wrong way...
And get back to me on what medium you are using, cause fytocel for example can only be flooded once a day... MAX...
(Butters)
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Haven't set it up yet. Still gathering info in comparing DWC vs E&F for an autoflower SOG. If I went e&f, I would go with hydroton as the medium(already have plenty of it). I would use similar pots to yours and would be using these jiffy sponge-type plugs (very similar to what you get with the aerogarden). Concern of mine is, with 18/6 the whole way, those hydroton rocks would dry out (hence the interest in flooding schedule)(would be using a 400hps). PPMs will be very low for this particular strain so feeding isnt too big a concern...more the watering. Thanks for the replies. Your answers clarify alot for me.
GypsyBush
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I would stay away from jiffy pellets and RR plugs if you can...
They decompose and end up in your pump... that's asking for trouble...
RW or media less would be the ideal way to go... but not saying JP or RR won't work cause I've used them...
Straight hydroton can take a flood every other hour, although that may not be necessary...
If you start there, you know you will be changing to less if any, so it takes some of the guesswork out of the equation...
You have no Idea...whats next G, you gonna read tarot cards or what?
DWR
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Yeah was a little disapointed from 210 - + gramms of leaf..Hey DWR...
Did you ever finish making your hash? I was curious about your total weight on the hash pile...
I only got 11 gramms...
And my m8 has the other half.. so about 22 gramms... and this time it smells like oil..... not like hash, but like sweet oil.... ( oil from marijuana not other oil ) very nice stuff...
sorry about that, and the pic was actually wetish hash... well half dry... it got to the point where it all got clayi.. then you can start mashing it together...
Made some nice round hash ^^ excellent.. totally black... i've still got another 3 gramms...
i know im so bad... i couldnt resist smoking it, + me and my m8s loved the smell... and the high was amazing...
