catching runoff is a myth buddy, i found in the past its better to have less water then to much by saturating your soil you are actually blocking out oxygen to the roots this creating slow growth by doing a 4 - 5 day watering cycle like day one feed day 3 give it water day 5 feed your in sense being more efficient them buckets get 25 liters of fluid a weeki want to use totes for sure but how do you catch runoff??? I think its critical when soil growing to catch at least 10 percent runoff every watering. how do u catch the runoff water???
i going to get the same totes how much water does it take for a sufficient water?catching runoff is a myth buddy, i found in the past its better to have less water then to much by saturating your soil you are actually blocking out oxygen to the roots this creating slow growth by doing a 4 - 5 day watering cycle like day one feed day 3 give it water day 5 feed your in sense being more efficient them buckets get 25 liters of fluid a week
Good point after the last spread the screen was about 80% full . I'm also running a uvb bulb first time trying but I've had a few runs without one so I'll definitely see if it works or not. She's sleeping for the next 48 here's a pic before lights out .if i were you i would flip to flower giving it takes another 12 days + stretch you might run into problems of table to fullThanks for the heads up, I looked closer and she was just waiting to be spread.
Don't waste your time get lights on 12 / 12 where on earth do you get 3 - 4 days of total darkness other then north pole where nothing grows ???? your trying to mimic mother natures seasons autumn, where daylight hrs shorten thus producing the fruits for harvest ,So I'm trying out giving my baby darkness between the flip, ghs grow sessions talk about 4 or 5 days of darkness, i'm at 2 today, has anyone tried it? Here's an under shot before darkness...
There is a degree of legitimacy to this, in theory. MJ produces the flowering hormones during lights out. So 36 hours of darkness seems to be popular before flowering, for sativas anyways. 4 days seems like the light dep would starve your plants though.Don't waste your time get lights on 12 / 12 where on earth do you get 3 - 4 days of total darkness other then north pole where nothing grows ???? your trying to mimic mother natures seasons autumn, where daylight hrs shorten thus producing the fruits for harvest ,
now there is some debate on keeping lights off when completed for like 72 hrs theres bin tests and some strains may produce my resins during this time others there was no difference so
so maybe you got it mixed up ????
fcking around with darkness and light IMO will only stress plant and make a hermie
Where did you come up with this? lolno diff then you you wake up in morn you need to piss , now if you stopped drinking night before guess what when you wake up in morning your still going to need to piss its inbedded in our genetics
lol well it kinda made sense a plant will flip when its ready to flip as well i have done 24 hrs lights off and noticed no difference in quicker flowering phaseWhere did you come up with this? lol
A plant won't flip itself when its ready lol, it changes when you flip the lighting schedule. And it could be(and is) claimed that changing the way you change the light schedule will also change the way the plant reacts. Just because you didn't see a difference within 12 extra hours doesn't mean something didn't change on a hormonal level. I'm also not saying it does work, just that a single inconclusive observation isnt grounds for substantiating a claim like that.lol well it kinda made sense a plant will flip when its ready to flip as well i have done 24 hrs lights off and noticed no difference in quicker flowering phase
Howdy Pal! Suggestions eh? Well you may be a bit under lit brother, maybe bring what you have in closer keeping temperature in mind/check. It looks like your screening material may retain moisture. Keep that in mind going through flowering (switch materials next run), mold and mildew are serious issues to be aware of when scrogging they can ruin your work. To keep an even cannopy, your light distribution would also need to be delivered uniformly. The largest surface area of the bulb should be what is directed at your cannopy. Having any of your lights closer to the plants than any other, works against the overall concept and results in uneven growth. If you are using multi spectrum lighting by means of various types of bulb (ie. hps and cfl), consider the light intensity and loss at a various distances (LIM meters can measure this more accurately than your eyes). "If I were new to the method of Scrog, I would read through this entire thread." Woodsmantoker~My buds, THey have a month or so left. Any suggestions? Yield estimates?