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I was just thinking that there wouldn't be enough support, but since I have never tried the bucket I just run every thing through my thoughts. Still looking at this because it's a great idea.

Uh, not my first grow LOL. Just all ways have been a dirt farmer. Any problem keeping plants up in mostly perilite?

Think I am better suited to growing dirt, you guys are really good at what you do.

Willing to help some one out in the mid valley. I am looking to take on a patient or two. PM me.

What I think is funny is the fact if you are 18 you could vote to legalize it but can't smoke it until you are 21.

Are you prepared for the heat we are suppose to get this weekend? Looks like Sunday will be in the 90's. Been in Oregon for 50 years now, LOVE it!... I am on the West side.

It calls for 3 parts perilite and one part vermiculite.

Does a person have to use hydro type nutrients when you do hempy bucket grows?

Yes, paint. You can google how much light reflects, you will be surprised (I was). I did the whole mylar bit, pain in the ass. I ended up painting my grow room 100% flat white and I think it does better. If not better at least neater. Hope this helps you.

flat white reflects the light better than Mylar.

I ended up trading the widow for a Northern lights. I have been told that the bugs really like ww when grown outdoors.

I will get one tomorrow, got in too late.

I have a WW that sure grows strange. About 3 weeks old. She was started from seed but the nodes are super close (like an 1/8th inch), closer than any plant I have ever grown. My lights are two 300w LED.... is this typical for widow? I moved her outside today to see if that might help.

I guess I should have waited until I was thinking clear, I have been sick for 3 days, Arrg! I tie from at least 4 directions lightly. But I agree AZ, I tied too far in.

Not new at this but never have I overly tied my girls down until last night. :wall:I split one right where I had first topped it. It will be ok , I taped her up good and will take a peek in about a week. This plant is a sativa blackberry by the way, super bushy! and has been veged for 6 weeks...

Just tried my last grow, "Querkle"... not big yield because of my own fault but fantastic stone. Stuff turned kind of purple during the cure. Very good head stone.

Get a bigger pipe.

You can apply for, I think 4 different types of licenses in Oregon. I thought I read $1000. plus $250 per year to be a "producer". The rules haven't been set yet but if you watch OLCC they will update you.... THIS IS IN OREGON.

I have never had a hermie... knock on wood. BUT today my luck changed. One of my cheese plants has nanners. I decided just to chop her since she was getting close to done any way. I got this clone from a friend and the funny thing is he also had one herm on him also.We both grew this strain on...

Looked good to me for only eleven days.