chillok
Well-Known Member
I've done a few successful mainlines and believe I have a pretty decent process, was thinking of doing a how to with pics. I'm busy so I'm always looking for ways to streamline; the how to would go from germing in 1 gal fabric to making the first cuts and training. Then into 5 gal final with two-part cage installation. I've learned the typical 36" and taller tomato cages prevent COBs from hitting early veg canopy, a simple snip above the first ring then tape the cut part back on at flip.
Also best methods on watering in fabric. Example, I've used a wicking method, pots draining (in my shower), then towel transport back to tent. I've found it creates a near perfect saturation without soggy bottoms. Obviously many ways to do things, but a pictorial of one way will certainly demonstrate what generally goes in to it. I've been taught a quick lesson how coco and powerful COB affect feed ratios (esp calmag), so these girls are getting dialed in..
Also best methods on watering in fabric. Example, I've used a wicking method, pots draining (in my shower), then towel transport back to tent. I've found it creates a near perfect saturation without soggy bottoms. Obviously many ways to do things, but a pictorial of one way will certainly demonstrate what generally goes in to it. I've been taught a quick lesson how coco and powerful COB affect feed ratios (esp calmag), so these girls are getting dialed in..