TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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I had to Google it myself. Looks to be a feeding method.
Solo Cup Christmas Tree: Who's In?
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Kassiopeija
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very nice
is this Mylar foil at the walls?
xtsho
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Great!! Instead of starting some freebies I have I'm starting some Thaiwaiian feminized seeds I made.
@Bobby2times
Breeder: xtsho
Strain: Thaiwaiian
Nutes Used: Vitagrow
Lights Used: T5 veg / 600 watt HPS flower
Medium: 50/50 blend Happy Frog / Ocean Forest
omgBoNg
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Barneys farm - breeder
Excelvan 14W red and blue led only, no white, and window sill- lights
Nutes- well I'm poor so none until I can buy some or get ahold of some samples, will update. Ha.
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Hempire828
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KISS= Keep it simple stoners
TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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Yes it is. My closet was my only space until I added tents. I took a roll, then bent it in squares before putting up. In theory, this bounces light at different angles. Seems to be working well.very nice
Hempire828
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Impressive!!
TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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Yea he's doing some really crazy things over there. I highly suggest checking some of his work out. The things he's doing with his plants are just insane. Spiral stems is just a start....
Hempire828
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He had changed my whole thought process... I’d be happy to achieve this out of a gallon pot.. talk about wasting soil!!
omgBoNg
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@Bobby2times what about a possible sprout date to keep track of when everyone's started?
1/12/2020 mine popped.
1/12/2020 mine popped.
TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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There's another grower on IG that is pulling numbers higher then mine in Solo cups while I use 3 gallon fabrics. If given enough time and properly taken care of, you can pull some impressive numbers in small grows. But they will be a MAJOR pain in the ass to take care of if you don't have a lot of time on your hands.
TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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I think an end flip date is more important. Most of us are a few days ahead of others. I was thinking last day of Feb.
TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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My very first plant I ever grew was in 1 gallon fabric. Sadly I do not have the harvest picture. I pulled just over 5oz dried off her.
My San Fernando Valley in a one gallon plastic pot. I still use these.
My current Girl Scout Cookies is in that 1 gallon plastic pot now. She is the front plant on the left.
Hempire828
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That’s it I’m done lugging these 3 & 5 gallons around.. and to be honest I like to water my plants.. this tells me it’s all about the soil.. I have one in a 3/4 gallon plastic.. I’m going to see if I can get a good yield out of her and go from there.. my new challenge
TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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I never went as big as 5. I use 3 gallon fabrics now but that's because I found my sweet spot for watering and feeding. The smaller you go, the more attending you'll be doing. Like I said, I still use 2 of those one gallon plastics ( that I got for a dollar each at Dollar Tree ). Just had to melt holes in the bottom for drainage. I do have to water them about a day earlier then my 3 gallon fabrics. I have 4 different rooms maxed out right now, so every day I have to do something in one or more of the rooms.
TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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@Hempire828 I have also used the same soil and nutes in every single one of my grows. I have even reused soil from previous runs. If it's used soil I just rinse the living hell out of it then start feeding a little earlier then I normally would had I used fresh soil. I have yet to see a difference in a plant regardless if the soil was new or old.
omgBoNg
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I'm trying everything, had monster photo plants in 20 gal pots outdoors. Photo Plants in the ground outdoors just the same size. But honestly to big for my liking, hard to keep an eye on everything bud rot etc.. this year will be 3 gal pots and autos mostly, with the exception of my photo gorilla girl from sweet seeds that will be in a 20 gal. pot.
TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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Harder to compare outside plants from inside plants. If I was outdoors, I would use big ass pots too.
TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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Proper lights + proper veg time + proper feedings & watering + an average at minimum yielding strain + optimal environment= It don't matter what you use as long as it's used correctly, will get you a plant that you WILL be happy with.