NaturalFarmer
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37 gallons x 4 of soil will give you about 1000 ppm in an 8x8 (old mix). You could spread it out to however many plants you want. I guess I should have just said that. First few weeks probably quite a bit higher.
Ok, I do 6 plants per run so that's like 6 gallons each. I was planning on something like 8-12 gallons per, so that's very doable.37 gallons x 4 of soil will give you about 1000 ppm in an 8x8 (old mix). You could spread it out to however many plants you want. I guess I should have just said that. First few weeks probably quite a bit higher.
How long veg and how many watts amigo?
Can you build a self watering tote that is 37 gallons? If so that is perfection in my mind.
37 gallons x 4 of soil will give you about 1000 ppm in an 8x8 (old mix). You could spread it out to however many plants you want. I guess I should have just said that. First few weeks probably quite a bit higher.
And it's med legal now, and soon to be rec legal... well, soon as in a couple years lolHave a buddy who just flew to Florida with 21 grams in his carry on. Orlando is decriminalized 21g and under is a ticket so he said fuck it and got no grief. Not first time I've heard of people flying from legal to atleast decriminalized with no issues at all lol he sent me thisView attachment 3763955
Your using too small of pots lol I veg for 36 days and fill a 7gal no issues. You should just get 10 gallon potsI'm at Home Depot right now, getting 10 gallon tubs for a SIPS setup. I'm liking the Tupur but I need to get bigger yield numbers. Unlimited access to water and nutes got me two pounders in the past so I'm doing this to ensure that same availability.
Great idea! I might give that a try in a small container.Ahh, I missed earlier that this was for CO2 production! I have a 10 gallon worm bin I'm going to be testing for CO2 production. I'll bet it puts out a fair amount of CO2. Need a CO2 meter...
Lol I Just did!Your using too small of pots lol I veg for 36 days and fill a 7gal no issues. You should just get 10 gallon pots
I'm at Home Depot right now, getting 10 gallon tubs for a SIPS setup. I'm liking the Tupur but I need to get bigger yield numbers. Unlimited access to water and nutes got me two pounders in the past so I'm doing this to ensure that same availability.
Ya I wouldn't do sips personally I mean I've seen 2lb plants in 10 gallon pots running just how we did. Granted its lemon g which gets huge and ugly but still lol I've seen 4.5 a light pulled with gg4 in 7 gallon pots....5 gallon buckets aren't big enough for how your veggin personally I'd do 10 gallons just like u have been and you'll get better results.Lol I Just did!
Me too. I noticed that he didn't say how many plants it took.I want a pic of 4.5lb of bud under one light!
Welllllllll... just in case 10 gallons doesn't have sufficient capacity, the SIPS approach lets the plant pull as much nutrient solution as it wants, whenever it wants it.Ya I wouldn't do sips personally I mean I've seen 2lb plants in 10 gallon pots running just how we did. Granted its lemon g which gets huge and ugly but still lol I've seen 4.5 a light pulled with gg4 in 7 gallon pots....5 gallon buckets aren't big enough for how your veggin personally I'd do 10 gallons just like u have been and you'll get better results.
Thanks, brother- I do try my best to keep things interesting enough to keep checking back, lolStill looking good. I still follow the thread even if I don't post in it a lot.
I built a 2x2x4 cab to add to my 2x4x6 one. I am shooting for a mini perpetual. The bug has bit me. Thinking of blowing out a whole room.Thanks, brother- I do try my best to keep things interesting enough to keep checking back, lol
Building 45 gallon SIPs for my new room. I'll mention you in a comment when I start that portion of my build. You might find it interestingWelllllllll... just in case 10 gallons doesn't have sufficient capacity, the SIPS approach lets the plant pull as much nutrient solution as it wants, whenever it wants it.
Best of both worlds this way, and I'm hoping this is the way forward to bigger yields.