New Grower 1st Documented Grow - Ryker604 does DP Glueberry OG fueled by Autopots/Biotabs

[Ryker604_BT]

Fuxxing amazing organic harvest .... i just know that's gonna be some killla weed Biotab + Autopot = WIN

Great great work man! Beautiful yield to boot. You did really well for yourself! Cheers brother

Thank you guys for the kind words . Really, really satisfied with this watering and feeding combo, the quality of the end product is AMAZING :drool:. And it seems that you can easily reach GPW in MH/HPS systems, which is outstanding.

 

[Slowmo]

Thank you guys for the kind words . Really, really satisfied with this watering and feeding combo, the quality of the end product is AMAZING :drool:. And it seems that you can easily reach GPW in MH/HPS systems, which is outstanding.

any GPW grow is way above . and you should be very proud !!

 

[CoviklaFlaire]

Can I ask Why do you harvest them if you think they could go for about two weeks?? m If you dont have to make new grow or if its too risky to continue growing I understand,but if it's not , its pitty to cut them early..just my 2c..

 

[Ryker604_BT]

Can I ask Why do you harvest them if you think they could go for about two weeks?? m If you dont have to make new grow or if its too risky to continue growing I understand,but if it's not , its pitty to cut them early..just my 2c..

Of course dude, I wouldn't cut them earlier if I hadn't to, but the circumstances are like that, can't use the space where the tent was anymore .

 

[Journey Man]

That girl was very beautiful man! You have done an aweeome job. She was hiding in there, now we could see how big she really was. She had alot of buds!

 

[lunarman]

@Ryker604

I am doing lots of reading on autopots in prep for when I switch from fabrics pots after this grow. Trying to learn as much as possible about them. Your documentation was very helpful. The first few pages were really good. Good details on the setup you went with and the pictures were even more helpful. And all the training work was cool to see.

And what a heck of a harvest!

 

[Ryker604_BT]

That girl was very beautiful man! You have done an aweeome job. She was hiding in there, now we could see how big she really was. She had alot of buds!

Yeah man, you're right, I was really surprised once her and the NL were left alone in the tent . Shame that I couldn't let her live longer, would've been a huge yield.

@Ryker604

I am doing lots of reading on autopots in prep for when I switch from fabrics pots after this grow. Trying to learn as much as possible about them. Your documentation was very helpful. The first few pages were really good. Good details on the setup you went with and the pictures were even more helpful. And all the training work was cool to see.

And what a heck of a harvest!

Thank you for the kind words, it means a lot . The whole point behind a journal and documenting it thoroughly is to help yourself and other people with the sharing of knowledge and it's great to hear that I could help, at least one tiny bit .

In my opinion, the journal could have been more detailed maybe (and better photos for sure :smoking, but for a first try it is decent. The Autopots are a great watering system and while I haven't tried out mineral nutes and reservoir feeding with them (always something to learn), I'm pretty confident running them with the Biotabs line so ask away if you have any questions .

 

[lunarman]

@Ryker604

I won't be doing the biotabs but do plan on a pops type approach and load up the 1-pot autopots with organic feed right in the coco. Not going to use soil. So hopefully I just have water in the res first go around and it works out good. Supplement with top feeding teas and top dressing.

I think I'm going to get 2 of the 1-pot products that have the 2 pots and res. That way I have more res capacity compared to say the 4-pot 1-pot way.

I think I'll pass on the air for now.

Is there any other products I should order from autopots that add value to the system? Or any other 3rd party products I should get? Like an air pump if decided to aerate the res, which I won't first time around.

 

[CoviklaFlaire]

Of course dude, I wouldn't cut them earlier if I hadn't to, but the circumstances are like that, can't use the space where the tent was anymore .

Damn shame..Its fckn thing that we Flat/apartment people need to battle with. Ohh I dream to live on country or in suburbs..
Thank you for answer.. And yes How you tweak watering with auto pots? I bought some chinese watering system But I'm clueless how to set up water driping (how much,how often etc etc.)..

 

[Ryker604_BT]

@Ryker604

I won't be doing the biotabs but do plan on a pops type approach and load up the 1-pot autopots with organic feed right in the coco. Not going to use soil. So hopefully I just have water in the res first go around and it works out good. Supplement with top feeding teas and top dressing.

I think I'm going to get 2 of the 1-pot products that have the 2 pots and res. That way I have more res capacity compared to say the 4-pot 1-pot way.

I think I'll pass on the air for now.

Is there any other products I should order from autopots that add value to the system? Or any other 3rd party products I should get? Like an air pump if decided to aerate the res, which I won't first time around.

Nice, I'm also interested in Autopots + amended organic substrate, really excited about @pop22 's grow .
No other products than the air domes/pumps come to mind, think that is all the extra you could need. But I've seen many people (including myself) who rock Autopotes without additional air and it works fine . However, I'm thinking about giving the air domes a try, one 25L Autopot with air dome plant in ScrOG sounds very nice :smoking:.

Damn shame..Its fckn thing that we Flat/apartment people need to battle with. Ohh I dream to live on country or in suburbs..
Thank you for answer.. And yes How you tweak watering with auto pots? I bought some chinese watering system But I'm clueless how to set up water driping (how much,how often etc etc.)..

No tweaking at all dude, it functions on gravity (the Aquavent has a float), water comes from the reservoir that is slightly above the pots. No pumps, no electricity, no tweaking ,