New Grower 1st GROW, Led, Soilless, "Organic", Smart Pots, 8 Strains

[Nero]

5-8-16

• watered 1.8 liters of ph 6.2 to 3 gallon pots. No runoff
• watered 3 liters of ph 6.2 to 5 gallon pots. No runoff

Nutes

• Bio grow 0.5ml/l
• Bio Heaven 0.5ml/l
• Root Juice 1 ml/l

Soil PH before watering 6.5

 

[Nero]

Pics for day 10! :drool:

 

[Nero]

And For day 11 too! not again!

 

[witchyhour]

Keep an eye, you may want to try some sort of shelving that would allow to split them vertically. But it really is something with a life of its own, just observe and make changes as things happen, as you need to adapt to the plants' needs. I believe gathering information and finding creative solutions is the name of the game.

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[F.N.]

Slow down a tad with the watering let them dry right out really light before adding more I can tell by the size of the plants and how much you watered plus the size of the pots I concentrate five hundred mills only close to the plant to let the roots develop. I use three and five gallon containers I start out with no more then five hundred mills for ten days straight in both size containers no food then on day ten I add food but maximum 1 litre I wait until it is dry on top and then add more and go by weight of the container to. I may hit a full 2 liters by day 25 in a 24 hour period but I gradually build up to that amount.

 

[witchyhour]

@Itisi Any thoughts about this one? Ever tried a way to improve space by having it grow upwards?

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[Itisi]

@Itisi Any thoughts about this one? Ever tried a way to improve space by having it grow upwards?

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I once saw a beautiful upwards grow.

On 3 walls of a cupboard there was 3 levels of rain water guttering.

The plants grew nft style with the nutes pumped up to the top row and running along and down to the other 2 rows.

The light was a single ended lamp and hung down the centre of the cupboard, the plants grew out at 45 degrees.

It work as a sog for 30 odd cuttings.

I'll see if I can find a pic.

If it would work here, I don't know.

I find if you cram them in like this, they tend not to branch out very much.

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[Itisi]

I once saw a beautiful upwards grow.

On 3 walls of a cupboard there was 3 levels of rain water guttering.

The plants grew nft style with the nutes pumped up to the top row and running along and down to the other 2 rows.

The light was a single ended lamp and hung down the centre of the cupboard, the plants grew out at 45 degrees.

It work as a sog for 30 odd cuttings.

I'll see if I can find a pic.

If it would work here, I don't know.

I find if you cram them in like this, they tend not to branch out very much.

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Not the one I saw, but it's the same idea.

The glass tube in the middle houses the lamps and in the one I saw was also the duct to extract the air.

Like I said it was a sog set up with cuttings so the intention isn't for growing monsters.

 

[iampepe]

Good luck with your grow on the southern side of our home.

 

[Nero]

Keep an eye, you may want to try some sort of shelving that would allow to split them vertically. But it really is something with a life of its own, just observe and make changes as things happen, as you need to adapt to the plants' needs. I believe gathering information and finding creative solutions is the name of the game.

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Thanks @witchyhour I will try to adapt my best to the space problem, I love researching and always listen to good advice.

I once saw a beautiful upwards grow.

On 3 walls of a cupboard there was 3 levels of rain water guttering.

The plants grew nft style with the nutes pumped up to the top row and running along and down to the other 2 rows.

The light was a single ended lamp and hung down the centre of the cupboard, the plants grew out at 45 degrees.

It work as a sog for 30 odd cuttings.

I'll see if I can find a pic.

If it would work here, I don't know.

I find if you cram them in like this, they tend not to branch out very much.

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That system looks sophisticated and awesome, thanks for the info and the help Itisi!!!