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ghb

ghb

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oldman60 said:
Duchie I'll never not grow organic soil but I want to give other methods a limited run
just to expand my knowledge base and to see what I can do with them.
Being almost totally house bound I have a lot of time and the wife likes when
I disappear for a few hrs.
:peace:
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try coco, i'm currently running my 6th generation in the same stuff, just rinse with enzyms and plant a new clone in after the harvest, it is great for stealth and the plants require less nutes each run.

it makes for great stealth, no going in and out with fresh bags of soil or getting rid of the old stuff.
 
duchieman

duchieman

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ghb said:
try coco, i'm currently running my 6th generation in the same stuff, just rinse with enzyms and plant a new clone in after the harvest, it is great for stealth and the plants require less nutes each run.

it makes for great stealth, no going in and out with fresh bags of soil or getting rid of the old stuff.
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I understand that @oldman60. Not bashing DWC or wanting to try it. Seriously I've considered it, but decided not right now.

I've been thinking of starting a new grow journal and cover what I use but in a nutshell, I'm all organic and I use a blend of coir and any premium/organic soil mix, along with some other goodies. For nutrients I use Kelp, Fish Hydrolysate (not emulsion!), Sea Crop concentrated ocean water, EM's (Effective Micro-organisms), and organic teas made from my own composted worm castings. I also recycle my soils all the time. I practice heavy flushes throughout the grow, not just the end and have never had any issues reusing it. I have never bought anything from a "grow shop", never will. I'll try to get that journal going soon and go more in depth.

:peace: Duchie
 
Dezracer

Dezracer

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Between last night and this morning, I took 29 cuttings from the moms. Hopefully most of them root so I can try to fill up the room with minimal veg time.
I've got 14 Cherry Pie, 8 Pre 98 Bubba Kush, 3 Mk Ultra, and 4 Blue Dream. I plan to flower one of the Pre 98 Bubbas and maybe the MK Ultra when I flower the clones. I know for sure that I want to keep a Bubba, a Cherry Pie, and the Blue Dream
 
BobBitchen

BobBitchen

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Dezracer said:
Between last night and this morning, I took 29 cuttings from the moms. Hopefully most of them root so I can try to fill up the room with minimal veg time.
I've got 14 Cherry Pie, 8 Pre 98 Bubba Kush, 3 Mk Ultra, and 4 Blue Dream. I plan to flower one of the Pre 98 Bubbas and maybe the MK Ultra when I flower the clones. I know for sure that I want to keep a Bubba, a Cherry Pie, and the Blue Dream
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killer line up for sure...:bigjoint:
 
Dezracer

Dezracer

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I don't know the history of them. I got them from Supchaka who, I think, got them from SomeGuy. I would have to ask one of them.

About the DWC deal, I have an opinion. I've grown multiple types of DWC and really like it for many reasons, simplicity being one of them. I think my best grows thus far have been in a RDWC system that was all DIY. I will go back to RDWC once I come up with the right design for using it in my vertical room. For now I will keep growing organic in soil and will keep drawing up designs for the perfect RDWC.
I have used buckets for vertical in the past and ran four buckets in each system. I would like to have a 10 site system in my 5x5 room with either a 2x600 or the 1000 I'm currently running.

I'm not trying to sell Duchie on DWC here. Everyone has a system for growing that works best for them. Just adding my opinion on the DWC discussion. I think the variety of ways this plant is grown adds to it's appeal. There are so many ways to grow it that it will never be boring.
 
ghb

ghb

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i think they are so close together it wouldn't make that much difference, i could be wrong though, good observation. you can clearly see the difference though, i would hazard a guess it's just two different phenotypical expressions
 
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