6 400,s 4 Flood Tables Perpetual
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hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
I like how clean and healthy that mother is in perlite, got a Q you think I could transplant a mother shes 14in tall in a 1/2 gal. pot with soil she geting
rooted up good and need to be tranplanted, so you think I could go from soil to the perlite and just leave the soil and root mass intact and just plant
it in the 5 gal bucket of perlite?
rooted up good and need to be tranplanted, so you think I could go from soil to the perlite and just leave the soil and root mass intact and just plant
it in the 5 gal bucket of perlite?
hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
ive got a ezc and dont waist your money you can do a diy for under a 100$
drgreentm
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i get 100% success rate with the humidome and can usually get results just as quick as a ezc i do have a heat mat under it (dont even use it anymore). i actually made a ezc for 70 bucks and didnt like cloning in aero to many problems and things that can go wrong so im sticking with this setup
drgreentm
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sure you could man that mom was actually given to me by my uncle and it was in a 1 gal pot of soil i just turned it upsidown and the root mass came out in a block just buried it in the per and eventually through the waterings it kinda mixed in with the per worked good for me.
hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
what I was hoping to hear! just never did it and perlite as medium is a new thing to also
anonymuss
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tricka
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Hey Dr GT, a big shout out from Aussieland 
Great thread and nice neat layout of your set up, just a quick couple of questions....
--Obviously you dont flood the two tables together as i imagine the res doesnt have the capacity, so i ask do you alternate which table gets flooded first as i wonder about the second table picking up run off from your first tray flooding?
--and also how often do you do a res change, once in their vegging stage, or weekly?? i would like some insight if thats alright
keep it green as you say...One Love!
Great thread and nice neat layout of your set up, just a quick couple of questions....
--Obviously you dont flood the two tables together as i imagine the res doesnt have the capacity, so i ask do you alternate which table gets flooded first as i wonder about the second table picking up run off from your first tray flooding?
--and also how often do you do a res change, once in their vegging stage, or weekly?? i would like some insight if thats alright
keep it green as you say...One Love!
matatan
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drgreentm
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from the local hydro store the dome is like 20 bucks then i use rapid rooters so you can buy the second tray already loaded with 50 plugs for like 10 or 15 bucks, really cheap and so easy its fool proof to some extent lol the old ways just work better for me i guess.where did you purchase it? i want one
hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
Thought id stop by and bump your thread and see a update. Hows the grow going?
drgreentm
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dirty lol i have spent allot of time in there cleaning today and it is also the start of week 5 so it is about time for a update snapped a few in the middle of the cleaning and some bud shots they seem to be filling out pretty nice the other side of the room is looking good as well, not as tall as i like but they will work. o and another thing is 14 clones in veg today so that will give them 4 weeks veg before flower.
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newworldicon
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Looking good, crazy how they never really grew upwards, just filled out it seems. What is the variance in day and night time temps as a whole?
drgreentm
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well now in the new room its 70 at night (lights out) and 80 in the day. i also thought it was weird how they did that as well even the other 15 are doing the same thing and they seem to be flowering ALLOT sooner then they usually do not sure why maybe the heat dwarfed them, scorched the roots or something, whats your take on it im dumb founded lol.
newworldicon
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I've been having the same problems...well it's not a problem just an eye opener, I have found that the higher temps at night in relation to the day time temp has caused the nodes to be tighter, the flowering to develop quicker and more lateral growth rather than upward growth, although I did have warmer roots in the ebb&flood table before changing the table into an aero.
Anything else you can think of?
Oh. My temps are around the same as well, never below 70 at night and around 79-80 during the day.
hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
Looking good man
hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
Ive always got better yields in winter months so it would make sense that heat slows them down
newworldicon
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Yep as long as you grow the nodes the buds will follow..