DANKSWAG
Well-Known Member
This is phase III of PHOGS. Here I am taking a small closet space and attempting to maximize quality, yield and automation giving more time to the grower for other interest in life. I am hoping somewhere down the line in later phases to increase foot print and hopefully increase yield. I think currently producing more than 4 oz from a square foot area of less than 6ft with a 240 watt led for coverage which was a veg to bloom not just bloom only light will take without changing light better focus on creating the canopy. Sure I can bump the light and attempt some tweaks on aeration of water in reservoir and feeding. Ultimately I need to build a even canopy first So that will be a primary focus with the aeration of feeding secondary. I am sure light will increase as well but I want to keep that consistent at moment to see how well getting a more uniform canopy helps. I also have a second layer soil change as to what is in the 2 gallon pots that stays a secret for now.
So some things I was hoping to accomplish on this run is a more uniform canopy with clones taken at same time and mainlined trained accordingly. Well I had some branches again that are anywhere 3 to 4 inches lower then others in the manifold structure, so I must revisit nugbuckets thread perhaps produce more clones now to choose best from or more practice ultimately to perfect building the manifold.
Also I noticed in my last the younger of the clones really didn't get much of a shot to establish roots in reservoir and there growth showed in comparison the the others in the back that did. To correct this I've decided to start the one gallon cloth buckets directly on the water reservoir encouraging root growth through bottom of cloth. Once I noticed beginnings I moved forward with transplant into 2 gallon cloth pots with a newly found product I am testing in place of SS by subcool. I've packed the two gallon back 1/4 to 1/3 full, whetted added extreme microbes planted one gallons with roots hanging down into new 2 gallon. Added fresh EWC top side with water drench highly aearted water. Ensured reservoir full.
![20130916_045216.jpg](/data/attachments/1994/1994989-73d5c4dd961d1d678cb68e3cc0ac6013.jpg)
![20130917_224705.jpg](/data/attachments/1994/1994990-38f342146f9e6b6c9bba282906df0742.jpg)
Above pics start of new clones mainlined trained approx 16 weeks plus from clone / Light flipped 12 /12 9/16/13
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Sep 25th 9 days in flower...
So some things I was hoping to accomplish on this run is a more uniform canopy with clones taken at same time and mainlined trained accordingly. Well I had some branches again that are anywhere 3 to 4 inches lower then others in the manifold structure, so I must revisit nugbuckets thread perhaps produce more clones now to choose best from or more practice ultimately to perfect building the manifold.
Also I noticed in my last the younger of the clones really didn't get much of a shot to establish roots in reservoir and there growth showed in comparison the the others in the back that did. To correct this I've decided to start the one gallon cloth buckets directly on the water reservoir encouraging root growth through bottom of cloth. Once I noticed beginnings I moved forward with transplant into 2 gallon cloth pots with a newly found product I am testing in place of SS by subcool. I've packed the two gallon back 1/4 to 1/3 full, whetted added extreme microbes planted one gallons with roots hanging down into new 2 gallon. Added fresh EWC top side with water drench highly aearted water. Ensured reservoir full.
![20130916_045216.jpg](/data/attachments/1994/1994989-73d5c4dd961d1d678cb68e3cc0ac6013.jpg)
![20130917_224705.jpg](/data/attachments/1994/1994990-38f342146f9e6b6c9bba282906df0742.jpg)
Above pics start of new clones mainlined trained approx 16 weeks plus from clone / Light flipped 12 /12 9/16/13
![20130925_204740.jpg](/data/attachments/1995/1995009-8dcfafe4ad633def2777de3dfc5f520f.jpg)
Sep 25th 9 days in flower...