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I got these in 3000k. Still kingbrite but for 20 bucks more you get lm301H with improved connectors and a water resistant film over diodes. (I foliar spray a lot). Still separate heatsinks. Water proof coating optional. lm301h kingbrite with supplemental 660,730, 430nm

So I wrapped some corrugated pipe with drain cloth after using scissors to cut more holes in the pipe. Then I put two of them vertical in my SIP. I figured the soil loss wouldn’t be bad because it’s a 27 gallon SIP. If I had a smaller SIP I would use a smaller diameter pipe. My SIP has a plastic...

In wet soils with little oxygen denitrifying bacteria process nitrogen and it is lost as a gas. That is why I added air channels in my 27 gal SIP this round. Last time I had trouble with loss of too much nitrogen so I wanted to avoid it...

Be careful with too much straw as mulch. It can rob soil of nitrogen if you are not careful. This may be part of your issues with nitrogen.

Looks great man. Nice thick chunky buds.

My huckleberry diesel v2 is scrogging nicely. Should be able to flip in a couple weeks.

Here we go with a true one plant scrog of dynastygenetics huckleberry dieselV2. She’s taking off in the 27 gallon SIP so I will flower in a couple weeks when I’m at 75%. I have 480 watts of quantumish boards over her and plan on adding 240 more.

Great to see ya Doc, just got here too.

I bet just a topping of ewc would help quite a bit with the nitrogen without going overboard.

A SIP bong would bring new meaning to the words “dirty bong water”

At the mention of water pipe hole I got the image of someone putting a slide in the side of the sip and using it like a bong.

Three days before the bust a few years ago it was day 22 post flip. Hoping I get further this time lol. Kind of emotional posting these pics. These are all 27 gallon Home Depot open top SIPS Sour bubble Gorilladosha Group shot with megafauna in the middle

Because she was wilted when I put her in, just wanted to show you the huckleberry dieselV2 girl has fully recovered and will soon reach out and connect with the reservoir.

That was just me lol. Those were impacting the hard plastic rim. I do think I had one or two that looked like mice chomps in the basement. So traps with peanut butter went out. It’s an old house.

Huckleberry dieselV2 recovering from her transplant and getting some water to the roots. This girl is compact and I am expecting some big growth soon.

Yeah I don’t move them when they are cooking.

I have some of those that I cook my soil in. They are nice and sturdy.

I remember I saw someone who grew outdoors in a great big tub. Filled the bottom with diapers and then added the soil. I would definitely call it a SIP.

Roots do get down there I can tell because the planter hooks up and the growth gets big fast. I wanted to try and minimize the amount of root growth down there a little just to keep most of the roots feeding from the soil. But in the end they get down there anyway.

This girl is half sour diesel so it just may happen.