16oz cup for flower + veg (amazing!)

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born2killspam

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I'm really skeptical of the 4th pic in the original post.. Was that documented the whole way through? I haven't gone through all 12 pages of the link yet, and didn't see that girl.. I did see some remarkable and undeniable results nonetheless though..
 
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drgreenGMX

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insane, just finishing my first ever grow so i feel i could really learn and not get set in my ways

lot to take in here
 
Green Monster

Green Monster

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wow i never knew you could grow a plant fully in a small cup like that,you wont get alot of bud but it still give you some.. thats great for people who have to hide their plants in like a closet or something. =) thank you soo much for talking about this
 
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puffmadizm

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growing in 16 oz cups is do-able,my problem doing it was the watering, just had to water to much,i use 32 oz poweraide bottles now,makes life alot easier,i soak them and they are good for 3-4 days
 
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JuniorChronicHunter

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wow this cup idea could just save so much time and space. The concept is the roots still get the same nutrients to sustain the plant and the plants growth. Soil space becomes irrelevant if sufficient nutrients is provided.Simple.

First time post too.
 
Cyproz

Cyproz

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IM trying some cups right now along with my 1 gallon containers. Im using a 250 watt HPS and botanicare nutes. I skipped veg though, ill let you guys know how it goes.
 
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fence

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how did u manage that very good i allways fort it would be better to transplant but ur plants are only yay high but i'm impressed thumbs up
 
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Mr.Piffy85

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entropic said:
I don't mean it as something to do for a normal grow, I just wanted to point out that these guys might have been able to do even better if they didn't have to use a 16oz cup the whole time, just have 16oz be the final pot.
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I believe like Subcool that you should plant the seedling in the same pot you are going to flower in. I dont like transplanting it causes stress on the plants therefore I think imo that its best to just let them grow in the 16 oz cup throughout its whole life.
 
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