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giggles26 said:
I like hydro, but I LOVE organics. I just feel more at home and in touch with the plants in soil then having water constantly run over them.

And besides I can yield pretty damn close to a hydro setup. Gonna be adding CO2 here in the next few months im hoping as well and then it's really game on :)
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I am yielding every inch as good as hydro in ROLS... next level once soil gets to third generation, next level.
 
Not certain of I could commit to that kind of garden myself though. The nerd inside me needs at least seperate pots, at least that lmfao... I am running a few no-till pots, damn impressive I tell ye. Just plug a clone in and watch it GO... ideas like 3x stretch or whatever become irrelevant sometimes. They just friggin grow like monsters.
 
Jack O'Neill said:
same here. and its better quality.

my next project. soma style rols. no more fabric pots. just one big roll around bed.
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A big bed like that with organic soil would be great. Best case scenario imo. The only downside for me is that I run a perpetual garden, with plants at all different stages of growth (and watering needs), so I've gotten used to picking up pots to feel how heavy they are for watering that a big bed like this would be a learning curve. I think I would have to have blue mats or some other automated watering system to make it work.
 
st0wandgrow said:
A big bed like that with organic soil would be great. Best case scenario imo. The only downside for me is that I run a perpetual garden, with plants at all different stages of growth (and watering needs), so I've gotten used to picking up pots to feel how heavy they are for watering that a big bed like this would be a learning curve. I think I would have to have blue mats or some other automated watering system to make it work.
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I think those Blumats are the berries. Can't get them here but if I could, man, that's a lot of free time at no cost to piece of mind.
 
So every bit of bud was withering on the Cherry Jo #1 and the leaves were in a sorry state so I culled her.

I fingered through the buds but only found 3 small white pips. Nothing viable.

So her end of flower bananas are almost sterile. Good to know. Wish I could of seen some regrowth on her. I would of liked to have a few clones of her for another run, but I still have 6 cherry Jo beans left I believe, so All is well.

In another week or so I will begin sampling the Cherry Jo.
 
Flaming Pie said:
So every bit of bud was withering on the Cherry Jo #1 and the leaves were in a sorry state so I culled her.

I fingered through the buds but only found 3 small white pips. Nothing viable.

So her end of flower bananas are almost sterile. Good to know. Wish I could of seen some regrowth on her. I would of liked to have a few clones of her for another run, but I still have 6 cherry Jo beans left I believe, so All is well.

In another week or so I will begin sampling the Cherry Jo.
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The daybreaker hermies I had were sterile too, had plants brushing against their nanners and no seeds at all.
 
Flaming Pie said:
Oh another thing, when I pulled apart the roots to Cherry Jo#1 it was VERY compacted from too much EWC.

I'm glad I went light on the EWC this round. I think that is why she wasn't draining well and it hurt her yield.
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Yep. I run in to that problem too when I recycle my soil no-till. If I just keep top dressing castings it gets too compacted and starves the roots of oxygen. Plants look good, but the yield suffers. I cut the castings now with rice hulls and it seems to work better.
 
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