my outdoor grow in india (12 latitude)

ilovethegreen

ilovethegreen

Well-Known Member
I see what you mean, but thats just their brand. theyve got plenty of nutrients for soil. the Maxi series is for Soil, soilless, hydroponic and coco.im using it in soil by the way
 
elchupacabra

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
i don't have NO nutrients right now...just an inaccurate collection of several organic additives with a potentially random nutrient profile.
 
elchupacabra

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
we bring you this short status update on the stinky ladies

blue widow's about 2-2.5 weeks into flowering
the walkabout seeds, i think i got 2 phenos in the
3 plants i got, but they're about 3-4 weeks in...
mandalas' safari mix, they're looking frosty as
fuck, smelling otherwordly...pistils are browning
but they only started flowering around mid-august
so i'm gonna let them go till end of oct/mid of nov
or decide as i see fit...
my indian plants are slowly but steadily stacking
on the buds, the potted one more so than the
other one...i have a couple more potted indian sativas
as well which have just shown their pistils...
but wow that landrace is swelling outwards...i'm gonna
have a shitton...

got one extrema x heribei and one afghan skunk haze
(right and left respectively in the group shot) going on
indoors. more ash outdoors, in different size pots so i
can see the difference with everything else constant...
 

Attachments

M

mugambo

Member
elchupacabra said:
my guess is as good as yours mate, my indoor growing experience is very very limited...but frankly i don't see the purpose of getting a cfl with 100+ wattage if you can get 4 that are 23w apart from the setup time...frankly i've found that my biggest difficulty here is finding things that people use abroad, i.e. carbon filters, duct tape, blood meal, the list fucking goes on. while you may have certainly stumbled upon something, i'm not too sure, but i'm pretty sure 100w+ cfls can be imitated with more of the smaller bulbs of the same wattage...correct me if i'm wrong...also you can use smaller bulbs' positioning to ensure the entire plant gets light...

frankly imo we have one thing which blows any cfl, hps, or mh of any wattage away - the sun...
Click to expand...
please add big-mac to that never ending list of things.. :(
 
elchupacabra

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
mugambo said:
please add big-mac to that never ending list of things.. :(
Click to expand...
and the overpriced root beer and dr.pepper...fuck i miss paying $4 for a box of cinnamon toast crunch, here it's $10 if you stumble upon it once in a while...dr.pepper and root beer are easy to find,
at the sale price of $1.5/can, not bottle - CAN. and i miss the days when large pizzas from pizza hut were bigger than fucking 8"
 
elchupacabra

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
so i wanted to know...would this be a good combo?

iguana juice grow
iguana juice bloom
tarantula
piranha
carboload
sensizym

i only have a choice of upto 6 different products by AN and most of them will be in shipping transit for 7-10 days, so something like mother earth would
*probably* get spoilt. i don't know for sure at all though. i dont even know if that'll happen with iguana juice as well
 
elchupacabra

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
i have heard that piranha tarantula and carboload used together work brilliantly...roots expand, microbial populations increase, carboload supplies necessary food...naturally if i'm doing that i will require something to break down the excessive root mass...and also i wanted to know if their sensi 2 part/conoisseur 2 part grow and bloom thing is organic?? or advisable for soil??
 
elchupacabra

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
i'm really trying to get my hand on organic supplements, and i'm getting there but not in time for this grow...should have it all organized by jan in time for a final grow before i may have to leave the country...till then it's gotta be organic nutes, i refuse to go chem haha...unless i go hydro, which brings me to my next question...what are the best nutes out there (bang for buck) for hydro, and why is it that people don't do hydro outdoors, sorry, i have almost no info on hydro, but i'm starting to read up...
 
ilovethegreen

ilovethegreen

Well-Known Member
i dont know a thing about hydro sir, thats good that you want to use organic nutes though. i think hydroponics is just a money pit and a pain in the ass but ive never done it, so im not gonna knock it too muchbongsmilie
 
elchupacabra

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
except in india where a hydro setup would be pretty cheap....hydro + sunlight might be the way for me to grow moderately large indicas from 12/12 outdoors...will be trying very shortly
 
G

growone

Well-Known Member
i like the thinking, outdoor hydro sounds innovative
never heard of it, but why not? increased evaporation might be a issue, but adding some more water seems pretty easy
 
elchupacabra

elchupacabra

Well-Known Member
adding water is something i have to do with soil once the monsoon season really comes to an end...and i'm doing it for larger plants.
hydro + sunlight seems like a good recipe for that. if i can't make the sunlight hours more suited for vegetative growth, then i'll make
the plants growth method as efficient as possible
 
keebod.dobeek

keebod.dobeek

Active Member
I just searched on google for 'outdoor hydroponics' and a hell lot of positive results showed up! So, it really is done ;)
Just that most of the google results were veggies.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top