Euclid's Proposition 42

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a squared + b squared = c sqaured

12 x 12 = 144

Trying to do that



IYKYK.

Front Row AG two part base, MOAB, Power Si foliar. Input 1.8 EC.

 

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tiny pieces of paper. the universe is within.

 

[GoodShit97]

Hell yeah looking good, as always.

 

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[GrumpAzz]

a squared + b squared = c sqaured

12 x 12 = 144

 

[TomH]

tiny pieces of paper. the universe is within.

Excellent tunes, excellent grow.

 

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Not nearly as level as I was hoping, but they're chugging right along.

Input EC 1.8.

Foliar application of Power Si Bloom once a week for the past three weeks @ 2mL/gallon.

Running ~650 PPFD, 27 mol/day DLI.

 

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A little extra work happened today as well.

 

[Bandit420]

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Not nearly as level as I was hoping, but they're chugging right along.

Input EC 1.8.

Foliar application of Power Si Bloom once a week for the past three weeks @ 2mL/gallon.

Running ~650 PPFD, 27 mol/day DLI.

Solid playlist and garden is looking great!

Are those the 3D printed block caps you're using?

 

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Solid playlist and garden is looking great!

Are those the 3D printed block caps you're using?

Indeed! They're working out great man. The original line clips failed, and the screws to secure em to the blocks are a little wonky, but they're serving their purpose exactly as needed.

 

[Bandit420]

Indeed! They're working out great man. The original line clips failed, and the screws to secure em to the blocks are a little wonky, but they're serving their purpose exactly as needed.

I still have the files I created for that project and can dip into them and change things. Make more durable etc.
No weird reaction between plastic and nutes?

I have a far better printer now and even better filaments. I'm still a beginner in 3D printing but not a noob anymore so can probably do a much better job today then back then.
I have a long que of projects I'm doing but if you wanna revisit this I can maybe print more or do a better design by the time Spring comes around

 

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I still have the files I created for that project and can dip into them and change things. Make more durable etc.
No weird reaction between plastic and nutes?

I have a far better printer now and even better filaments. I'm still a beginner in 3D printing but not a noob anymore so can probably do a much better job today then back then.
I have a long que of projects I'm doing but if you wanna revisit this I can maybe print more or do a better design by the time Spring comes around

In the two-ish months I've been running them, I haven't noticed any weird reactions. After harvest will be the for sure tell once I can inspect the bottom sides that remain in constant contact with the wet rockwool.

Only things I can think of modifying is maybe making spikes on the bottom instead of the holes for the screws, and maybe making the center hole for the trunk slightly larger (not a whole lot of room to work with right there, really). This run I changed my approach a little, and do have some concerns that a couple of the trunks are going to swell enough to completely fill the center hole.

While that wouldn't necessarily be a problem for a lot of people that do this style of growing, I decided to veg super long and do some root training to really fill the slabs completely with roots (game changer compared to previous runs), and as a result those trunks are damn near as big as the ones I've had at harvest in the past. This particular pheno also develops some serious girth based off the mother plant (her trunk is damn near 2" across), so it might just be a trait specific to this pheno.

 

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[Zen_seeker]

Your getting some more stretch I see. Looking good. Even is nice but so is tall colas. You’re about 50/50.

 

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Your getting some more stretch I see. Looking good. Even is nice but so is tall colas. You’re about 50/50.

The tall ones are going to foxtail if I don't get those lights raised. Getting on that today.

 

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Day 21 defoliation. Thought I would have time to get through the full cleanup but lights out came on fast, so I'll continue tomorrow. Ladies really put out a ton of foliage, making airflow from the bottom completely impossible. It'll get cleaned up completely tomorrow. Switching to a vegetative fertigation schedule as well, been on generative for the past two weeks.

 

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Day 24 post-flip

 

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H2O2 is not to be fucked with.

 

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Week 5.

 

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Week 7. PK boost likely next week, then the countdown starts.

 

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Was gone a few days. Came home, and the ladies decides to put on some frost finally. Still a couple weeks out from cut.

 

[Zen_seeker]

Was gone a few days. Came home, and the ladies decides to put on some frost finally. Still a couple weeks out from cut.
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That’s going to be a nice harvest.

 

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Week 9. Might actually hit 11 weeks. Trichomes still 50/50 clear/cloudy, waiting for 70%+ cloudy before pivoting to Flawless Finish, then water only.

 

[Bandit420]

Nice forest ya got there! The consistency and uniformity is unreal. Almost looks AI it's so good

 

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Nice forest ya got there! The consistency and uniformity is unreal. Almost looks AI it's so good

Did a few things different this run that certainly paid off. Vegged for longer than usual, like a full two months, and adopted a new technique of barely hydrating the top of the rockwool unislabs to encourage the roots to fully colonize the slabs, then I did a bunch of LST, which I really despise doing but figured grow the girls horizontal before going vertical, and have much finer controls over the fertigation events than in the past as well (through a custom tool I'm building). If the yield checks out, I'll be using the same methods going forward and continuing to refine the various techniques.