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Back to tent adventures from China to Thailand.

One day when I logged on to the "xxxx" forum, I realized that everyone had disappeared,
“ oh my god, what the hell was going on”
So I tried to google "Aquaman cannabis fourm" hope to find something.
After a few minutes, boom~boom~
I am unsettled.
Here is my Small scale grow journey.

Media: 2 gal pure coco
cropstering irrigation method
nuts:Athena 3 parts line /
gh 3parts(micro/grow/bloom) line followed by Mel Frank's Insider's Guide

here is my harvest video,
after this run,my no till knf organic is ready to go.
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I have been seeing people doing what's called bottomless pots on top of there living soil beds.. the pots have no bottoms in them and they just plug them in on top the bed.saves on transplant stress.you just cut the roots off at ground level when you harvest.Screenshot_20230924_135530_Google.jpg
 
stonemason said:
I have been seeing people doing what's called bottomless pots on top of there living soil beds.. the pots have no bottoms in them and they just plug them in on top the bed.saves on transplant stress.you just cut the roots off at ground level when you harvest.View attachment 22786
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Well shit... i might be running no till beds when i build my shed....
Not something id do in my trailer, but definitely outside in a shed
 
GoodShit97 said:
Well shit... i might be running no till beds when i build my shed....
Not something id do in my trailer, but definitely outside in a shed
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Sure saves time and money not mixing dirt or coco every run.its not as quik as hydro but the plants respond pretty fast after you get a healthy micro herd going.
 
stonemason said:
Sure saves time and money not mixing dirt or coco every run.its not as quik as hydro but the plants respond pretty fast after you get a healthy micro herd going.
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My plan is to do either a 4x4 or 5x5 no till bed and a 6 site RDWC.
Not sure if im gonna do one big room or split it in half and have a veg and flower room.
This project is still in the blueprint stage lol.
All i know for sure is the building will be 12'x26'
 
J1sonbrother said:
ALL veg - 85 f / 75% rh (day) ; 80f/ 70% (night) ; 800 ppms co2

week 1 - 85f/ 75% rh (day) ; 80 f/ 70% (night) ; 1000 ppms co2

week 2 - 85f/ 75% rh (day) ; 80 f/ 70% (night) ; 1000 ppms co2

week 3 - 85f/ 75% rh (day) ; 80 f/ 70% (night) ; 1000 ppms co2

week 4 - 82f/ 72% rh (day) ; 78f/ 68% (night) ; 1000 ppms co2

week 5 - 80f/ 70%rh (day) ; 75f / 65% (night) ; 1000 ppms c02

week 6 - 80f /70%rh (day) ; 75f / 65% (night) ; 1000 ppms co2

week 7 - 78f/68% rh (day) ; 72 f/ 62% (night) ; 1000 ppms co2

week 8 - 75f/ 65%rh (day) ; 70f/ 60% (night) ; 0 ppms co2

week 9 - 70f /60% rh (day) ; 60f/ 50% (night) ; 0 ppm c02


At first, I was more worried about mould/pm, but then I realized that giving enough Airflow and Potassium silica which kept everything under control!
here was flowering pics
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God bless you

I posted a poll about those exact RH/Temp ranges a week or so ago
 
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