Check out my perpetual grow!

Ya gonna be a tropical forest in there lol

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Some good laughs this morning! She almost had that darn squirrel!

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I would absolutely HAVE them out in the woods hunting! That’s a country kids dream squirrel hunting buddy.
:+1:t4:

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Looks great :+1:
Just had a thought, have you tried a longer dryback on the ssdd? I had a plant that absolutely hated wet feet, she wouldn’t preform properly without a dry back that made me uncomfortable.

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We have been trying to have better watering practices and wont water until we can stick 1 finger down into the dirt and everything feels dry. Pots get so light you go to lift them and almost throw them after feeling a heavy pot. We could try a harder dryback tho because we arent waiting until shes so dry shes drooping so we could go maybe a day longer. Its worth a shot! @MoBilly shes caught 7 squirrels now and tore them up. Tried to give the last one a viking burial over the fire but it wasnt hot enough to turn it to ashes and the dog had a snack the next morning smh lesson learned there haha

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Well ive been busy raking up some cash for christmas and it seems we didnt water the 4x8 after a few days and 15 of 38 of them were pissed! Lol. I didnt do it on purpose i swear haha but its crazy to see not everyone was affected by it but a little bit less than half. # 4,6,7,8,9,11,12,13,14,25,28,32,33,34, and 38 were affected for anyone curious. So right now we are watering to runoff with a 75% strength veg water and hopefully in the next few hours we will see them lively up again. Im also squeezing the sides to loosen up the dirt for better root growth after watering to runoff. To avoid this i should of started watering more sooner or already watered to runoff as the coco was getting pretty dry and 2 shot glasses every 2 days wasnt gonna cut it. Its not always pretty pictures here but i like to show my learning curves for others to hopefully not make the same mistake

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Good morning everyone! I hope yall are having a great day so far! Got an update on the SLR phenohunt run and the 5x5. Day 23 above ground on the SLR tent and i killed off #6 and #38 today because they didnt seem like they would make a full recovery in time to ever be the same aize as the rest. #7 and #32 will be next if they dont shape up in the next week or so. I went ahead and backfilled some of the taller plants so they weren’t flopping around at all. Saw some really nice root growth due to busting up the coco when watering to runoff the other day. Some of the plants are starting to gwt light green and gave some dotting on them so ill up nutes to 100% next watering and keep an eye on the new growth. There are gonna be some gems in here for sure im really hoping that #23 at least is a female because shes my favorite in the tent. My wife said odds are it will be a male because its not a very nutrient hungry plant and has been easy going and google says the males are less demanding that females but i told her its probably strain dependent and what not. Anyways moving on to the 5x5. Im seeing some deficiencies on hella jelly and apple blossoms. They were both getting a 75-80% strength of nutes due to high EC on runoff and trying to learn what each plant wants and needs. The hella jelly is definitely hungry and close to the light but the apple blossom i have 1 looking like shes turning a tad light green with some purpling on 1 leaf and the other one looks alright but a light green tinge in the center veins so i know she isnt far behind. Overall i might need to up nutes in the 5x5 and figure out a better plain RO water to feed schedule. Ive been increasing the lights like 3% a week and now are 45% in there so im not sure if having more light will help them eat as i slowly dial it up? Any thoughts or input are greatly appreciated!

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