@ShiskaberrySavior consistent air-pruning of root tips resulting in excessive root noding resulting in more rootlet sites available to access water, nutrients and air.
In May when these plants go outside theyâll barely skip a beat and just consider it âgame-on!â
I wonder if it is relevant: Some plants will go into flower, even under 24 hours of light, if they become root bound. I threw out my MOB before knowing she suffered from this limitation, only to be informed after the fact that this is why she was seemingly unstable
Thanks for video. I went to website as well I understand now. I llive in high planes desert and can only control heat and humidty to a point. Seems like these will help keep roots cooler and more humidity. 115°f and 15%rh is hard to battle indoors even gets up to 87-90°f with ac blasting.
I have my âwork localâ and âhome localâ grow shops but this is my âlocal but inconvenientâ shop where they offer free shipping over 99$ so they still get my money if they have what I need at a competative price and the total makes it free to my door.
The tent was discounted just enough that when I added the needed hardware to bring it all up to the original price of the tent.
If I luck out itâll be here by the weekend, if not then iâll just have to deal.
This set-up is going on the main floor just by the basement door⌠but to avoid any cross contamination itâs getting vented out a window on the same floor.
Another build begins!!! And with it the hope that I didnât screw up the math and have enough 6" ductingâŚ
Hi Pigeonman. I noticed your idea to hang tower fans from 2x4s and hangers. Did you figure out how to distribute the weight with hangers and mount the base so the motor can oscillate the fan? I like your idea but Iâm trying to figure out how to still oscillate with the fan. Did you figure this out? Thanks
I donât oscillate them as I would have needed to build a jig that surrounds and suspends the tower within it out of plywood, and use rollerblade bearings on the top-end that has no motor to lower the resistance as much as possible.
The motor at the bottom will more than likely burn out fast as itâs doing something itâs really not designed for.
If I did need to oscillate Iâd put a toothed belt around the middle with teeth that could work for a bike-chain, and then rig a small motor in the jig with a salvaged bicycle gear in there so it goes back and forth. Itâs all too much faffing around for me though but clearly I did thing about it.
Before I decided to mount horizontally and ignore the oscillation feature I had the fan in the back corner of the tent going back and forth but this did take up space⌠and 16ft sq sounds like a lot of space until youâre in flower.
Itâs flower week 8 and they are all starting to get Florakleen starting tonight. Gonna pull out the microscope soon but just by eye Iâm saying most of them will have âa fork in itâ within 7-14 days.
No idea! This is the first plant ever taken to flower! I sent out many packs into the world and know those that started them up (and tagged me) all had different hiccups. 2 had to end runs due to emergencies, and the other grower got a male.
Hopefully seeing what this actually does with next to no training as I literally just LSTâd a few lower branches so they wouldnât larf on me.
Next round will be up for the glory that is the ΊPot!!!
Itâs also got a set of nuggies at the base RIFE with seed from their hook-up with Jalisco Landrace pollen so Iâm really, really glowinâ here aboot this one.
Top: Ace Seedâs Zamaldelica; Gifted to me from @DrGonzo13 who got them from @G-paS (A super sativa hybrid with strong uplifting and lysergic effects⌠thatâs also an 11-14 week âslow-cooking on the back-burnerâ sativa )
Left: Manitoba Poison; from @jessethestoner (2nd year Iâm running outdoors as itâs become my daily work-hours smoke .)