Very cool @Blueridge !!!
So glad that got worked out in the end.
You’re the man 
Can’t wait for everyone to get to try those genetics.
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you are not gonzo 3732 ?, if not sorry brother this would make no sense to you then.
LD50 – ALIENDOG V2 * RIPPED BUBBA
peace …
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Nope sorry man, I’m not Gonzo 3732, or DrGonzo13, The latter of which was run off this forum in shame 
I’m just regular “Gonzo” over here in Virginia 
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Can confirm. Regular Gonzo is awesome 
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I hate working around those things. I just won’t do it. Plants are looking great. 
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I hate it too…sometimes you just want to take the plants out and look at them
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I feel ya.
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@HomegrownVABudz thanks buddy!
Yea man, I had good luck with it my first run though. I guess after the flip stretch I could remove it. I mean they’re going to grow curved/spread out now & if I remove it they won’t straighten right back out right?
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I’m in the middle of using one now I’m just gonna see it through
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Sometimes I use one, sometimes I don’t. Just depends on how tall I expect the plants to stretch.
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Flipped 3 days ago. Removed the trellis.
I’ve got burns & clawing on the front right plant. I’m never adding anything like Alaska Fish 5-1-1 again. Everytime I add something, I screw it up 
Oh well if 1 plant is screwed, i got 2 that can easily take up all the space! It’s kinda crowded in there already. Onward 
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the Alaska fish fert is excellent stuff, used it f I r many years. How much did you add?
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Hey @Mrgreenthumb I used 1/8th teaspoon per plant, mixed into 50oz of water (almost a half gallon). They looked very happy the next day but the burn marks on my new growth suggest otherwise.
I did also add some Agsil16 to a watering not long after that (potassium silicate). Went by the Buildasoil recommended amount per gallon soil drench.
I guess it’s not necessarily the fish causing the issue but that’s all I’ve added, so process of elimination, best I could come up with lol.
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Flowers Set (only 2 plants remain)
And one of the worlds most expensive carbon filters installed. I’ll be eating Ramen noodles this month
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That’s a can, man!
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Looking and smelling good in there brother! Can’t wait to see them get big.
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Can’s went batshit crazy high on price. They are amazing. My first one went 15-16 years or so. I disassembled it, without pouring out all the carbon, just using my shop compressor, and a very good air nozzle, out behind my pole building.
It gushed dirty billowing particles, blowing air out through the center of it.
Resealed it, and back into the game it went.
A while back I found a couple of new old stock, CAN’s and grabbed one, for yesteryears prices.
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yup the only reason i stopped buying them, from 135 to 350 just stupid crazy how prices they have become. i just love the can 50’s used them for years, can not afford them any more. switch over to the infinity filters. i sure hope they work decently once i get them hooked up that is.
insane price …
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Yea this Can-Lite was $180 after tax. It does work well, no more smell at all in my room. We’ll see how it does week 6-8 though & then 12 months from now.
People told me I’ll get 18-months run time. We shall see!
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yes there top of the line but damn those prices are insane.
AHH where did you get that one for $180 great great deal right there, if they have more you should grab a 6 pack brother, not even joking.
after each run use a dust devil of something similar and clean off the outer filter, 18-2 years on those.
great buy brother …
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