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Hello fellow AFN inhabitants! I begin this new thread to keep a journal of my next photoperiod runs in coco using the Autopot system and MegaCrop in my 2x2 tent under LED lighting.
So... I'll be starting a new run today using a rooted clone from an unknown mother which tastes delightfully.
I had taken this cut about two months ago and all this time I still had it in its DIY aerocloner and under an 8 Watt 6500K LED which barely kept it alive and in vegetative. It was very neglected until yesterday when i changed the nutes it had into a new nute solution at 360 ppms (260 MegaCrop, 100 tap) at 6.0 pH. After it rooted 2 months ago, I would only re-fill its reservoir with nutes left over from a previous coco run... nutes were at around 500 ppm and pH was always between 5.0 and 5.4! I wasn't expecting the clone to get this far, but it's still alive and i think I can get it to grow into a nice plant.
The idea is to do this run while my no-till mix is cooking, so I plan to give the clone 1 month of veg and then put to flower for an approximate total of around 3 months.
Anyhow... here are a few pics taken some minutes ago of the clone enjoying its first day in the tent under the BudgetLED lamp with a 20/4 sched, dimmed to 60 Watts (190 ppfd at top of the clone). Tomorrow she will be transplanted to a 2.2 gal Autopot pot with 1 inch of pumice at the bottom and the rest is coco coir mixed with some pumice.
Here is the detailed information pertaining the setup under which I will using:
TENT: 2x2x4 Finether tent
MAIN LIGHT: 1x BudgetLED QB (Fullspec, 5-120 Watts... usually run it at 60 Watts)
BACKUP LIGHTS: 1x Autocob 3500K (60 Watts), 1x Anthelion PCD 660m deep red supplement (9 Watts), 8 Watt 6500K LED bulb
MEDIUM: Coco-coir and pumice
METHOD: 2.2 gal Autopot
NUTRIENTS: Greenleaf nutrients (mega crop 1-part v1 and v2, bud explosion v1, calmag pro), Epsom salts. Plan to only use MC 1-part v1.
TEMPS: 20C-27C
RH: 45-70%
pH and EC meters: Apera ph60 and ec60
PAR meter: SQ520
As always, any input is much appreciated.
So... I'll be starting a new run today using a rooted clone from an unknown mother which tastes delightfully.
I had taken this cut about two months ago and all this time I still had it in its DIY aerocloner and under an 8 Watt 6500K LED which barely kept it alive and in vegetative. It was very neglected until yesterday when i changed the nutes it had into a new nute solution at 360 ppms (260 MegaCrop, 100 tap) at 6.0 pH. After it rooted 2 months ago, I would only re-fill its reservoir with nutes left over from a previous coco run... nutes were at around 500 ppm and pH was always between 5.0 and 5.4! I wasn't expecting the clone to get this far, but it's still alive and i think I can get it to grow into a nice plant.
The idea is to do this run while my no-till mix is cooking, so I plan to give the clone 1 month of veg and then put to flower for an approximate total of around 3 months.
Anyhow... here are a few pics taken some minutes ago of the clone enjoying its first day in the tent under the BudgetLED lamp with a 20/4 sched, dimmed to 60 Watts (190 ppfd at top of the clone). Tomorrow she will be transplanted to a 2.2 gal Autopot pot with 1 inch of pumice at the bottom and the rest is coco coir mixed with some pumice.
Here is the detailed information pertaining the setup under which I will using:
TENT: 2x2x4 Finether tent
MAIN LIGHT: 1x BudgetLED QB (Fullspec, 5-120 Watts... usually run it at 60 Watts)
BACKUP LIGHTS: 1x Autocob 3500K (60 Watts), 1x Anthelion PCD 660m deep red supplement (9 Watts), 8 Watt 6500K LED bulb
MEDIUM: Coco-coir and pumice
METHOD: 2.2 gal Autopot
NUTRIENTS: Greenleaf nutrients (mega crop 1-part v1 and v2, bud explosion v1, calmag pro), Epsom salts. Plan to only use MC 1-part v1.
TEMPS: 20C-27C
RH: 45-70%
pH and EC meters: Apera ph60 and ec60
PAR meter: SQ520
As always, any input is much appreciated.