DIY Dream Farm Report v3 LAG grow journal

[derek420colorado]

Just a little update from the dream farm. The LAG is a rockin with the AutoScrog in full effect. I’ve got 95% of the screen filled, now that the youngest ones have grown up to the net

@FullDuplex -the forge

Rocbudinc - raspberry punch, purple chem and purple rocberry.

Day 46 from seed. Should be under 70 probably 65 days or so for the total cycle time.

The forges are hungry and I’ve been tryin to play catch up on a N deficiency. I think I have it worked out. Made a tea of fish powder, epsom, daz’s supersoil mix, and EWC’s. Half a cup each.

Made a tea bag out of a sock and threw it in a 5 gallon with my high powered air pump and flat disc diffuser. Let brew for 24 hours then threw it in my large reservoir. Gonna let it bubble in the big tank for another 24 hours then give all of them the fresh fertigation.

 

[derek420colorado]

Well folks I have a new “science”breakthrough a couple weeks ago, I came across an article that tale about injecting silver nitrate into the stalk of a plant you want to reverse.

The theory sounded like it might work, and their was several instances of this working.

well I decided to try it with StS and I will be damned. Folks. It worked!

when the plant had about 5 nodes and I could tell there was a little hollow space in the stem. I shot em up!

 

[CannabisMingus]

Science!

 

[derek420colorado]

 

[derek420colorado]

 

[WildBill]

Are you able to augment with CO2 with your night temps coming down?

 

[derek420colorado]

Are you able to augment with CO2 with your night temps coming down?

Of course! Lol that’s the main reason for the construction heater is the heat in the winter. It can keep them at 90+ when it’s -20f outside. The ancillary benefit is the cO2

 

[WildBill]

Of course! Lol that’s the main reason for the construction heater is the heat in the winter. It can keep them at 90+ when it’s -20f outside. The ancillary benefit is the cO2

I figured the temps were dropping at night enough for to run it.

 

[derek420colorado]

I figured the temps were dropping at night enough for to run it.

I run it all year long, at night. It never gets above 55 or so at night. Even in the middle of summer. What’s really crazy is last night it was 65 degrees after sunset. I don’t think I’ve seen that in 7+ years of being up here. It was nuts. It cooled down finally to 40 or so. But for the sun to be down and it to be above 60 is unheard of here

 

[WildBill]

I run it all year long, at night. It never gets above 55 or so at night. Even in the middle of summer. What’s really crazy is last night it was 65 degrees after sunset. I don’t think I’ve seen that in 7+ years of being up here. It was nuts. It cooled down finally to 40 or so. But for the sun to be down and it to be above 60 is unheard of here

Yeah I forgot how quickly that dry air at that altitude cools off.