Growing in the signs of the Moon and Hollow stems

[Gimemy]

Damned Hollow stems I got a bunch of the hillbillies here in Missouri telling me about the sign of the Moon so I looked it up and seems that the high tide sucks the groundwater up and the water table rises in the rise up into your plant and cause your super cropping in your LST to be difficult at best I just touch damn and it seems like they pop

 

[dickfitzwell]

do you have your plants in pots im a bit lost on your rant.

 

[Gimemy]

Sorry about that I got him in 5 gallon buckets with four gallons of Coco coir this is my third grow I've learned a lot from the failures of the first two but I got roots coming out of the ground and skipping across the top of the Coco coir and I got 10 or 15 in of root coming out of the bottoms of my bucket I'm wondering if I should start a hydroponic system underneath of them but rant it was back to the moon and the the water inside the plants maybe I should wait until they're a bit droopy to try to tend to them

 

[dickfitzwell]

you have any pictures? make sure they get that dry time

 

[Gimemy]

Here's an overall photo I have to take some close-ups

 

[dickfitzwell]

I don't see nothing wrong but just make sure you finger bang the soil be4 you water it you be fine.

 

[Gimemy]

Here's a pic of my roots on my autoflowers coming out of the buckets

 

[dickfitzwell]

some plants get crazy roots in them just stop feeding it the root drench or ... what ever line up you got. the roots will alway go anywhere there's darkness. i use fabric pots and it air trims the roots automatically.

 

[Arthur]

The idea that the moon phases are causing issues with hollow stems & or snapping branches...sounds like something thought up by a bunch of hillbillies...
The moon does affect growth, but hollow stems are genetic, or nutritional issues.

 

[Gimemy]

I'm pretty sure I'm okay and everything is running pretty cool I just want to know something more I could do with the roots that are coming out of the bottoms of my buckets here's some close up pics