My auto should be done sometime in tge first couple weeks of February hopefully. Thatll be 4 monthsYeah, figure the end of Jan this crop will be done.
My auto should be done sometime in tge first couple weeks of February hopefully. Thatll be 4 monthsYeah, figure the end of Jan this crop will be done.
Hahaha I was just saying look another one bites the dustThere will always be lines. Ive had to wait 3 hours before, nothing special going on just everyone was there tgat day
So sorry to hear about Eek, but I can relate to Root staying busy. I'm laying out my garden for planting this spring, and grew a few plants already (still making rub).
I always plan around 3 months for grow.....My auto should be done sometime in tge first couple weeks of February hopefully. Thatll be 4 months
Actually the past 3 dispo trips were 2+ hour long waits. Its funny going to IL to pick up. The only IL plates in the parking lot are employeesHahaha I was just saying look another one bites the dust
I'm all about easy! I'm fairly happy with how my EarthBox program worked this run. I've figured refinements and improvements.....some minor and some may be major. It's fairly simple, in my organic mind, and easy to maintain with minimal work.Agreed, but as a noob, I'm glad I took the time to try different approaches initially. I'd rate learning about different ways of growing as one of the important objectives of initial grows when a person starts out. Every one of the approaches can work, but the key is that not all growers enjoy the same things. I got high quality bud from every grow, but what I learned was that for me personally, I seem to enjoy being able to easily move my plants around during the grow, both to adjust position in the 'drobe as well as get them on a bench for canopy work. It now seems that I will stick with coco because it will grow big healthy plants in a small pot. It needs extra care with Ca and Mg, but that, for me, is more than offset by the ease with which I can reset a plant with a flush if things start going sideways. With soil, flushing is less effective.
There is a small chance that I might also try soil-less ProMix in the same pots at some point (I love what @Cave Dirt Cody does with ProMix) , but the jury is out on that one. If this grow finishes as well as it seems to be headed, coco will be my tool in future.
Exactly. It is too easy to get sucked into buying fancy stuff that is not really needed. Guess how I know...
Not bloody likely.Texas legislative session starts tomorrow. Hopefully something logical can make it to the damn floor this time