Indoor Sawney’s Slaughter Lambs

[Zaaboot]

Nice seeing it all come out and go back in, really highlights how crammed they are in there. and thriving to boot! lovely

 

[420autoflower]

Here are the plants from the other 2 grows that are exactly the same age. I know this is not a true comparison being that I’m using 2 different strains but at least this will give people an idea what the different sizes of rock wool are capable of.
After starting this experiment and comparing the growth I’ve come to the conclusion that I will continue to use the 4x4” cube on top of the self wrapped 6x6” slab in my 24x48” tents and the 4x4x4” cube on top of the 4x4x3” cube in my 24x24” tent. From the way it’s looking the double stacked 4x4” cube will grow nice smaller sized plants that will still produce a decent yield, and the 4x4” cube on the 6x6” slab will be the higher yielding way to go. I’m not the type of person that counts his chickens before they hatch but it’s looking like the stacked 4x4” cube will produce 40-60 gram plants and the 4x4” cube on the 6x6” slab about 80-110 gram plants. The plants that are growing on the 8x8” slabs might be slightly larger than the ones on the 6x6” slabs but not enough to make that big of a difference. Using the 6x6” slabs over the 8x8” slabs will also give me the advantage of being able to move and space the plants out better in the tray without sacrificing very much yield.
Hope these pics will give you a good idea to what’s going on with everything.

Plants on the stacked 4x4” cubes in the 24x24” tent

Plants in the 4x4” cube on top of the 8x8” slab
(Sawney’s Lecters)

Stocks and canopies are comparable between the 6x6” and 8x8” slabs

 

[420autoflower]

Nice seeing it all come out and go back in, really highlights how crammed they are in there. and thriving to boot! lovely

Thanks buddy!
Here are more pics of the Lecters out of the tent.

 

[Zaaboot]

love it! A corridor of weed - so clean

 

[hope2grow]

Thanks buddy!
Here are more pics of the Lecters out of the tent.
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Half on one side half on the other side of the hall and you've got yourself your very own lecter guard of honour there bro lol they look perfect as usual

 

[hope2grow]

Here are the plants from the other 2 grows that are exactly the same age. I know this is not a true comparison being that I’m using 2 different strains but at least this will give people an idea what the different sizes of rock wool are capable of.
After starting this experiment and comparing the growth I’ve come to the conclusion that I will continue to use the 4x4” cube on top of the self wrapped 6x6” slab in my 24x48” tents and the 4x4x4” cube on top of the 4x4x3” cube in my 24x24” tent. From the way it’s looking the double stacked 4x4” cube will grow nice smaller sized plants that will still produce a decent yield, and the 4x4” cube on the 6x6” slab will be the higher yielding way to go. I’m not the type of person that counts his chickens before they hatch but it’s looking like the stacked 4x4” cube will produce 40-60 gram plants and the 4x4” cube on the 6x6” slab about 80-110 gram plants. The plants that are growing on the 8x8” slabs might be slightly larger than the ones on the 6x6” slabs but not enough to make that big of a difference. Using the 6x6” slabs over the 8x8” slabs will also give me the advantage of being able to move and space the plants out better in the tray without sacrificing very much yield.
Hope these pics will give you a good idea to what’s going on with everything.

Plants on the stacked 4x4” cubes in the 24x24” tent
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Plants in the 4x4” cube on top of the 8x8” slab
(Sawney’s Lecters)
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Stocks and canopies are comparable between the 6x6” and 8x8” slabs
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Great info and pics m8

 

[hope2grow]

Day 38
Plants are thriving and had to heavily defoliate the top of the canopy 2 days after the first schwazz

After the canopy defoliation
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Day 43
The plants finally stopped stretching.
Did the second and final round of leaf strip.

The 2 plants on the left have already been defoliated
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Some before and after pics
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Day 47
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Come n get it ladies looking great m8.

 

[Bob's Auto's]

Thanks buddy!
Here are more pics of the Lecters out of the tent.
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What did they do wrong? It's like they're waiting to go into the principals office

 

[420autoflower]

Half on one side half on the other side of the hall and you've got yourself your very own lecter guard of honour there bro lol they look perfect as usual

Thanks Hope!
Very impressed how the Lecters are growing so far. Really tight internodes and stacking nicely.
High yielded for sure.

 

[420autoflower]

What did they do wrong? It's like they're waiting to go into the principals office

Lol!
Already punished and waiting in line patiently to go back into class.