I would go with nr3 . Smallest so far . That is what I would do . First 2 showingore potential so why hold them back lol. Looking great btw@Ash-a-Ton... Here's a little update.
I'm thinking number 2 and try to transplant the others!!
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I always take the runt if I have to choose. No real scientific reason, I just like rooting for the underdog.
This is the method you used last year isn't it? I remember someone from last years contest having a hillbilly hydro and was like why didn't I think of that.Weekly update for Hillbilly Hydro, this is Day 8. Looking a little yellow, going to up her nutes today. Going to up to 450-500 ppm and throw some AN B-52. That should get her color back and give a growth spurt. So far so good.
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Oh Oh, F--cked up. I need a moderator to move this to the Solo Cup growoff section. @Ripper @Ash-a-Ton
Yeah, this is the third year in a row for the Hillbilly Hydro. My pie pan reservoir rusted out and I had to replace it this year. I would switch to glass pie pan, but I think all that dissolving metals add to my nutes. LOL The whole key to this is being able to satisfy their needs without having to come home over the noon hour to feed her because she is drinking so much you can't keep up. When they start getting bigger, they will suck that cup dry in less than a day. That's why the automated feed systems usually do well. Oops, giving away secrets.
I fill my external res every day. Coco never goes dry and the girls keep on growing like weeds.Yeah, this is the third year in a row for the Hillbilly Hydro. My pie pan reservoir rusted out and I had to replace it this year. I would switch to glass pie pan, but I think all that dissolving metals add to my nutes. LOL The whole key to this is being able to satisfy their needs without having to come home over the noon hour to feed her because she is drinking so much you can't keep up. When they start getting bigger, they will suck that cup dry in less than a day. That's why the automated feed systems usually do well. Oops, giving away secrets.
