Day 88 SBAK
She will come down here in the next couple of days
She will come down here in the next couple of days
Could it be the NL has a bit to much N?Afghan x Northern Lights x LR day 20View attachment 1438577
AK47 x Karels Haze x LR day 21
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Nice strechty colas you trained out there! What height size do the big ones have?Sweet Bourbon Auto Kush - Update #10
Day 74 for plants 1 & 2 in the AutoPots and day 72 for the gal in the 5 gallon RainScience bag.
The two AutoPot SBKs have been in their own dedicated tent now for several days, and closing in on reaching full maturity. #1 on the left is a little larger/taller and drinking about 25% more, but there's nothing too shaby about #2 on the right.
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Here's a slightly closer look at #1.
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And now here's #2.
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Meanwhile, the diminutive gal (#3) in the Rain Science pot is just about done.
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That should fill your jars for a while if your family is not to big!:smoking:Sweet Bourbon Auto Kush Harvest Day!!
3 ladies hanging from there toes!! 92 Days since sprout and they are chopped!!View attachment 1439175View attachment 1439176View attachment 1439177View attachment 1439178View attachment 1439179View attachment 1439180View attachment 1439181
Keep her, autoflowers often can surprise even when we think they'll not do it. Speaking out of own experience!Four weeks in and they're doing really well. View attachment 1439787
I've decided to keep both AHKLs. The one on the right spent a few days outdoors in temperatures down to the upper 30s (F) and just kept growing.
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I'm not sure about the ANLR to the right. I may toss it in a week if it keeps growing slowly...
I love your rolling tray! I could work with that.Hi WildBill. Sorry I missed your post/question back on Mar 7th. Me bad.
I'm a huge fan of Rain Science Bags. I have been using them since introduced here in a product-review grow test back in January 2019. I was one of the testers. Its now the only thing I use except for two 2-Pot AutoPot systems. I've used them with different nutrient programs, both with success. I tend to load them with a mix of coco and soil. I like to keep the mix fairly "fluffy" in terms of not retaining too much moisture. My gold-standard is the 3-gallon bag. I do have a few 5 gallon bags, and four 10 gallon bags that I used last summer for an outdoor grow. But 3-gallon is my go-to.
They do dry out real fast when growing outside, but I only tried outside once, and don't plan to do it again anytime soon.
My watering/feeding strategy is to get about a pint or so of runoff. So, yep, I always water until I get runoff out the bottom. For me this is easy to see and measure because the bags sit on rolling trays that have a removable runoff capture tray underneath. I also cut out a circular piece of rubber floor mat (kitchen/garage) that has holes in it. The mat sits in the tray and gives the RS bag even more circulation and an easy way to expell excess water without siting in wet standing water.
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The exception to this strategy (of getting runoff) is in the early days when a plant is still tiny and has not developed a full set of roots. I'll water/feed then just to get a modest amount of moiture into the bag. I'll often use a little moisture meter to help me know when & how much to give. Once the plants leaves have extended beyond the sides of the bag (about 3 weeks or so) then I'll starting increasing the water to get the runoff.
Frequency of watering really depends, obviously, on the size of the plant. Early on I can go 3+ days between watering, and 2 liters/quarts is sufficient. In full maturing flowering mode its usually once every two days. Occasionally I have a beast that demands 3 liters/quarts, and/or daily feeding.
To ease the time spent doing manual feeding on such a fequent basis I am considering adapting a couple of RS bags for bottom feeding using some equipment from AutoPot. Haven't pulled the trigger get on the $$ investment, but probably will in the near future.
Hope this helps, Any questions?![]()