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Don't sweat it, RB.Quote:
I was just asking about the light.
I reread oldmac's post and I couldn't find it either, and I know about those T1's. :stoned:
Of course, Hermie also could not find his shoes. :stoned::stoned:
Then, Hermie peed on his foot. :stoned::stoned::stoned:
THEN, Hermie found his shoes. Why are they all wet? :stoned::stoned::stoned::stoned:
Go in your control panel and turn on your rep! Left ya some!
Hermie :rastasmoke:
This is a SOG setup, and the trays are going to be used for flowering only. What veg times they get, they get in the clonner. Depending on strain, they will be in the clonner abt a week from showing roots. In the clonner they are just in the neoprene collars, transplant consists of putting collars into the net pots so they can't stay too long or the roots become a pain to get into the net pots.
Thereâ??s something that Iâ??m not gettingâ?¦â?¦.It looks to me fogfognugen would be an effective cloner. Why not do it all here and skip the transplant.
Sonnyboy
First post! in da middle.Quote:
Originally Posted by DreadedHermie
It's da nature o da meds.:stoned::stoned::stoned::stoned::stoned:
For wet shoes?
See Alice.
Weeze
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Originally Posted by Horsemanrocks
Not a bad observation, for a kid.;)
It's an extremely effective cutting starter.
Then all ya gotta do is reset da timer.:rastasmoke:
Aloha,
Weeze
As MP pointed out, you get what you pay for. These lights work and work very well. Have the most complete spectrum of any LED light produced.Quote:
Originally Posted by ForgetClassC
This tray is being set up with 2 lights and a light rail, more as an experiment, my partner wants to use 4 lights per tray. I do too, just got to get some money together. Can you imagine $5000+ worth of lights per tray? I can!:D
(remember also that 1 tray is just 1/2 of fogfognugen)
No medium all all Joe, just netpot and neoprene collars. Well that and fog. One of the main reasons I am going in this direction is to do away with a medium. In my personal grow I use RW and I have grown to hate it. Disposal problem with RW took me 1 1/2 years to figure out; you need to burn it so it will break down and burn it some more to eleminate the root evidence.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Joefarmer
Hey Horsemanrocks (and 'Weez, DH, HS et al)
Fogfognugen is capable of growing from cutting to flower finish, but this machine was built for production and can do abt 6 cycles per year. I don't want to waste precious flowering time on rooting of cuttings that can be done in a couple of EZ-clonners. Since this was built over a year ago, I have built 2 smaller versions, using less expensive nozzles, pump and fogger. Both of these are being operated as clone/grow/flower machines with excellent results.
Someone asked about nutes, since it has an ultrasonic fogger it needs something that won't crude up the fogger. While it is not as sensitive as a pond fogger it still needs periodic cleaning. The cleanest nutes for pond foggers has been Humbolt Master, but I really don't like thier product line. So I was originally going to use Dutch Master Advance, but have been thinking of DM Gold, like I use in RW for this also. I'll see which runs cleaner. Aero or fog usually needs much less nutes then regular hydro. I'll be starting out with 20% solution for the starts then abt 40% after the first couple of weeks.
As to showing this thing in production, I'm really not sure. Alot of people start to get uppity about seeing something that has more then the "federal guidlines" of 99 plants. I must admit I wasn't comfortable even showing an EZ-clonner 120 filled (got 2 filled right now!). In my own defense when this thing is running, it produces one large root mass and all the plants are geneitically idendical......so it is one plant with 138 branches! Well that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
:)
Shameless bump to update.
Currently going thru a experimental run, have found that I can run consisitently 200-210psi thru the aero misters.
And to all that asked about it working with cuttings, that is going to get tried next. I found a problem with trying to go from the ez-clonners to the fog tray. There is a wilt off problem while the rooted clones become acclamated to the fog. This transplant shock seems to take a week to ten days to overcome, so it might be better and quicker (and cheaper) to simply put cuttings into the tray and start with fog to eliminate the transplant shock.
The other solution is to introduce fog to the clonners. We'll see.:)
DUDE that is an awsome setup wish I had one to play with. Let me know how you make out pics would be greatly apprciated
hey oldmac,
I would suggest introducing a fogger to the clone unit, that is if the roots are exposed to air inside the clone unit, if they're just floating on the oxygen rich water then there's no point.