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07-02-2007, 12:26 PM #6
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Flood & Drain: Plant Roots
How sure are you? To think, is kewl, but I don't want to scrifice any much more than I have to. Choppin back the roots could well slow the current progress, which has been more or less constant so far. My Dr said root development stops 3 weeks in to bloom... I'm beyond 3 weeks and wonder if chopping back the roots will ever be replaced with new growth with relatively little time to spare??
Originally Posted by Chabnoc
I'm flushing until the end of this week. I will probably scub the reservoir and top trays again before I commence feeding at the weekend.
http://boards.cannabis.com/1479389-post38.html
Originally Posted by Chabnoc
Is a link to to a couple pix of the setup. I'm at such a loose end with regard to the roots. So many slightly different opinions. I brought the doctor round to inspect the ladies and the Dr said I have to cover the top tray. I wanted a few opinions, just incase someone else has completed a grow under the same conditions and noticed that the root colour didn't make a difference to the over all harvest.
Do you have any contributing notes that describe how the environment can be bad when the trays are covered?
Thanks!! :thumbsup:
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