i suppose most of norcal gets the same casey from oaksterdam, its been pretty popular clone wise and has a heck of vigor, well see how it turns out, I havent found any dried yet though maybe theyre keeping it :stoned:

right now a 400 hps need a mh bulb no funds

thank you they do look nice, if only you could smell them, but then u would just want to taste them, and then you would ask for some for ur self and i would have to tell you NO.


i put an erkle and headband in them after i bought them cause i had not anything to do (:wtf::stoned LOL, i didnt have any clones for the experiment, which is the reason for the purchase of the pots.

the erk and 707 were in soil, and it drys faster then normal pots and with the soil water tends to run off more whioch isa pain cayse the dirt sits off the ground the differance in height of the two buckets (conventional vs superroots) see pics. thus harder to bottom feed. at tranplant the erk and 707 did have a root structure similar to the one in the website, not all amassed on the bottom but the container was full of roots to the edge really using the space in the bucket. should have taken pics but will do so at harvest.

with the peat i have much less runoff from better water absorbtion, although im still in the first week i suspect ill have to water more and even more so when the roots build but havnt really noticed much difference yet. if possible ill just increase their normal volume consumption as needed currently both are recieving 8-12 oz of organic nutes every other day.

in the three days of flower the SRCJ seems to have more overall growth then the CBCJ (conv bucket). hopefully this adds to yeild.

from what ive seen thus far, i think SR pots do what they say as far as rooting and their claims. soilless seems to work much better than soil although both have had good results. i think you would probly get kick ass results in coco.