Quote Originally Posted by Prodaytrader
Decided to post some comparison shots too.

Top Row: Oct 25, Nov 10, Nov 16
Bottom Row: Nov 29, Dec 1

You can see how I didn't really start to get the hang of it until around the 3rd picture which then took about 2 weeks to get to the 4th pic a few days ago. If I didn't take these pictures I wouldn't have a clue how I was doing. I was even at the hydro shop today complaining about how I didn't think they were growing fast enough. I was trying before these pics too. In reality it took me 2 months to get this far, but if I count from the point of Nov 16th then I think I am doing just fine. I will allow the smaller ones another couple weeks in veg and then I am starting flowering.

These plants have seen everything from 800 ppm's to no water for hours on end. Go figure. I have thus far only had one male. I am unsure about the 5 smaller ones but for sure the 2 big ones are female.

I use hydrozyme which may account for the bushiness of the plants. I also topped the two big ones too about a week ago, but they were plenty bushy before I did that.
looking nice to me....

I do about 50% of the Advanced Nutrients nute schedule and that works for me. Always good to watch how other nutes work for other folks. How'd you come up with 40% for yoru schedule?

Can't wait to see how this goes for you, man...:hippy:
Sensibowl Reviewed by Sensibowl on . My Radiator Somebody wanted to see my radiator so here you go. I figured while I was at it I would post pics of my aeroponic setup. It's not too fancy, but it seems to be working well for me. I am working out the details to make a better system, but I don't think my old lady will go for a 4th revision of my hydro station any time soon. Currently the water only cycles through the radiator whenever the misters come on, but it didn't take long to see the fallacy in that decision. I have a spare pump Rating: 5