DevilishlyKatt
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Great pics as always 
DoeEyed's Perpetual Grow Log
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You can never go overboard with the pics Doe. You take some great shots.
Hey, I may have a solution for your water problem. I am going soil now and want to clean up my water but not too clean cause I am in soil. So, anyway I ordered one of these LINK Hydro Logics Small boy. You may want to get the Tallboy. It just removes chlorine and sediments but lets the good stuff through. Best part about it is you don't have to wait for it to clean the water. Just turn on the hose.
Hey, I may have a solution for your water problem. I am going soil now and want to clean up my water but not too clean cause I am in soil. So, anyway I ordered one of these LINK Hydro Logics Small boy. You may want to get the Tallboy. It just removes chlorine and sediments but lets the good stuff through. Best part about it is you don't have to wait for it to clean the water. Just turn on the hose.
monkeybones
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DoeEyed
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Thanks!Great pics as always
Yeah - it took a bit over an hour, it takes a minute, that's for sure.
Thanks cruzer! I'm gonna check that out - though chlorine really isn't the problem, I don't think there is any even in my well.
Thank you sir!Truly beautiful.
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Thanks Lacey, isn't it amazing what the camera catches, that you can't see with the eye?Wow Doe, so yummy looking...
Amphibiosaardvark
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hi doe eyed! youre trully amazing! i read every word youve writen.. i have my first cyber crush! lol! my town needs ladies like you! subcribed!!! rep x a million if i could! check out my page and critique my grow all you want!
Amphibiosaardvark
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no.... the whole world needs ladies like you...
Amphibiosaardvark
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i agee i would walk 1000 miles on my knees to be with a woman like that!
DoeEyed
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Actually, fellas, I'm a green-eyed redhead. Just couldn't make the avatar be that way. lol
Thats cool riddleme, I wish I had thought of it.
OK, enough of that, we don't want to embarrass the gal.
Hey Doe, I was showing a friend of mine (who's has been a grower for several years) your journal.
First thing he said was "Dam those are good lookin plants" Ha! so I am not alone.
He said your girls in flower it looked like they are two weeks apart. Is that about right? Sorry I forgot.
OK, enough of that, we don't want to embarrass the gal.
Hey Doe, I was showing a friend of mine (who's has been a grower for several years) your journal.
First thing he said was "Dam those are good lookin plants" Ha! so I am not alone.
He said your girls in flower it looked like they are two weeks apart. Is that about right? Sorry I forgot.
DoeEyed
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lol... Thanks!Just in case you want to represent
Ummm - depending on which ones. The clones with the Super Lemon Haze are three weeks behind the big group, and the Chronic are two weeks behind those. Thank you to your friend!
Wavey Crockett
Member
Hey Doe, me and my buddy ended up just using a Brita water filter the whole grow 1/2 a gallon at a time, a bit impractical for a grow the size of yours but maybe a last resort solution, cheap too. I do have a couple questions though, after you transplant into your 3 gallon pots do you leave them in there for the rest of the grow or do you ever go into 5 gallon pots? Also how many plants do you have under each 600 during the flowering stage?
DoeEyed
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Hey thanks for the tip Wavey, I'll look into it! Like you said though, I don't know about the practicality of it, as I go through 25-30 gallons a week.
Yep, after transplant, they stay in the three gallons for the duration. For me though, that is more about cost. Five gallon buckets would have been better, but would also have cost a lot more to set up, with 56 girls going at once, or thereabouts. Not to mention, the increased cost of soil. One day I probably will do it, though.
I put a max of 9 plants under each light. Yep I could stuff more under there, but I like them to have a bit of space, breathing room, if you will - and never yet had any problems with mold or mildew.
Yep, after transplant, they stay in the three gallons for the duration. For me though, that is more about cost. Five gallon buckets would have been better, but would also have cost a lot more to set up, with 56 girls going at once, or thereabouts. Not to mention, the increased cost of soil. One day I probably will do it, though.
I put a max of 9 plants under each light. Yep I could stuff more under there, but I like them to have a bit of space, breathing room, if you will - and never yet had any problems with mold or mildew.
Wavey Crockett
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Fantastic .