Jack Flash SoG Journal

This is a great thread - very informative. Thanks for laying things out so well.

Man Honestly this is everythang i wanted to do in my set up you really helped me out and gave me some tips with this i appreiciate cha ima holla at you later on when i get going for some help Thanks & God Bless.....

Old frog did we lose you? Or are you smokin' up your entire grow?

I was curious what your yield was off that grow.

haikubutthead said:

Old frog ...r are you smokin' up your entire grow?

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Missing ya Old frog ... Hope all is well!

Out of town for the past two weeks dudes, sorry. 2419 grams total, ~5.4lbs. Lots of work to do upon my return, and will update the journal at that time.

Old Frog said:

Out of town for the past two weeks dudes, sorry. 2419 grams total, ~5.4lbs. Lots of work to do upon my return, and will update the journal at that time.

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Now that is a nice number .....
5.4, need I say more

sweeeeeeeetttt

welcome back Old Frog, and nicely done I must say.

That's a great number OF.
Not only that, those nugs were magnificent.
Well done mate.

New thread here.

Props to you dog

not far from 1 lb. per 600w HPS... deffinitely Aces. congrats... and i'm loving ur new journal already.
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Orsm grow man! just wondering how deep do you fill your tray with the hydroton before you put your cubes on top?
also how high should the water level be when watering? thanks in advance

Good bye Old thread! Hello to the new.

Checked it out and looking good, as usual.

kovo said:

Orsm grow man! just wondering how deep do you fill your tray with the hydroton before you put your cubes on top?
also how high should the water level be when watering? thanks in advance

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Hey Kovo, I put the 6" cubes in first before filling in the trays with hydroton about 2.5" deep all around. I water two-four minutes at a time and the levels rarely exceed the hydroton. Hope that helps.

thanks man i will be doing my next grow alot like yours cheers!

Frog,

What are your thoughts/suggestions/ideas/opinions on attic growing, if it's the only possible option?

CB, thanks for stoppin' by the ol' journal. I think an attic can do wonders if [environmentally] controlled properly. Plants are plants no matter where they're growing; you need to make sure the air and soil temps are around 75f at the most, and continue from there. If you have trouble keeping those afore-mentioned things at about that level, new and potentially hazardous deals will arise. Attics like to cook, plants do not.