DWC Bubbleponics grow. BC GodBud, MasterKush and White Widow
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purpdaddy
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Man everyone givin +rep...id be glad to give in return but my shit is fucked up.i changed the appearance of the page in that lil box at the bottom left or right dont remember to a diff. one just playing around one day and now the box is gone and the lil icon to give rep is gone..but all you givin rep,,sicc,pit,,roseman i wish i could give back but i cant!!!if anyone knows the remedy to my prob Pllllleeeeaaasseee let me know!!!!!!
purpdaddy
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naw i was thinking of it ..but theyll be too far behind the others and these other 2 still have a very good chance at survival so im a ride them out
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stay tuned!!!
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crazyoutlaw
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Is it possible to trim the roots in a DWC system if they get TOO big?..
purpdaddy
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Yes very much so.Ya ever heard of pruning your roots?Well in some cases it is necessary but not a MUST.look up PRUNING ROOTS.
purpdaddy
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but yes like i said it is not necessary but you can just prune the roots if they start to outgrow your system and theyll be just fine!just PRUNE!Dont go to just choppin away!Look it up before you do it.
crazyoutlaw
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The thing is,the plants grow faster when the roots "THINK" they still have alot of growing to do..so as long as I keep the roots trimmed,they wont get rootbound..and stay manageable..the plants will continue to grow roots FASTER than if it already had a rootbound root system..you get me?Google bonsai cannabis mothers..and the entire method is based on root trimming them every month or so..that way the plants will still grow perfect,and they CANT get rootbound...ofcourse it is stressing..so I wont do it to my prodcution plants..just my bonsai moms..Ima keep 8 bonsai plants in this small DWC system..and trim the roots whenever the reservoir gets too overun by the roots...seems to me like a PERFECT idea for small spaces..since most people are walsy forced to transplant to bigger contaoiners whenever the plant gets rootbound..so does my plan sound correct?
purpdaddy
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yep..you are right.it is a method of growing that the japanese have been using for centuries.ihave read up on it.After you prune those roots your plant will thrive new growth,and itll help stop root rot!I dont do it cause it is not NECESSARY but it does work! Try it.
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