Skunk #1 Perpetual SOG...5 harvests every 60 days

Straight ahead you see stage two...days 6-19

In the corner is stage three....days 19-30+,-

Phase 4...days 30-42

Phase 5...a slightly abbreviated batch compared to the on in stage 4 currently so its not the best pic...days 42-54 here

Then they shift over to stage one to flush till day 60
Hope that clarified things

Wooooooow. I like

grassified said:

nice setup man. U a med grower?

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I'm MGD for a big co-op and have one apprentice that works with me...compassionate care man, compassionate care

sagensour said:

Wooooooow. I like

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Thanks

nice man.. looks like you have a lot of work cut out for you.. I like your idea.. I just hate always having to trim.. I rather just knock out one big one every 2 months or so and dry all at one time.. but I like how you use up your space.. very good ideas

razoredge said:

nice man.. looks like you have a lot of work cut out for you.. I like your idea.. I just hate always having to trim.. I rather just knock out one big one every 2 months or so and dry all at one time.. but I like how you use up your space.. very good ideas

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If I trimmed every 60 days it would require 60 straight hours of labor....even doing twelve hour days the first of it would be ready by the time the last was cut. Plus I am pretty wrecked after a twelve hour session....I would be crippled after a 5 day snip session

Pick up your power cords! be smart use a drip loop, Hang your strips. Is that a glass on the reservoir and air pump?

razoredge said:

nice man.. looks like you have a lot of work cut out for you.. I like your idea.. I just hate always having to trim.. I rather just knock out one big one every 2 months or so and dry all at one time.. but I like how you use up your space.. very good ideas

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This process has been churning harvests perpetually for about a year now...always lots of work...about 20-25hrs per week for two people

MuntantLizzard said:

Pick up your power cords! be smart use a drip loop, Hang your strips. Is that a glass on the reservoir and air pump?

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Its a plastic graduate with phosphoric acid from having just adjusted my ph and yes the cords could be better situated but a new space is being built as we speak to better accommodate what you see here plus a few improvements for a growing co-op

Wow dude crazy! +reppp

DrGreenThumb7987 said:

Wow dude crazy! +reppp

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Crazy dank...it is a superb phoenotype of Skunk #1. None of the pics do the bud justice its coated with milky-amber crystals and has a heavy purple tint to it as it nears 9 weeks.

ahh i understand now. good job. Dont hate but i think im going to copy cat you haha. with ebb flood. so every twelve days you get 64 plants off?

mr.smileyface said:

ahh i understand now. good job. Dont hate but i think im going to copy cat you haha. with ebb flood. so every twelve days you get 64 plants off?

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Please copy, in fact I encourage it...

48-64 depends on how big they have gotten 12 days, 24 days or 36 days veg....I keep the canopy about the same density no matter how many plants I do. Therefor yield doesn't change very much unless a particular batch is really big or really small.

Outgrow 'em all

did you mention what nutrients you use ?

+rep

i am curious to know how your drip system is set up

squarepush3r said:

did you mention what nutrients you use ?

+rep

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Nutes:Veg 70 gal res

Dutch Master Gold A&B 820ml of each
Cal-Mag Plus 420 ml
Epsom Salts 60 grams and H2O2 400ml
Ph 5.8

Nutes: Flower 70 gal res

Dutch Master Gold A&B 660ml of each
Cal-Mag Plus 420 ml
Big Bud Powder from A.N. 65-95 grams (depends on what stage)
Epsom Salts 60 grams and H2O2 400ml
Ph 5.8

Mr. P. Kush said:

i am curious to know how your drip system is set up

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Its just like an Ebb and Flow set-up but on the table the pump pushes water through a grid of tubing that has feeder lines inserted in it for each plant location...each of those feeder lines has a stake at the end of it that is inserted into the grow medium at the base of the plant.

I will be rotating the flower room to start flushing next weeks harvest later on today and can provide detailed pics when crops are moved.

People tend to be critical of drip systems claiming they are too fiddly, clog easily and are generally a pain in the ass. If you are using synthetic nutes and h2o2 its great...organic hydro growers have tons of problems because of undissolved solids and organic material in the solution. And I don't mind the fiddly nature of it because I feel it is more precise than other methods and I'm OCD

BTW...

When I flush I run Clearex through the system as directed on the bottle for a day or two then change that to clean water for the last 5-6 days...

After I rotate everything today I will post some pics to show the flush stage set-up for the final week.