Ooh you’re definitely feeding Jacks lol! Looks fantastic! 
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Lol, negative sir. But thank you.
Removed my gavita 1930’s for these ion 830’s and I’m loving them. Can absolutely see the difference in overall health with the extra far red compared to the ion 720’s
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Are you mixing your own? Either way they look absolutely stellar! Very healthy!
Hand mixed feeds and hand watered daily
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How long is the veg time on these ladies?
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Iirc they’re at week 5 of veg and will be flipped today so they had about a extra week which definitely makes a difference with this cut
Edited my dumb number lol
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Are those from getseedsrighthere dot com? Mine shipped in the same box.
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No I got these off an instagram guy that gets stuff from highline for those of us without Cali licenses.
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Sherb Cream Pie
Blue Zushi
Pluto from Gashouse
All virus tested and if they don’t take dude will send again. So convenient and user friendly.
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These ladies are really chunking up nicely. Added Moab to the finish to see what it’ll do to help.
They’re on jacks and a bit of agt
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Hahahaha, 800ml every 160gal batch, but this room unfortunately didn’t have co2 for about 2 weeks due to ordering, surprising they have filled out well. But those wimpy ones you can’t help yelling at them to *take in more cal mag or throw more cal mag at it *
I want to church up the feeding additions with some organic to aid the synthetics like agt as I’ve seen it proven time and time again to work well with jacks.
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How do you like those quick fill O2 bags?
Drenching them you gotta plug the table and full drench them for atleast couple hours to fully saturate well enough, then drain the tables. Allow them to drain over night and then within next day or two you’ll be good to go. Innoculate with myco as always before transplant.
But they can make or break your dry back and feed rates. I prefer to hand water and if you heavy drench you’ll suffocate the plants, but giving them about 4-5seconds on the cube with it buried 2/3 the way in and 1/3 out with the sleeve pulled up gives you a perfect filling spot to allow the coco to aerate as you drench the cube for the first week or two, pushing roots down and forcing them to search for the water as the dry back happens on the coco for the first week giving you a faster root growth.
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