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Medium: Yep - still gonna beat on the DWC drum. It just gets better and easier every run. I’d say the res. Changes were sporadic at best - every 1-2 weeks give or take. Stuck with peroxide this run again instead of going with bennies via hydroguard or hygrozyme. The results speak for themselves and we pushed these clones as close as we could to ludicrous speed in terms of veg. Time. Still save’n them dolla bills on the nutes too. Any deficiency issues like the calmag that was representing in mid flower were easily spotted and addressed on the next res. Change. But again, minimal nute mixing (as well as simplistic regime) and for what we’re using in each res. - gotta be easily a 50-60% savings On nute consumption vs. More traditional methods. Honestly makes one wonder why organic soil grows are seemingly all the rage. I’ve found terp. Profiles, structure, plant health and of course yields to all be just that much better in straight water. What more can I say, we love our DWC. Method 🎚️ Not much to say as far as method is concerned as there really wasn’t one. This whole grow was kinda spur of the moment because the cabinet was on empty. We clipped a couple clones and tortured em into submission in the quickest possible time frame. Momma outside is still probably a couple weeks away at this point.... So yes, we will be smoking the mature, dried buds of this years prized outdoor during its actual harvesting. Kinda Trippy man😎🤔. All told the cobs are still beating out even a doubled up pair of quantum boards in a smaller space. I’ve been running this 300w Rapid LED forever and she’s just a horse of a light😎. That said and front to back on a cycle; the pair of 100w spiderfarmers Are not to be underestimated in terms of quality. I am very impressed with how well they’ve performed. Very close in comparison count wise to the cob but still with a little more agility through the veg. Cycle. I can leave one panel off while they’re sprouting and plug the other one in once they’re acclimated and on the grow. The dimmer on my cob really isn’t all that great so this gives the QB a somewhat distinct advantage. Yield/Harvest🌴🌴🌴🌴 For what these plants are, I’m sorry but this rating is 4 palm trees all the way. Less than 3 weeks of veg. No training, minimal defoliation and very easy to trim due to the crazy bud density. Based on proportional size at only 12”-14” These girls made some massive buds👌. If you’re growing for “commercial” production and cloning off a mother; this is exactly the kind of cultivar you’re looking for (Ticks all the boxes too if ur a hobbyist with discerning taste😉). A final, impressive weigh at 2.26oz for the QB clone and a similar 2.4oz for the COB clone😎😎😎. The comparison is pretty striking, but only in how similar they both counted out in the end. Bud structure was a little different but this is due to a difference in power and focus from the cob fixture which is definitely still the front runner. If the clone in that cabinet hadn’t been crowded out by the other two, ya gotta think she’d have weighed a lot more. All told, if these girls can cure out with the same sweet orange crush scent they had at chop then this is going to be quite the treat of a strain to have in the stable👍. Background We’re going to try and flower these out early for a faster sampling. Both will be less than 3 weeks of veg. From date of cutting. It’s also going to be an interesting comparative grow between the cob flowering lights and the doubled up 100w QB’s in each cabinet. My money’s on the COB light for sure but I am expecting much better from the spiderfarmers this time around. This one is really cool - supposed to be very orange citrusy profile with a happy uplifting indica buzz. Surprising given that she’s growing like a typical sativa dominant strain. Either way, no judging until she flowers out. Both are lookn good for now🤞.