DinafemSeeds

Hope you like the feeding ;)

@Greenhouseseedco, It is one of my all time favorite smoke, specially the super lemon haze Cream in Amsterdam hehe. Thank you guys for stopping by!

@bigbuds0018, Thank you sir!

Thanks for picking Super Lemon Haze. You will love her :)

Awesome grow man!

Thank you :facepunch::skin-tone-3::sunglasses::+1::skin-tone-3:

@Puffer_Bill, Np, glad i could be somewhat helpful hehe. I totally understand with all the grow equipment available today its simply overwhelming sometimes to figure out what works best or what to get. But your plants look super healthy so i would not worry about anything right now, thumbs up from me !

Thank you for the advise. Yes, 11 litre is good for auto. Currently the 18 litre pots have photo fem plants which wont fit on the 11l pot resevoir. So I'm hoping to be able to plant the autos in the 11s and after I crop the 18l plants which are in flower now, then I can transplant the new plants into the big pots, then start another lot off with the smaller pots. Next time won't be autos. My friend gave me 5 auto seeds so I brought 5 more and will attempt an auto grow. Would be simpler if I had just bought a bigger resevoir for 18litre pots. But it wasn't in my budget this time round. I am currently researching organic growing nutes etc. As i plan to move away from the nutrients i currently use.

@Puffer_Bill, My way of growing have always been whatever works, works. So the only plants not recommended to re plant is auto's from my understanding however this is with soil i guess. 11 L pots sounds like a good size to grow autos for me, but it's been a while since i did work with rockwool and clay pebbles. As long as you have a drainage for the "bags" and they are steady and upraised with something it should work. I just ended up getting the best quality soil i could affordably get because no matter what i did the flavor of my flowers would never have this organic taste with a hydroponic system...

Wow... carbon filter on a tap. You are a veteran. I have much to learn. Hydroponic I put my seeds into rockwool, once sprouted I put rockwool and shoot into pots with clay pebbles. My current plants have about 5 more weeks to flower ( trichomes dependant ) I am ready to sow my next seeds. I have a 2nd Wilma system for 8 pots, but they are only 11 litre pots which the new lot will go into. Whereas my flower pots are 18 litre pots. Do you think I could put clay pebbles into a plastic bag or even grease proof bag, with drainage holes and then when 18 litre pots are empty... I could easily transplant... or so I think? QUESTION Is this a bad way forward? Thank you :sunglasses::facepunch::skin-tone-3:

@Puffer_Bill, The only thing i am scared of when it came to tap water is the heavy metals in it. A carbon filter on the faucet will help against that ;). Sure you can! hit me up with a PM and ask away ! Edit: Good tap water Ph should be around 7-9 Ph (mine is 8.1-8.3 ph and i have Soft water)

Many thanks for bringing me into your circle. I checked out Blumat. I can understand what you are saying about needing good tap water. Mine will never do. PH 7.3. Yes, vitamin D... I never thought about that... good thinking Mister :+1::skin-tone-3:. May I ask a grow question please? Just something I cant seem to find out about on Google etc.

@Puffer_Bill, One of my good friends told me about Blumat system and i never stopped using it after that, even though the system works best outdoor i have figured out the best way for my setup. I am not checking Ph or RH or ppm, only tap water and the greenhouse feeding nuts but i do need to point out that i have been doing this for a while and know my setup vary well and i do not recommend to do this unless you know that the tap water is really clean. Hanging out in growroom is good for you in the winter time it gives you the vitamin D u need ;) . I am honored that you want to follow me and now we will have some good times growing together and learn ! i am going to trow a follow right back at you . Cheers!

I am going to research Blumat system as I have not heard of it. And I'm a sponge for learning. I would like to upgrade to an 8 tank, I have been looking at the IWS pro flood and drain. Bit out of my price bracket right now. Currently I'm using 2 Wilma reservoirs. Extra work with nutrients ph etc. I spend a bit of time in my grow as I stare at my plants, watching for anything wrong. And I've been lucky I guess... as I've had less than 10 leaf tips in total from all 8 plants.. get nute burn or other leaf problems during the 9 weeks so far. I research for hours in my grow room. My I pad, music speaker, capt Morgans are all in there. So although I spend a lot of time in my grow room, I dont often interact with the plants, unless a fan leaf was an obstruction or weekly spraying of cannacure, that's when I photograph. I am interested in what you do. So have followed you. I hope that's cool. :grinning::facepunch::skin-tone-3:

@Puffer_Bill,Yes i know right :laughing: ! I remember back then when i could spend hours a night with my grow, good times :grin: ! Over the years i learnt that the less i do the better quality cannabis i get, but i was also lucky enough to be schooled by a friend that have a degree in botanic back then when we did bigger grow ops over 10 years ago :innocent::sunglasses: Today it's all about keeping it simple but i do want to learn more about breeding auto flowering. The Blumat system makes my life easy right now and the best thing i've ever spent money on when it comes to my setup! :fist:

Only twice a week. Nice :+1::skin-tone-3:. I spend an hour or two nightly in my setup. Still early days for me, so I am in awe of growing.

@Puffer_Bill, It have this typical x-mas tree look and cannot support side branches :p . I am happy because all my other phenos have been more lemon skunk like but this time around i finally got the Haze sativa i like so much. But i have been growing super lemon haze for years i know the strain well and kinda know what she loves, hard to believe i only check them 2 times a week :D

Wow that super lemon stretched monstrously.