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Yeah, never really looked into moss over coco. I see there is this comparison, must still read through it though. https://rollingmountainkush.com/june2020/2020/06/07/coco-coir-vs-peat-moss.html# EDIT: Just read it now, very short read. I think I may stick to coco for now though. Wetting agent and try buffer the PH sounds like more of a mission than dealing with coco and CEC - which is really not difficult to do.

Where could one get these in Gauteng and what is the price on a 200L bag? It says peat moss though, not coco?

BioLeaf does not appear to be buffered despite what their staff say. Bricks can be a mission. The Canna coco is nice, bit pricey though. Gold line coco is also nice but once again pricey. Freedom farm's coco is difficult to find, I know some prefer to use their Formula 1 mix but pricing is the same as soil. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

If you wanna move away from scrog nets, then look at stakes. With single or fewer colas, staking is not an issue and a single stake per pot works well - use twist ties to secure it to the stake and that should hold the heavy bud up. If the PM gets worse, well, we've discussed an option.

Yeah, I can relate to that. We certainly seem to adapt and get use to it pretty quickly.

Indeed, it is pretty cool and seems to work quite wel. I believe it gets rid of the oxygen and ensures RH of around 62% All regulated through the type of material(s) they use to make the bags from. Also offers a nice, easy way to store large quantities of bud as you can buy some pretty large Terploc bags and just put the bud straight into the bag. Also helps contain the smell, so it does not stink up the house etc.

Looking good, pitty about the budrot. Aphids are terrible. Although your mites should keep pests under control.

@Slartibarfast So how does the TV look on the wall?

I think it will be beneficial to have a pressure regulator regardless, help ensure consistent flow rates between all the netbows? Please do let us know how it goes though

Very cool, sounds like music in a game or movie. Very melodic actually.

What if the plants you didn't take cuts from turn out to be the keeper pheno?

Something a little different.

I am pretty sure we did a poll like this a while back, however things change and new products come onto the market. Wondering what nutes everyone is using, I am considering changing over to try one or two others to see how they are. Whether I stick with them is another question though.

@greenkush Mentioned these to me a while back, however I believe you need to use the pressure compensator / regulator drippers and then connect that to the Netbow. When I tried the pressure compensating drippers previously I could not get enough pressure from my water pump for it to work, so you'd need a larger than average water pump I rate. Also you'd need to have it on a timer. Otherwise it looks great and possibly a cheaper option for bigger grows compared to watering systems like Blumats and Autopots - which I feel are perhaps more feasible for smaller grows.

Hmm, how accurate is that and do you have a list of the pesticides and contaminants they test for? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Fair enough. As long as your drill has the impact drill (hammer icon) mode and you're using the correct bit for masonry wall, it's easy to get the holes done. If you used normal drill mode... Might have been a bit more of a challenge to get the holes done. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

What you treating your plants with... I stand to be corrected, however companies which are able to test cannabis for contaminants in SA does not fully exist yet. I was actually looking for some, there was one I stumbled upon but they're still awaiting approval and to receive the samples to calibrate their equipment with. Also not the cheapest and it just compares it against a list of contaminants, so if the contaminant is not on that list then it won't be detected.

Hmm, it is not difficult to mount a TV bracket but can be a mission without the proper tools. I have a swivel type of TV bracket and it is awesome - it allows you to adjust the angle as well so even if you do not mount the TV mount 100% straight you can adjust it so that the TV is straight and you can pull the TV out and push it in and turn it and tilt it etc. etc. Not something I use all that often, but helps bring the TV a bit closer when you have a small TV lol If you have such a mount, perhaps you can consider doing it yourself?

@John Stonedwell Congrats! Now you can get yourself that dab rig!

It looks as if it could be, otherwise could be a bit of loose leaf left over from the trim.

Very very nice, I would expect to see a lot of bud looking like this now: However there is more to good bud than just looks