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  • G'day BU2B . I've followed your post for averaging a LB per plant , what I would like to know is what is the Bucket System your using , I can see the clay balls and the feed lines , is this a form of a Bato bucket system ? If so do you have a reservoir for your system ,and hows it all work? I've been using air bags for ages and would like to move to a set up much like your's ... You do great work , much appreciate your skills ...
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    My set up is pretty simple two five gallon buckets per tub (usually) black on the inside, white bucket on the outside to reflect light and help regulate tub temps. Regular 5 gallon lid. 2 inch hole in center for the net pot. Hole along the rim for air line, hole to water and feed. 1 air pump - 10 ccm o2 per hour per line - air stones and hydro nutes 👍🏼
    Thanks bro, you can boot me off the site. I personally don't care. Have a wonderful day my friend. Otherwise no else had a problem with it.
    has not grown an inch in weeks?
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    Too much defoliation would be my guess. The plants leaves provide food via photosynthesis. Just hang in there and wait for some leaf growth.
    on my 2nd plant - gorilla glue, have been fertilizing as suggested, but the plant will not grow any more - its stunted for a few weeks now, healthy but stunted???
    How did you train your Northern Lights? She is huge please share some knowledge.
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    Trimmings426 -
    I left you a private message regarding this topic. Please let me know if you there is any specific information that I can help you with. Always happy to assist another pharmer if I can.
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    I do think that DWC vs Coco makes a huge difference too... the goal is big buds, sometimes this requires big plants, but not always. It depends on the strain. After learning manifolding, given a choice I wouldn't grow indoors any other way. There's always SCROGGING, but that is a lot more work than just a standard modified manifold. My grows are medical, as little bending, stooping, and fussing that will give me the biggest reward are always better in my view.
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