They where veged outside the flower tent
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From seed I had to sex them so I flipped the light outside the tent also
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Nice. That’s where I’m headed. I have 2 spaces so I’m gonna try and have the next round ready to move in as soon as harvest and clean up are done in the 4x4
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I always try to have a rotation
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50% coco and 50% perlite
I take cuttings before flip I place the cuttings in mason jars with tap water I let them root while the girls are in flower sometimes you find one you want to keep so lable it and have a calendar handy … Note note note learn and repeat … That is basically where I’m at not sure if I’m learning … But I like my smoke
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Always got to check everything after a good clean to make sure lines are not plugged and nothing leaking
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that meme!
im about to join the auto pot club and interested in the perlite/no perlite debate.
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I stole that here somewhere I almost pissed my self when I first seen it
Lol, that got me the other day!!! 
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Is that really a topic of debate
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my question is, is perlite really necessary if i’m running pure coco? i’d rather not use perlite if possible. especially if i’m not vegging for too long.
@Nicky was going to run a experiment on it if i’m not mistaken
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If your buying coco that has Ben processed and you do not need to mess with before using it’s $40+ a bag . If I get the cheap coco u need to do something to it some type of calibration or something
I use coco bliss which is 24 bucks for a 10 lb brick and charge with jacks. One brick will fill QTY=4, 3-gallon pots. didnt seem prohibitively expensive, and i will recover some of that coco.
I’ve been trying to but my life is so buys I’m just trying to get 4 clones to survive that I can pot up.
Round 2 of the clones and only 1 is looking promising…
Still slowly working on completing this experiment…
I know some grow without perlite and some grow with, then with or without air in those two mediums is a change to so lots of variables.
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