New to the forum, I appreciate the time for anyone overviewing my start-up for this first inital go at the SOG method. I am working with a closet space set up, and have a few more days until my seeds get in. I have 35 comin my way (10 Big Bud, 10 Bubblegum, 10 Northern Lights, and 5 Silver haze) all for the most part indica, which from my understanding grows well in the SOG. I have got three 175w MH i plan on using for veg, and about 650 watts of HPS for flower. Haven't decided on a watering method, but did pick up one Mini-Jet aquarium water pump (106gph, 120V, 5W). Not too sure if its effcient for watering 15-20 plants though. Another thing not decided, to plant in seperate containers or to put multiple in the 12' diameter buckets i have already bought. Advice?
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First run with a Sea of Green.. Advice on latest plans?
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knoxville1
, Oct 08 2009 10:41 PM
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Posted 08 October 2009 - 10:41 PM
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Posted 08 October 2009 - 10:54 PM
The beauty of sea of green is you don't really need to veg. I use 1-13w to keep the little ones alive after cloning but you don't need to use 3-175W mhs.
Just so you know sea of green means lots of small plants as opposed to a few big ones, you end up with a canopy that gives you more even light distribution so you lose less light.
Just so you know sea of green means lots of small plants as opposed to a few big ones, you end up with a canopy that gives you more even light distribution so you lose less light.
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Posted 08 October 2009 - 11:35 PM
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Posted 08 October 2009 - 11:43 PM
Good luck. In my opinion, SOG works best when using all the same strain... they compete a little more evenly.
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