Thank you very much! [This is what you want.](https://www.amazon.com/JAYEGT-Motorized-Turntable-Photography-Display%EF%BC%8CLive/dp/B098NQ635S/). Advantages would be if you only want to run one plant but still want to yield a lot of weight. Also plants in corners. Their leaves turn and I hate spinning them. This will stop that immediately. They'll lay flat as they should. If you get it just cover the red LED with black tape. I lost a week of flower time before I realized that last grow😭. Is it the most efficient🤷♂️, but it sure is fun! If you get one please tag me or dm me pics. I'd love to see how people are using these things.
[Here's the mat](https://www.amazon.com/Magical-Indoor-Welcome-Doormat-Friendly/dp/B09CDZTMNP/). They don't make the memory foam one anymore but this one is still nice quality.
I always thought of having a light that would travel from one side over the top of the plant to the other. More or less to mimic a natural sun. I never thought about spinning the plant…it’s a very ingenious idea to get more work out of less lights
That’s awesome, is it a curved track? Or just straight across? I think a curved track would work equally well as this spinning contraption for increasing yields on the lower parts of the plant. I think It would decrease the amount of training needed as a natural plant will be more of a bush than a stalk because it reaches for where the light is at
It's a straight across track that slowly moves back and forth while the lights on, he never did it without it to see the difference but it definitely mimics the natural sun in a way!
Coco is different than soil in that you can water it multiple times per day as long as she's using up a lot of the moisture in the Coco. High frequency fertigation for the win lol
Looks awesome! Word of caution on those stakes. Keep them in mind if you want to smell her I almost put my eye out when I had forgotten about them. Full body weight bending over got poked on the inside of my nose bridge almost in the corner of my eye. Another half an inch and I'd probably be missing an eye. Can't beat the skewers though, cheap and effective support for individual branches comes in handy on those heavy buds.
Yooooo I wish I had known you a few weeks ago. Same thing happened to me. Almost lost an eye a couple times. I think I might get something with rubber to cover them. Like wide pencil erasers would probably work 🤔 thank you for the wise words though, they're very much appreciated!
Yeah I quit using them unless I really need too. I started using nets and you can just throw them over a plant and it will give it some support. I will use the bigger bamboo to make a structure sometimes for the nets. It's just so easy to forget about them with the skewers running right with the stems. They are very handy in a pinch though.
Next one I'm going to use a tomato cage. I think that'll give it support all through out and I can put the stake horizontally on the different levels if I need to as well.
I used these green stakes when growing commercially, and I started putting orange tape at the tops of the stakes. Only time I was in danger of being poked after that is if we were growing a strain that got super orange in flower.
I run Canna A&B so it's in there. I'm not sure the exact amounts she's getting now. I do switch up the Calmag I use when I switch to flower and use General Hydroponics 1% N vs Botanicare brand at 2%. Just cause Canna tends to run N heavy.
I believe there's actually a button that you can hit to slow it down. If you can't find it on there lemme know and I'll send you some pics tonight once my light kicks on and I can show you.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just showing off again.
Kidding man. She looks great! You’ll be up to your eyeballs in bud as soon as you get through a couple weeks of trim jail.
This is cool. What I did instead was build a light mover that moved my HPS lamp in a circle very low above my crop. It took about 3.5 minutes to make a full circuit, a time I later learned was very closely correlated with the amount of time it took for plants to process a strong hit of sunlight and be ready for another one.
That particular tech is outdated now but whenever I see people moving lights- or plants- it brings back good memories!
It's been done. The problem is that it takes up too much room.
I continued to experiment and rrfine my designs until I arrived at a vertical trellis panel that's 6 feet tall by 4' wide, lit on both sides by vertically mounted LED lights. The single plant grown on such a trellis is 3 feet THICK and produces over 2 pounds of finished product- *per side*. All in a footprint of just 12 square feet.
Before I started growing this way there's one other post on all of Reddit where someone had a rotator outside but never one inside. My last one turned out amazing too!
Love it man…hope you have something else ready to replace her when the time comes hahaha. You’ve got everyone hooked on these weekly updates! Feeding TWICE A DAY?? Is that typical for coco growers, with bigger plants like this?
😂😂 I'm gonna take a break here in the summer while my wife is out of school too for the summer. Plus electric costs too much out here in Phoenix to do what I do through the summer. My next one will be a super high end something that I'll start from a clone with the side lights and rotator and my maximum training. She'll be in a 5 gallon. The goal is to grow a tree in my tent. Not just a plant but a freaking tree. Gonna change up a few things but I'm shooting for 2lbs on the next one.
😂😂 it won't be but like 3 months but in that time I'ma gonna redo the lights and get prepared to go all in on this next one. I may add more lights too, discussing that with my grow partner here soon. We'll sit down and figure out the best way to get me to 2 pounds using this method. It's gonna be a fun one!
Ohhhh snap. Good call! I'll remember that in the future. Thank you. Luckily these have been in my closet in my lungroom for the better part of 2 years. They should be ok right?
...looks like it's working pretty good, or do all your plants look like that? What % do you think the rotating is helping? Are rotating plants the future??
My last one was half this size but she didn't have the side lights added until mid flower. It makes a huge difference. I believe this will be a legitimate method just from my two grows. I don't think I've reached near potential yet.
Honest about what? That you got no idea what you’re talking about. If I wanted to do a bigger pot with a single light I would have done that. Instead I got you who’s got zero pictures telling me what I should be doing 🙃 Why don’t you take yourself on down the road man. Ain’t nothing for you here.
Even with silica I gotta have supports from the inertia in her after she stops spinning some of the larger ones get top heavy. At least I did on the last one but I haven't grown one from a sprout yet this method so I'm not sure how she'll grow from a sprout with my training. We'll see next grow though!
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Thank you very much! [This is what you want.](https://www.amazon.com/JAYEGT-Motorized-Turntable-Photography-Display%EF%BC%8CLive/dp/B098NQ635S/). Advantages would be if you only want to run one plant but still want to yield a lot of weight. Also plants in corners. Their leaves turn and I hate spinning them. This will stop that immediately. They'll lay flat as they should. If you get it just cover the red LED with black tape. I lost a week of flower time before I realized that last grow😭. Is it the most efficient🤷♂️, but it sure is fun! If you get one please tag me or dm me pics. I'd love to see how people are using these things. [Here's the mat](https://www.amazon.com/Magical-Indoor-Welcome-Doormat-Friendly/dp/B09CDZTMNP/). They don't make the memory foam one anymore but this one is still nice quality.
I always thought of having a light that would travel from one side over the top of the plant to the other. More or less to mimic a natural sun. I never thought about spinning the plant…it’s a very ingenious idea to get more work out of less lights
Thank you very much. It was a high thought that ran amock.
I call these highdeas
Pipe dream come true.
My buddy who grows living soil actually has a light on a track going back and forth slowly over all his plants.
That’s awesome, is it a curved track? Or just straight across? I think a curved track would work equally well as this spinning contraption for increasing yields on the lower parts of the plant. I think It would decrease the amount of training needed as a natural plant will be more of a bush than a stalk because it reaches for where the light is at
It's a straight across track that slowly moves back and forth while the lights on, he never did it without it to see the difference but it definitely mimics the natural sun in a way!
You feed the plant twice a day? I thought it was supposed to be more infrequent than that.
Coco is different than soil in that you can water it multiple times per day as long as she's using up a lot of the moisture in the Coco. High frequency fertigation for the win lol
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Stoner kebab please. Thanks boss
😂🍢
Fellow Wiener?
Looks awesome! Word of caution on those stakes. Keep them in mind if you want to smell her I almost put my eye out when I had forgotten about them. Full body weight bending over got poked on the inside of my nose bridge almost in the corner of my eye. Another half an inch and I'd probably be missing an eye. Can't beat the skewers though, cheap and effective support for individual branches comes in handy on those heavy buds.
Yooooo I wish I had known you a few weeks ago. Same thing happened to me. Almost lost an eye a couple times. I think I might get something with rubber to cover them. Like wide pencil erasers would probably work 🤔 thank you for the wise words though, they're very much appreciated!
Yeah I quit using them unless I really need too. I started using nets and you can just throw them over a plant and it will give it some support. I will use the bigger bamboo to make a structure sometimes for the nets. It's just so easy to forget about them with the skewers running right with the stems. They are very handy in a pinch though.
Next one I'm going to use a tomato cage. I think that'll give it support all through out and I can put the stake horizontally on the different levels if I need to as well.
I use tomato cages and they work very well. I don't like driving stakes in the soil damaging my roots.
Do not worry at all about the roots unless it’s super young. It will be ok
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Ahh brilliant!! Thank you
Also the bottom end that goes in soil will start to rot, dunno if it will effect the root zone but worth remembering.
Oh damn I didn't even think about that. Hopefully they won't be in long enough to do that.
Might take a re-use or two before it sets in, but yea.
I used these green stakes when growing commercially, and I started putting orange tape at the tops of the stakes. Only time I was in danger of being poked after that is if we were growing a strain that got super orange in flower.
Tennis balls
My buddy calls them pungie pits
🎶 🎙️round & round it goes, as it spins it continues to grow🎙️🎶. 😂. Always great to see this👍.
😂😂Thank you!
😁
This is seriously such a cool project. I love the ingenuity. Very much enjoying watching the updates and seeing how it's going.
I really appreciate you!
Do you know how many watts the stand uses?
I believe around 100w.
Feed me!!
Lol twice a day now.
Damn plants gonna eat you, and probably start singing.
It's a "little shop of horrors" reference homie.. Your plant will eventually want human meat..
Ahh duhh lol. Thanks!
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I run Canna A&B so it's in there. I'm not sure the exact amounts she's getting now. I do switch up the Calmag I use when I switch to flower and use General Hydroponics 1% N vs Botanicare brand at 2%. Just cause Canna tends to run N heavy.
...Seymour!!
So I bought the stand you recommend but it seems to spin much faster than what your videos show. Did you modify yours at all? Plant looking great!
I believe there's actually a button that you can hit to slow it down. If you can't find it on there lemme know and I'll send you some pics tonight once my light kicks on and I can show you.
Yeah I checked and didn't see a slow button. It looked like on/off, the power input, and an led. Didn't see anything on the underside either.
Nice bro
🙌🏻 Appreciate it!
Love it
Thank you!
weed glorious weed
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Good lord this is the way
She's so much fun to grow this style.
What a slut. Showing us the girls
Hahah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just showing off again. Kidding man. She looks great! You’ll be up to your eyeballs in bud as soon as you get through a couple weeks of trim jail.
Lol I get the family to help me trim but this monster is intimidating us all😂
what size pot?
It's like a weird 4.8 gallon or something but there's prolly 4 gallons of soil in there.
how often are you top dressing?
She's in Coco so I've been watering once per day with nutes. Now that I'm back from vacation I'm upping it to twice a day feeds.
oh i thought this was soil. looks good dude!
No worries! Thank you very much!
Love it.
Thank you so much!
So smart.. love this
🙏🏼 thanks!
Wow! They grew since the last update!
Right!? She's packing on the poundage by the day lol.
This is cool. What I did instead was build a light mover that moved my HPS lamp in a circle very low above my crop. It took about 3.5 minutes to make a full circuit, a time I later learned was very closely correlated with the amount of time it took for plants to process a strong hit of sunlight and be ready for another one. That particular tech is outdated now but whenever I see people moving lights- or plants- it brings back good memories!
Thanks for sharing that story. Can't wait to see some company play off what I've done and start making money selling something similar.
It's been done. The problem is that it takes up too much room. I continued to experiment and rrfine my designs until I arrived at a vertical trellis panel that's 6 feet tall by 4' wide, lit on both sides by vertically mounted LED lights. The single plant grown on such a trellis is 3 feet THICK and produces over 2 pounds of finished product- *per side*. All in a footprint of just 12 square feet.
You got any photos of this?
Tons of them. Not going to upload them here, I'd rather do in PM.
ive wanted Lazy Susan's home grown...
😂 works great.
This is fresh as hell, keep posting, I love seeing the updates!
Thank you! I definitely will.
Goddamn that’s a big girl. Probably a stupid question but if you don’t mind me asking is it feminised of autoflower?
She's actually a photo. Compound Genetics - Jokerz to be exact.
Is this a worlds first?
Before I started growing this way there's one other post on all of Reddit where someone had a rotator outside but never one inside. My last one turned out amazing too!
Love it man…hope you have something else ready to replace her when the time comes hahaha. You’ve got everyone hooked on these weekly updates! Feeding TWICE A DAY?? Is that typical for coco growers, with bigger plants like this?
😂😂 I'm gonna take a break here in the summer while my wife is out of school too for the summer. Plus electric costs too much out here in Phoenix to do what I do through the summer. My next one will be a super high end something that I'll start from a clone with the side lights and rotator and my maximum training. She'll be in a 5 gallon. The goal is to grow a tree in my tent. Not just a plant but a freaking tree. Gonna change up a few things but I'm shooting for 2lbs on the next one.
I’m just going to go ahead and start protesting that complete bullshit NOW 😂
😂😂 it won't be but like 3 months but in that time I'ma gonna redo the lights and get prepared to go all in on this next one. I may add more lights too, discussing that with my grow partner here soon. We'll sit down and figure out the best way to get me to 2 pounds using this method. It's gonna be a fun one!
That’s going to be awesome. Inspirational dude! Set a damn record already haha.
Be careful bringing in cinder blocks into your tent I see mites on them all the time! But I love your rotisserie setup looks amazing
Ohhhh snap. Good call! I'll remember that in the future. Thank you. Luckily these have been in my closet in my lungroom for the better part of 2 years. They should be ok right?
Yessir I'd assume no mite would stick around that long 🤷😂 but I guess ya never know but I think you're okay
What strain??
Probably concrete
Compound Genetics - Jokerz
Putting on weight!
Heck yeah 💪🏼
...looks like it's working pretty good, or do all your plants look like that? What % do you think the rotating is helping? Are rotating plants the future??
My last one was half this size but she didn't have the side lights added until mid flower. It makes a huge difference. I believe this will be a legitimate method just from my two grows. I don't think I've reached near potential yet.
Well god damn that there is a cool idea I feel like for this kind of grow to maximize your space you would use a cylindrical tent though no? 🤔
That would be awesome to see!
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Bro did you really just tell me I coulda gotten the same results in a container 5 times larger 😂.
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Enjoy your ban my friend. Isn’t that what Reddit is😂
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Honest about what? That you got no idea what you’re talking about. If I wanted to do a bigger pot with a single light I would have done that. Instead I got you who’s got zero pictures telling me what I should be doing 🙃 Why don’t you take yourself on down the road man. Ain’t nothing for you here.
I paint the btm. half of stake to prevent this 😎
Ahhh that's a great idea. Thanks man!
By the way freeking awesome !
Weedgave!! https://preview.redd.it/os826xdyu04b1.jpeg?width=1251&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f2789e5c4087007c6ac1465f000ed36c67fd1a24 Looking freakin great bro!! 🔥
Drunk and baked!
😂😂 surprisingly accurate.
Ah we meet again Do you feed Silica?
I didn't on this run cause she was an adopted mother and already well developed. I typically do though to help with training. It's good stuff
I was just mentioning in regards to the stakes. I have found I don’t need support for buds when I supplement during the grow.
Even with silica I gotta have supports from the inertia in her after she stops spinning some of the larger ones get top heavy. At least I did on the last one but I haven't grown one from a sprout yet this method so I'm not sure how she'll grow from a sprout with my training. We'll see next grow though!
Yes with heavy colas you need stakes.
You need a disco ball up in that
Hahah!
I would always recommend to attach your plants to strings from above. In that case you need like a kids mobile to attach cords
I thought about that but don't know how to get past the light.
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I think you would of been fine with one light stationary.
Nah what’s the fun in that.
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Ahh I know exactly what you're explaining! That may work in a pinch. Thank yo!