2017 Bag Culture in Screened Tunnel

PureHarvest · May 30, 2017

Checking in with my 3rd season of bag culture. 2nd season under the tunnel.
New additions this year include framing out the end walls and sidewalls and installing screens to keep bugs out (especially stinkbugs).
Also added an injector system so I don't have to mix up a 250 gallon nutrient tank every 2 days. I went with the in-line Guardian Monitor to be able to see my pH, EC, and temp in real time and not have to screw around with an hand held meter.
Everything is looking really good. I'm at the beginning of flower truss number 3 emerging.
The earliest fruit (marble to gumball size) I have is coming from the Red Jazz line from Fred H. They are also the most impressive plants as far as growth and stem thickness out of 15 or so varieties I am growing.

IMG_0544.JPG

IMG_0545.JPG

IMG_0486.JPG

IMG_0526.JPG

IMG_0525.JPG

IMG_0527.JPG

May 30, 2017	#1
PureHarvest Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Mid-Atlantic right on the line of Zone 7a and 7b Posts: 1,369	2017 Bag Culture in Screened Tunnel Checking in with my 3rd season of bag culture. 2nd season under the tunnel. New additions this year include framing out the end walls and sidewalls and installing screens to keep bugs out (especially stinkbugs). Also added an injector system so I don't have to mix up a 250 gallon nutrient tank every 2 days. I went with the in-line Guardian Monitor to be able to see my pH, EC, and temp in real time and not have to screw around with an hand held meter. Everything is looking really good. I'm at the beginning of flower truss number 3 emerging. The earliest fruit (marble to gumball size) I have is coming from the Red Jazz line from Fred H. They are also the most impressive plants as far as growth and stem thickness out of 15 or so varieties I am growing. IMG_0544.JPG IMG_0545.JPG IMG_0486.JPG IMG_0526.JPG IMG_0525.JPG IMG_0527.JPG

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Display Modes
Switch to Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Threaded Mode