I had the same seeds I put them in rapid rooters in a germination dome and all ten I planted made it, also when I transferred them to the buckets I used top feed till the roots got to the water in the bucket Sent from my LG-H918 using Grasscity Forum mobile app
Yeah next grow I'm going to have the seed in a top feed bucket and then transfer them to my recycling dwc system Sent from my LG-H918 using Grasscity Forum mobile app
Even with the light at the top of the tent, it's too much. The one that was doing well is starting to curl, and the other is still not growing right. I'm still going to try to save them, but I'm definitely going to modify the light fixture. Next go, I'll put an online switch on 2 of the panels. 2 panels on for seedlings, 4 for veg, 8 for flower. They were hit by the low humidity too.
Hey buddy thats some set uo youve got there! Well done lad, obviously done your homework. Nutes are too hot for seedlings though. Id half it fir the timj need next to nothing. Less is more for the weed grower. Defecits can be fixed instantly and cause little to no damage. Toxicity issues can ruin your plants for weeks always err on the side of caution and theres much less chance of any issues Sent from my SM-J330FN using Grasscity Forum mobile app
Thank you. I'm de-chlorinating 15 gallons right now. TDC of my tap is 180ppm. I'm half dosing the calmag, and making up the rest with GH3 to get to 350ish. I'll go from there. I had too much light on her. I modified the tent setup a little to get 8" higher, and it's helped. She's lining out well now. I'll start lowering based on stretch.
Oft 180ppm tap water, what the fuck are they feeding you guys lol. Its 58-61 where i am. 350ish sounds a lot better now haha. Been on the forums for 2 years now and its never occured to me that when im talking about nute strength i never take in what their tap water might be and wether or not they factored it in. Cheers buddy you just inadvertantly taught me a very valuble lesson Sent from my SM-J330FN using Grasscity Forum mobile app
LOL. I'm in California about 45 minutes from San Francisco. Naturally, the government knows what I need better than I do. If I could drill a well without fines, I would. I've reviewed the water quality reports and luckily the TDS comes from (primarily) calcium.
maaate!!! Guys round here,(scotland) are quite happily paying £120 per 3.5g to get cali orange imported from cali!! And thats not a typo! Average for hit or miss if its decent bush here is £200-£240 per oz Give you one guess what i just popped Sent from my SM-J330FN using Grasscity Forum mobile app
I am lol. Fuck payin that like. Told a few guys id "sort em out' with 400 an oz and theyre buzzin theres something wrong with the world these days. Folk payin scary coin for stardawg too. I dont get it but who am i to argue with politics, just give the people what they want Sent from my SM-J330FN using Grasscity Forum mobile app
Roots are still coming in nicely. The spots on the leaves happened the day before yesterday. They haven't changed, but I'm watching them. I know I had to much light, so I ended up blocking some with sheets of paper. She stretched out a little bit after I did. I've been fighting humidity (20-30%), but managed to raise it to 45-48% with a cinder block. I was pretty happy about that, because I really didn't want to buy a big ass humidifier.
First full leaf came in followed closely by 5th node. Topped her per LBH's tutorial. She's looking pretty healthy. I'm on 18/6. 5.8 pH. 450ppm TDS.
Did a res change yesterday. pH 5.8, 525ppm, RH 40%, temp 75f, lights at 36" (4 panels only) 18/6. Spots on the top leaf aren't an issue. I spilled a beer on her. Beer stays away from the tent now.