Thanks Baby DollI talked to @SweetLeafGrow and he suggested I post it here since he's never had this problem before.
Damn those are sexy lights !Yes, it's working on a manual timer until I get a new phone which should be sometime next week.
ppm's had stayed almost exactly the same since I changed the res but dropped after I topped off two gallons of water this afternoon. I added 10 more ml of calmag to the res that brought it back up about 30 ppm, sitting about 540 if I remember right.
Got the net trellis installed and a bunch more branches trimmed off, raised the light some too.
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I've said it before....if I could get that thing in bed.....Damn those are sexy lights !
They are sexy duds right now. Look nice hanging there, not really useful.Damn those are sexy lights !
New phone supposed to be here this coming week, we will find out but I am pretty sure it's a very old phone that is responsible. I do think they have more than doubled in versions of iPhones since mine was manufactured. lolUntil we get this worked out and we understand what went wrong, I would not recommend a purchase.
No, I didn't raise the light, but I did check. Thank you @Moe.Red . I added a lot to raise the pH. It was shifting 6.0-6.1 last night and holding at 6.0 this morning. Glad my shift is almost overThanks for the assist Moe. I will take a looksee when I get home and see where we are. I did not know there was such a thing as the "end of the buffer" so good learning experience here for me and Mrs. SweetLeaf. @MrsSweetLeaf is doing fantastic!
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You did good.No, I didn't raise the light, but I did check. Thank you @Moe.Red . I added a lot to raise the pH. It was shifting 6.0-6.1 last night and holding at 6.0 this morning. Glad my shift is almost over![]()
photoshop fail if I ever saw oneNew phone supposed to be here this coming week, we will find out but I am pretty sure it's a very old phone that is responsible. I do think they have more than doubled in versions of iPhones since mine was manufactured. lol
BTW, that photo is nasty, I dunno where you get these but your analogies could use some workalthough secretly, I will say it's a pretty good one
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Lol I would love to have some but until I have a sealed room someday I’ll stick with my hlg Quantum boards - but I can look , - I know I’ve been following and one thing I can say for my hog’s is I had a potentiometer go out and they overnite one no questions asked new dimmer switch and all could not have asked for better customer service ! So I’m prolly a life long customer at this point ! Lmao doesn’t mean I can’t look! And they r still sexy! LolThey are sexy duds right now. Look nice hanging there, not really useful.
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Not working right for SLG. There is an app to control them, I never had a single issue with it but SLG has had nothing but. Kinda frustrating. This is for sure a weak link on these lights. Until we get this worked out and we understand what went wrong, I would not recommend a purchase.
Sweet leaf what light did u have before?I've noticed more signs of deficiencies during the day today, thinking I should have amended the res before I left earlier in the week.
They got down to around 380 ppm before I amended on Saturday. I've never had this issue so wondering if this is normal for when a deficiency rears it's head in hydro? Should I expect things to settle down now that I have amended? I know damaged leaves will not recover but I would think the damage should halt fairly soon, surprised to see it continue through today.
In my grows a drop of 120 ppm for 4 plants in 3 days is a good 3 days.I've noticed more signs of deficiencies during the day today, thinking I should have amended the res before I left earlier in the week.
They got down to around 380 ppm before I amended on Saturday. I've never had this issue so wondering if this is normal for when a deficiency rears it's head in hydro? Should I expect things to settle down now that I have amended? I know damaged leaves will not recover but I would think the damage should halt fairly soon, surprised to see it continue through today.
Why do you say "you let them get too low" there was food for them there and they seem content eating?Hey Anthem, I've been running the same light the whole grow, it's a Raging Kush II by Scynce LED.
It's sitting at 70% right now and been bringing it up by 5% every two days or so. I am thinking I let the ppms get too low because I did not amend the res before I went out of town for a couple of days and when I got back they had dropped to around 380. I amended on Saturday and brought everything up to 500 but still seeing issues and was just wondering if this is normal or not.
So you used that light on your last grow of Mendal?Hey Anthem, I've been running the same light the whole grow, it's a Raging Kush II by Scynce LED.
It's sitting at 70% right now and been bringing it up by 5% every two days or so. I am thinking I let the ppms get too low because I did not amend the res before I went out of town for a couple of days and when I got back they had dropped to around 380. I amended on Saturday and brought everything up to 500 but still seeing issues and was just wondering if this is normal or not.
I think I am seeing signs of deficiencies Smoke so I assumed I let things get too low. Not sure, still learning here.Why do you say "you let them get too low" there was food for them there and they seem content eating?
Oh ok, yea, I used a SE3000 on the Mendel grow and this is the first time I have used this light.So you used that light on your last grow of Mendal?
Take a look at your plants, I am seeing some things but the pictures could be deceiving. Fist off, you see how some of the new leaf grow has some tip curl. That is a sign of stress. It can be caused by too much light, nutrient problems or temperature problems. it is just an indicator and can mean any one of those things. Some of the leaves seem to have some discolorations but kind of hard to tell by the pictures.
I asked about the light because if you are pushing more light to the plants it can change nutrient uptake needs.

What is the strain?I think I am seeing signs of deficiencies Smoke so I assumed I let things get too low. Not sure, still learning here.
Oh ok, yea, I used a SE3000 on the Mendel grow and this is the first time I have used this light.
So yea, I have been slowly cranking the light up as I mentioned before, at 70% and raised up higher than the manufacturer recommendation at 8" above the tallest branches. Daytime temps have been in the low 80's, RH sitting about 45% atm.
I could have the light too hot for real, never used this beast before and that is the other thing that has been changing since I am working on raising that intensity. Moe uses these lights so I will be curious what he says after he sees these new photos.
The discolorations in the photos are indicative of what I am seeing. Here is a photo showing the light distance.
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The tip burn at the end of the new grow it from pushing light too quick. I am not really seeing Calcium Def. It looks to me like something else. First of all in my experience Calcium Def. follow plant stretch, meaning it shows up the middle to end of week 2. Secondly I have never seen it as what I am seeing as black spots around the whole outside of the leaves. In my experience it is more in the middle of the fingers towards the outer portion of the leaves. Hate to ask this but have you looked at the underside of the leaves for any bugs?Thanks guys, I have not done anything yet. I'm wondering how much calcium to add.....shit, I dunno.
I am wondering if I cranked the light up a bit to high and was waiting to see if Moe could confirm or deny that. I had it up to 70% and so I am wondering if what you are seeing Smoke is from that. I'm not really seeing any leaf tip burn.
See the new growth at the top with light color, that is the start of your problem. The fix for that is to lower the light intensity. What I cannot tell you is what is causing the problem, meaning this. Is it too much light too quick or is it another problem manifesting itself as light burn. I do not have the tools to know the difference.I looked closer and the more I think about it, I think it's light burn. @Anthem275 had suggested that was part of the problem and I think he might be right. I had that light pretty low and at 70% and I think it got em. The lower foliage looks fine, no deficiencies at all down low, but every single top looks fried to me. All 3 of those photos are near the top.
I pulled the light way up and letting it ride. Could light burn cause that spotting we're seeing?
Did you have it at 8" above the top of the plant?Yea, I dialed the light back to 50% where it's been and raised it way up till I get this figured out.