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I would do that and not add anything else… i think it’s probably a ratio thingYeah. For the next res change I was going to shoot for the middle between early and late growth.
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I'll have to throw in some calmag. Only other previous additives would be the silicate base, mr fulvic and orca.I would do that and not add anything else… i think it’s probably a ratio thing
Why cal mag?I'll have to throw in some calmag. Only other previous additives would be the silicate base, mr fulvic and orca.
I thought it was a necessity when using RO. My starting ppms are 0 after the RO/DI filters.Why cal mag?
I like to see others thoughts, just too many ways to do this. Some work some don't, if it ain't brokeThat’s just me though
It is a ratio thing imo, that's why i do a system change because the ratios change and they stop eating it.i think it’s probably a ratio thing
That's why I was headed towards a res change. I can't tell where we're at with that, so a clean slate made since.It is a ratio thing imo, that's why i do a system change because the ratios change and they stop eating it.
Then use 1/4 dose… I believe they are designed for RO. But with LED you may see a slight need for itI thought it was a necessity when using RO. My starting ppms are 0 after the RO/DI filters.
Yea i would do a complete water changeThat's why I was headed towards a res change. I can't tell where we're at with that, so a clean slate made since.
Imo nutrients are tinkered with to much and all these changing ratios is not needed. Until you establish a base line i suggest NOT tinkering with ratios. Start in the middle and stay there. Personally i feel this is the biggest reason ppl see issues. More complex must be better kinda thing…. Its just not the case.I like to see others thoughts, just too many ways to do this. Some work some don't, if it ain't broke
I’m never living that down. So maybe a little color blind?Ok so you went 3/2/1 as far as the trio goes.
Yeah I would've called it purple but I remember seeing at the Farm some time ago where it was being referred to as brown.
Sage advice.Imo nutrients are tinkered with to much and all these changing ratios is not needed. Until you establish a base line i suggest NOT tinkering with ratios. Start in the middle and stay there. Personally i feel this is the biggest reason ppl see issues. More complex must be better kinda thing…. Its just not the case.
While some benefits can be made more harm is usually done. And without a baseline you have no idea as to what may benefit.
We've been going on this batch of nutes for more than a month now. The sickly leaves showed up almost two weeks ago. Aqua got me straightened out with the tent environment and I have since added a bit of epsom. Maybe .75g/gal total in two treatments. I haven't amended whatsoever otherwise. The top-feed is quarter strength nute mix that's mostly RO and 5 gallons of the first batch of nutes that was around 350 ppm. Top-off res is nearly empty so that's what got me wanting to do a res change. This discussion has reaffirmed that. I have a batch of silicate sitting idle for now and I'll mix a new round of nutes tomorrow. She's pushing a gallon per day now and is almost due for a lollipopping and a new light schedule.Sage advice.
I’ve said this 100 times goal is to keep it on the fairway. Follow a middle of tre road approach with nutes. And do not over feed.
Easiest way to ensure no nute issues is res change weekly and lower than recommended ppm per the gh chart but same ratios as listed.
Our approach using gh 3 part hasn't changed in 10 years, 321 in veg, 222 transition 7 days, 123 flower.Imo nutrients are tinkered with to much and all these changing ratios is not needed. Until you establish a base line i suggest NOT tinkering with ratios. Start in the middle and stay there. Personally i feel this is the biggest reason ppl see issues. More complex must be better kinda thing…. Its just not the case.
While some benefits can be made more harm is usually done. And without a baseline you have no idea as to what may benefit.
Point those fans away from the plants… they will get wind burned. Aim along the walls to make a cyclone type effect that will give you the best air mixingCurrent state of the room.
79-80*
55-56%
And the water.
690 ppm
70-72*
5.8 pH
Using the two smaller fans to push the heater and humidifier up and away from the plant and I added a 20 inch box fan directly above it all.
Roots looked pretty dark after the change but there's a lot more brown in the mix this time around.
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Word I'll turn them a little bit. My main objective with how they're aimed was to keep the heater from hitting the plant. Twisting them a bit should still accomplish that, yeah?Point those fans away from the plants… they will get wind burned. Aim along the walls to make a cyclone type effect that will give you the best air mixing
I sucked it up a little tighter to the ceiling which limited the airflow a bit. I'll keep an eye on heat from the motor.Word I'll turn them a little bit. My main objective with how they're aimed was to keep the heater from hitting the plant. Twisting them a bit should still accomplish that, yeah?
Is that too much airflow from above? Because that new ceiling fan is on low.
My leaf temps were nearly 5 degrees warmer on the heater side so I moved a smaller fan down and hung that box fan from the ceiling. My aim is to keep the heater from directly heating the plant.I've been looking for a tower fan with heat function and thermostat that I can program to do "fan only" unless it hits a particular temperature that activates the heater when it gets colder than I would like. So far I haven't found one.
The tower fan I'm looking for will oscillate. One of the reasons I'm looking at a tower fan is so that I can eliminate having 2 fans in the tent. I'm planning on mounting it in one of the corners and have it sweep across the top of the canopy while still moving air through the canopy and under the canopy at the same time. My only issue is if that will be enough air movement at the other corner of the 5 x 5.My leaf temps were nearly 5 degrees warmer on the heater side so I moved a smaller fan down and hung that box fan from the ceiling. My aim is to keep the heater from directly heating the plant.
I've got two 9" fans pushing the heat up around with a 20" box fan pointed straight down onto the canopy, now. I was running with the two smaller fans until today when I revamped how it all layed out. I'll check leaf temps tomorrow after work and hopefully I can close the gap.The tower fan I'm looking for will oscillate. One of the reasons I'm looking at a tower fan is so that I can eliminate having 2 fans in the tent. I'm planning on mounting it in one of the corners and have it sweep across the top of the canopy while still moving air through the canopy and under the canopy at the same time. My only issue is if that will be enough air movement at the other corner of the 5 x 5.
I currently have a Honeywell Turbo Force fan I use for air circulation. I like the build quality and the amount of air it moves but it doesn't oscillate. If the tower fan doesn't work I'll go with the same Honeywell fan but the oscillating model. I'll hang it upside down on the roof and point it towards the top of the canopy to get good air flow through the canopy along with getting some branch sway to strengthen the branches. The stationary Honeywell will do undercanopy duty.
For heat I'll have to run an inkbird or similar T-stat and run a small heater inside the tent to keep temps in range on lights out.
Are you doing @CannaGranny scrog?Nearly all of my tops have been tucked. All that have been tucked have turned up except for two. They'll turn tomorrow, surely. I moved the light up to 28 inches above the screen and raised intensity to 27%. 28 inches to allow the shoots to grow 4" and remain at least 24" from the light. My squares are 3x3 so 4 inches gives them length to tuck.
I'm flying by the seat of my pants here. I gave her another trim last night. How long should I wait for a lollipopping? Can I FIM the tops at the same time?
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Sorta. She smashed down a screen on a much more mature plant. I'm kind of following her methodology with topping twice and FIMing before flip, but my screen and tucking isn't in line with her method. It's what I picked up from a "scrog tutorial" long before I popped my first bean.Are you doing @CannaGranny scrog?