This is my second hydro attempt (about a dozen soil grows before this), and I had tried using frozen water bottles for the last month, but im def too lazy a person to keep it up. I got the water chiller I ordered - which I realize is sorta overkill for my amateur-hour setup - but I've since started to run chilled water through a wort chiller sitting in the res.OP has a choice to make and that is spend the next 3-4 weeks trying to nurse them back and it can be done most of the time or chuck em. Then you need to decide if hydro is the right choice. IMO if you want to keep running flooded root systems you really need to keep the water cool, if not then perhaps DTW or Hempy. Yup there are some that run warm water but I can gaurantee your not getting what is possible.
Looks like a deficiency to me , Could be a lock out from not knowing what your ph is at too. 74 degrees is borderline too hot for a res temp , I'd try to keep it cooler . Hydro is not for everyone , it demands more care and has less buffering then a soil or soilless mix would give you , Honestly if I were you I would run soil a few times until you get the hang of the whole growing thing, then once you have the experience and the needed equipment/tools, give hydro another shot, you could take those plants out of the hydro and put them in soil right now , And with proper nutrients they would prolly get back to healthy again. JMO , BBeven though Idk what EC my res is really at
Of course! I'm not discouraged, just a little slower to improve than someHey man treat it as lessons Learned...dont give up, u just gotta keep reading n u received some solid advice here. Of youve grown successfully in aoil id say coco
You'll need a lot more than 210ppm of ferts at this stage in coco and zero calmag with a fert like canna a + b or similar.Maybe switch to coco its like the next stepping stone as u need ur hydro game down n really understand how to read plants...thats what ill get around to eventually but thw thoight of wayering all the times annoying but with my cobs the soil drys much slower so maybe cobs would allow u to qatwr the coco less..
Just rambling
I wholeheartedly agree I was mearly suggesting maybe if he want to use soil less medium coco would of been a better option. I use cobs n get Calmag Def from the get go but I spotted it fastYou'll need a lot more than 210ppm of ferts at this stage in coco and zero calmag with a fert like canna a + b or similar.
Once you split that 210ppms down i bet its more than just cal mag you need, im guessing its only 50ppm of nitrogen at best. i cant even pop a seedling at 50ppm of nitrogen...
No point untill what caused the deficiency in the first place is fixed. Cut out the rot scrub your system really well run somestrong h2o2 through it rince well keep your water cool run something like hygrozyme with your solution.Id personally foliar Calmag n some veg nutes in lights out when the stomatas open..quicker uptake and endomycorrhizal would really help
The rot caused it so yup clean that shit up. Have u used hygrozyme for rot to fix it? Just curious as I'm looking at a hydroguard replacement.No point untill what caused the deficiency in the first place is fixed. Cut out the rot scrub your system really well run somestrong h2o2 through it rince well keep your water cool run something like hygrozyme with your solution.
There is no help, it's an auto so he's lost his window of success, your helping him waste his time is all. And yup help is what I was doing as opposed to telling him to adjust his nutes which I believe was the suggestion of the day. How are you guys diagnosing a problem when his plant is basically dying from rot and nothing else at this pointYeah we concluded auch earlier, we were suggesting different options.. You know,like 'help'