rkymtnman
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forces them to get water/moisture thru the roots. and mold, algae, etc.I was misting my last plants and they responded nicely to it, as r these. I usually only do it once a day. Is there a reason why?
forces them to get water/moisture thru the roots. and mold, algae, etc.I was misting my last plants and they responded nicely to it, as r these. I usually only do it once a day. Is there a reason why?
Got it! Thanks!forces them to get water/moisture thru the roots. and mold, algae, etc.
I'm scares to put anything in the bucket bc of how high it is. There is only phd water and some stuff to prevent root rot....nothing elsethey both need nutes. 550 is pretty high and that's just water?
the rust spots are Ca defic and i also see early Mg defic.
how's your pH? and your meter is accurate?
what nutes+ additives?
Dude, I freaking washed them and soaked them in phd water for 24 hrs. Plus it's the same batch of hydroton as the other plant. It was all soaked and washed together. I was going to try that next though. Just seems like it isn't that, since they r from the same batch as the other. So frustrating!how well did you wash the hydroton?
the 200 one looks fine. i wouldn't mess with it.
i would dump the other one and refill. something is leeching in to it.
Yea that's what a friend on another forum told me. I have 3 autos down now, that I'm top feeding prior to putting them in the buckets. Appreciate the advice!I always hand water seedlings in DWC before even introducing them to the system. Just drain to waste in an empty bucket.
Like @rkymtnman mentioned you want them too seek out water. Overwatering is very common in DWC with people starting seeds directly in the system. Running to high water levels saturating the medium.
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This is the same day before I introduced them to the system running water and aeration in the buckets. Just hand watering up until this point. Cheers!