GrOwThMoNgeR
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I use neem but can't on the flowers. Spinosad/BT impossible to find over here.Are you sure that's light burn and not nute burn? Also, looks like you have thrips.
I use neem but can't on the flowers. Spinosad/BT impossible to find over here.Are you sure that's light burn and not nute burn? Also, looks like you have thrips.
Are you sure that's light burn and not nute burn? Also, looks like you have thrips.
It looks like it to me, but hard to tell for sure from a pic.Are you sure it's thrip damage?
What is the EC, and your feed schedule? LED lighting doesn't typically burn unless the plants are touching the LEDs, they will more likely bleach the tips.Yes I have been struggling to deal with the thrips. All tents air systems are connected. But the nute burn? I lowered the ec and ph is right so couldn't be right? How'd you notice thrips and how can I get rid of them in flower?
1st day flower 22 Dec. EC was 1400 but crept up to 2200 overnight. PH went from 6.1 to 6.7. The water is 7ph 600ppm already out of the tap and 410 out of the water filter. Very hard even with hard water Canna A+B to get the pH to even 6.1 because the ec goes up. Even with ph down. Idk what to do. New nutes?What is the EC, and your feed schedule? LED lighting doesn't typically burn unless the plants are touching the LEDs, they will more likely bleach the tips.
Get a RO filter.1st day flower 22 Dec. EC was 1400 but crept up to 2200 overnight. PH went from 6.1 to 6.7. The water is 7ph 600ppm already out of the tap and 410 out of the water filter. Very hard even with hard water Canna A+B to get the pH to even 6.1 because the ec goes up. Even with ph down. Idk what to do. New nutes?
They are similar but it's an EC/TDS meter. Just push a button but here I'm referring to .6400 and .4100.Get a RO filter.
You mentioned EC and ppm in the same statement. Which are you measuring, EC or ppm?
.6400 and .4100 on which scale, ppm or EC? How does that resolve to "EC was 1400 but crept up to 2200 overnight"?They are similar but it's an EC/TDS meter. Just push a button but here I'm referring to .6400 and .4100.
Funny they super overcharge for those.Get a RO filter.
You mentioned EC and ppm in the same statement. Which are you measuring, EC or ppm?
Yes ec was 1.4 and crept up to 2.2..6400 and .4100 on which scale, ppm or EC? How does that resolve to "EC was 1400 but crept up to 2200 overnight"?
A lot of growers here use these same leds. I was aiming to lower temperatures which I did, but you didn't read the thread. My temps hover between 73 and 79 in led tent and 78-81 in the hps tent. I'm in a perfect spot for vpd and on the tent I schwazzed it has recovered completely and doing the stretch atm.IF you want to increase trichome why wouldn't you just lower your temps and or incorporate Metal Halide bulbs in the fixtures? Unless you spend a lot of money on quality LED you will most certainly lose yield. Another thing, there are different strains that will produce more trichomes or "frost" regardless of lighting.
Environment will always be important but for example I can put my Gorilla Breath in my 1000W DE HPS flowering room whereas before it was under a 300 watt Mars-Hydro Amazon LED and the resin production is the same, the real key to not having "greasy" buds and having more sticky frosty buds is keeping the temperatures low and not literally cooking your resin off. Anything above 80-85 F will start to cause terpenes and other oils to vaporize off.
In short: Switching from HPS lighting to LED lighting will not improve your quality, having good genetics and environment is what will affect your quality, also making sure you have proper lighting to begin with.
I need to stay off the radar here. In other places I've lived I've always used 600w hps + 600w mh and got the highest quality of all my grows. I am trying out led for power savings but hoping to get similar results, though not expecting potency to be as high.IF you want to increase trichome why wouldn't you just lower your temps and or incorporate Metal Halide bulbs in the fixtures? Unless you spend a lot of money on quality LED you will most certainly lose yield. Another thing, there are different strains that will produce more trichomes or "frost" regardless of lighting.
Environment will always be important but for example I can put my Gorilla Breath in my 1000W DE HPS flowering room whereas before it was under a 300 watt Mars-Hydro Amazon LED and the resin production is the same, the real key to not having "greasy" buds and having more sticky frosty buds is keeping the temperatures low and not literally cooking your resin off. Anything above 80-85 F will start to cause terpenes and other oils to vaporize off.
In short: Switching from HPS lighting to LED lighting will not improve your quality, having good genetics and environment is what will affect your quality, also making sure you have proper lighting to begin with.
This might help.A lot of growers here use these same leds. I was aiming to lower temperatures which I did, but you didn't read the thread. My temps hover between 73 and 79 in led tent and 78-81 in the hps tent. I'm in a perfect spot for vpd and on the tent I schwazzed it has recovered completely and doing the stretch atm.
Honestly I don't understand your point at all. I'm not trying to I crease anything except keep values right. If you really care about helping you can tell me how to fix my dwc. I haven't done DWC for cannabis in years but I grow my own veggies and in veg had zero problems. Now in flower I believe I am getting K lockout from PH swings which can be seen on the leaves. IF someone would help, I'm trying to lower my PH. PJ suggested an RO filter (very sound advice because in previous grows I used distilled water as it was cheap) where I live it's not. Like I said I raised the lights to the top of the tent and Only got pH down to 6.4 so today I should find a filter or distilled water so my ec will drop and the nutes will lower my PH.
After awhile, you'll be able to hear them.How'd you notice thrips
BurnnnnnnnThey are similar but it's an EC/TDS meter. Just push a button but here I'm referring to .6400 and .4100.