Hydroponics Question and Answer NewGrowth Style
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orzz
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That may be the problem. Do an internet search for your water districts water quality,
CHLORINE is not good and most tap water has it.
A RO system, i use the Tall Boy from Hydro-Logic.
orzz
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I guess with enough aeration it should work, I have heard that also. Need to find out if u have alot of ppm in ur tap water.
orzz
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I have seen my plants bounce back in my current (1st indoor) grow.
They were burned by lightsand water pH was way too high and they are about 6 ins high and doing better now that I am NOT killing them any more.
I am not sure why ur's are having a slow go.
Maybe the plant genotype, from seed takes longer. ....
DAMN DO NOT OVER SMOKE AND SET THE TIMER FOR YOUR PUMPS like i just did.
OMG I just overflowed my table. Not a problem but I need to vaccum and I hate wasting my nutes
DUH .... I am a weed baron like bugs ... well not quite as unlucky
They were burned by lightsand water pH was way too high and they are about 6 ins high and doing better now that I am NOT killing them any more.
I am not sure why ur's are having a slow go.
Maybe the plant genotype, from seed takes longer. ....
DAMN DO NOT OVER SMOKE AND SET THE TIMER FOR YOUR PUMPS like i just did.
DUH .... I am a weed baron like bugs ... well not quite as unlucky
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OregonMeds
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I admit I did not read this whole thread and apologize if this has been covered...
I want to grow huge fucking trees over 8'tall with poundage. From what I've seen so far the top two setups for that would be krusty buckets or just ebb and flow in 5 gallon containers with coco.
Which would you say is the best way to go for the biggest fattest trees. One of these, or another? I will have multiple vertical 1000w fixtures just like krusty so I'm set for lights. Ea plant will have 1000w on two sides of it minimum.
I want to grow huge fucking trees over 8'tall with poundage. From what I've seen so far the top two setups for that would be krusty buckets or just ebb and flow in 5 gallon containers with coco.
Which would you say is the best way to go for the biggest fattest trees. One of these, or another? I will have multiple vertical 1000w fixtures just like krusty so I'm set for lights. Ea plant will have 1000w on two sides of it minimum.
orzz
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I like the ebb and flow and to get to that height you'll need to put up netting to hold up the plants.
I got the hose and the water is sucked up. I have a digital timer and I changed from 5.5 hour between waterings to 4 hours. Set one watering to flood at 4 pm and end @4:05 AM frak it was supposed to be PM not AM they had been in flood for an hour and a half. arggghhhhh
livesoul
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To make it come off with poundage your going to need to trim and veg it for at least 3 months. Create a bunch of branches. Also, recommend using bushmaster to bush it up. This will help alot if you only have HPS spectrum lights. Using ebb and flow is how i would go, but just cause i've been doing it for so long now. Good luck dude, that will dope project.
NewGrowth
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What he said VVVV
I have seen my plants bounce back in my current (1st indoor) grow.
They were burned by lightsand water pH was way too high and they are about 6 ins high and doing better now that I am NOT killing them any more.
I am not sure why ur's are having a slow go.
Maybe the plant genotype, from seed takes longer. ....
DAMN DO NOT OVER SMOKE AND SET THE TIMER FOR YOUR PUMPS like i just did.
OMG I just overflowed my table. Not a problem but I need to vaccum and I hate wasting my nutes
DUH .... I am a weed baron like bugs ... well not quite as unlucky
To grow plants of that size indoors you just need a long veg time and a system that will provide adequate root space. Dutch bucket systems are commonly used for plants around 5ft.
Medical growers often use dutch buckets to grow fewer plants but with a greater yield.
What are those rocks you are using? Many rocks/minerals will alter the Ph of your nutrient solution. Your plants just look fried either by a Ph problem or high nutrient salt concentrations.
What is your Ph
What PPM and what nutrients?
What are those rocks!?
hendry
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What is your Ph
What PPM and what nutrients?
What are those rocks!?
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My ph is under 6.
No nutes right now.
The rocks are a combination of whats in the pictures.
The third picture is of a small plastic pot with coconut fiber that hasnt been watered. The fiber expands to the size of the pot when its watered.
What PPM and what nutrients?
What are those rocks!?
[/quote]My ph is under 6.
No nutes right now.
The rocks are a combination of whats in the pictures.
The third picture is of a small plastic pot with coconut fiber that hasnt been watered. The fiber expands to the size of the pot when its watered.
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orzz
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NP ... be safe
NewGrowth
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My ph is under 6.What is your Ph
What PPM and what nutrients?
What are those rocks!?
No nutes right now.
The rocks are a combination of whats in the pictures.
The third picture is of a small plastic pot with coconut fiber that hasnt been watered. The fiber expands to the size of the pot when its watered.[/QUOTE]
I would do away with the rocks they are probably altering your Ph. Also adding a mild nutrient solution would help. Not sure what the picture of the aquatic plant soil was for.