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that’s very generous of you, thanks But I’ve got a few other cultivars on deck I’m looking forward to and after this experience I’m going to want a break from anything blueberry or goji just in case My personal stash couldn’t sustain two consecutive seeded runs

you’re looking at week7 from flip, maybe 5-6 weeks of actual flowering

ugh The irony here is that I thought the family connection to the original blueberry used for the cross made the more appealing for its legitimacy. maybe I would’ve had better luck with a Dutch passion fauxberry cross

id ballpark 50% of the tops I flip over to check their undercarriage have a nanner hiding under the budlets right at the joint. 2 plants and both are doing the same. Veg’d for 6 weeks, topped twice, had a week of no-touch between the second topping and flip. Running in an rdwc with a bluelab...

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I just dump a gallon of 35% h2o2 into my ~30gal RDWC, effectively making an ~1% mix, and let that run for a week as part of my cleaning cycle. Hydroton will get salvaged as much as possible from the root balls, given a quick rinse, and put into buckets with a few gallons of the 1% mix I scoop...

no doubt a lot of bs, and “bro science” from our peers, and manufacturers awash with inflated and deceptive claims in this niche. takes some effort to weed through it all for sure

my nute line also provides recommendations but if I followed that without asking around for alternate opinions my plants would be burnt as shit ‍*shrug*

I’m getting the weirdest, but reliable, ph trends on res changes. I was chasing the ph and found that what I really needed to do is sit back and ignore the first 24-36hrs after a res change and then make any adjustments for example… new res comes in at like 6.7. I dont touch it 12 hrs later...

aside from the increase in oil production it’s limiting effect on height and stretch has me curious, I have a 4x4 “Shorty” tent so every decision I make ends up factoring in how to minimize height. so far I’ve kind of settled on turning it on at flip and running it the full 12 hours of ”on time”...

yeah it’s the HLG 30 UVA when you say “right off the bat” are you talking about at flip or even during veg?

At the very least I see people turning it on for the last few weeks a couple hours a day, but considering it’s effect on limiting stretch I’m tempted to turn it on as early as possible. on at flip seems like it would be a safe bet. anyone veg with uv? How does that go if so?

I’ve only made a few posts here but you’re always there with a response, i appreciate it. last post I had was about the need for cal mag when using tap water with a native ppm of ~120 (500 scale, ~0.2 - 0.3 EC) and now that I’m skipping it entirely it free’d up some ppm for NPK. I’m assuming...

After a few grows under my belt in my current RDWC I’ve come to learn that practically every single online “guide” to EC levels wants me to way over feed my plants. I do only veg for about 4 weeks, and run a chiller, a Venturi, waterfall returns, lots of DO, basically everything that helps the...

high DO levels will prompt lower desired EC levels too won’t it? I think I’ve picked that up recently. and my set-up is modeled after the Medgrower1 rdwc from YouTube with the waterfalls into the buckets (adds DO) running from a Danner with a Venturi intake (adding DO) over top of 5” air stones...

im on my like 5th run and am just now grasping that these seem to be around what I should be aiming for, and not the 1.8-2.0 (and up) EC level claims that are lingering around out there in Internet threads and comments. those plants have to be getting burned

haven’t tried without it yet but that’s where my head is going…. previous runs as I’ve been getting my feet wet with all of this I’ve been mistakingly chasing high EC levels and haven’t given the plants their ideal living situations and now I’m realizing this. I’ve also questioned tastes and...

do not cut it out completely or do not cut it by 50% like I’ve already been doing? I thought that the 50% cut might have been a good compromise from RO water + feed chart amounts to compensate for there being at least something in that 110ppm tap water

So I’ve got an approx 25-30gal RDWC that houses up to 4 plants and I’ve never once seen my EC levels go down over time no matter how little I feed and what I set them at. 4 weeks into flowering and I can barely feed at 1.0 EC (500 ppm) and it will end up holding steady as water levels go down...

So I’m as rookie as rookie gets and am only cutting my teeth with growing but I’ve already been having the thoughts that I bet a lot of people have when they first start off, “I love strain x, and I love strain y. I hate the hassle of always buying seeds so why do t I just let them pollenate...