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Those plants are 6weeks veg and 8 days seedlings.

Whats up folks. I thought to stop by and contribute to the T5 thread. At this time Im using an 'Apollo' 4ft 4 tube fixture. In the fixture only two tubes are working. I have an electical ballast for a 4ft 4 bulb 54 ho t5 fixture coming made by sylvania at $33. Than i can reset my inside tubes...

ok i see you got either 3 or 5 gallon buckets. Id use only 2 to 2.5 gallons of water for the 5 gallon reses. And mabe 1 to 1.5 for the three. You dont want the water to high over wetting the grow clay because the roots will linger in the clay stones. Make them chase that moisture. And...

What is your water levels in the reses? And what kind of res or reses exactly do you run?

Id give no nutes until the color green comes back first. See now its not a matter of weekly schedule until they are back healthy. Because they all are considered sickly. So they all have to subject to the same health care until they as individuals begin to show recovery. And they again will...

Tap water for now is ok because thats is all you have. But clorine will interfere causing the ph levels to increase. This is why you will have to monitor everyday. But now because of tap water id drop ph down to 5.5. And monitor everyday to see what the levels in crease to. And keep the levels...

Also, they will still grow but when they begin to grow when theyre green... theyll begin to lose color indicating that they are hungry. Then you feed less than what they say until the plant becomes more aggressively hungry than bump it up to the 1/4 strength. Then if they require more bump it up...

Just let them try and recooperate and watch their ph levels. And you have to tend to them differently do to different strains. When you set them at a perfect 5.8 watch to see the rise of the ph levels you know stay monitoring them. They will al be different. You will have to ph almost everyday...

Also, refresh the reses and just feed them phd water and if you are using clean water make sure you give them cal mag. But not really if your using tap.

With the DWC: 1. Temps at least between 70-75 2. Water temp between 68-73 3. Iknow it says 1/4 strength. Id do even less than that. Half strength way too much. Baby step feed. 4. Proper type water. If not RO spring water. 5. PPM knowledge thus meter. These are things to consider. Im no expert...

You will also need all your cloning materials as well. 1. Clonex. 2. Humidity Dome and Heat Mat(opt). Depending on your ability to obtain all your needs. Id focus on just one plant and learn all you can on your first grow unlike me.. And by your next grow youll will be ahead more than your...

Oh they need transplanted immediately. I have to wait till monday though. I know that they are too young to determine by eye. My concern is the inner node space. Where they seem too far apart as going up the stem on both. But the one has closer node spaces over the other. Same ages same strain...

You know, Ive had my share of being flashed by male plants but not enough experience ro decern accurately if even possible. Everything is going perfect with these plants. Very healthy at 22 days. They are currently under a ball like structure of cfl. 6 45w 6500k and 4 23w 2700k. Grow space is...

All I know is when I opened the soil it was fresh smelling. Then time later the sewage mud smell. I'm not sure if it was the tap water conflicting with the nutes I used or if it was the soil. So now my brow is raised on my local g.s.. On the tap water. And on the nutes. Like which one is the...

I'm using a commercial soil and I noticed that it smelled like sewage but kind of ignored it, until my plants became stunted. I did not reveal the name of the soil because that's the first diagnose that people use. Oh that's not a good soil to use and all that. So if you've had this happen, what...

I believe the issue could also be your res temp. Im currently doing my first DWC and Im noticing that when the solution begins to warm, the plant begins to droop at the middle of the leaves and the ph increases. And when the solution is cooler, the ph remains at 6.0.

Taken into consideration.

One of my concerns also, are the pressure of the bubbles pressing and pushing the tender roots causing them to sway. And the stem of the plant being too moist as others have said not do by having the solution that high above the bottom of the net pot. This seemed to make sense. Whats your take...

As the title says. I havent found a solid answer. Can someone please help me with this?!