But you are still giving the plants something in the clone res, no? Its not like its just straight PH'd RO in there.
Feeding clones
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BobBitchen
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tap water has micro's in it tho..
go go kid
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there should be a gromet on top of the power box that lets you lift and reveals a screw that when turned dimms the light. thats if hig's have that function
PadawanWarrior
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It was a trick question. You can't dim them. I have 3 of them.
HLG 100 V2
HLG 100 V2 is ideal for a vegging or flowering in compact spaces. Equivalent to 220W T5 or 300W CFL output or 250W metal halide.
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It is in fact a hlg 135 i boughtIt was a trick question. You can't dim them. I have 3 of them.
HLG 100 V2
HLG 100 V2 is ideal for a vegging or flowering in compact spaces. Equivalent to 220W T5 or 300W CFL output or 250W metal halide.
Hugo Phurst
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As far as I understand....no. If a clone can get food why should it grow roots? was what I was told.
Rapid Rooter & potting soil, no rooting compound, heat pad & dome, misted every morning and kept the tray dampish. Success 8/8.
Now that roots are showing, I'm hardening them off.
