Alphonso OG
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Just 4 worst. Easy DOC EAZYAll or just those 4 worst cases?
Just 4 worst. Easy DOC EAZYAll or just those 4 worst cases?
You on your way now!Haha I liked the smell of fresh cuts.
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Yeah.Noticed bottom growth are clawing and some of the leaves burned/dead/ tips. Hmm what is causing this? Read it can be it taking up too much nitrogen?
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Actually where I started reading about growingYeah.
To much feed for sure.
I use this to diagnose.
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Check out
www.growweedeasy.com
Has some really great beginners info.
Well well well! Looks like somebody is enjoying the coco life eh? Great Job they look much better!Finally finished my room! Or at least to the point that I can grow in there. Long overdue hah. Here they are, enjoying the quantum board did some lst. Gonna try circle them lol
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Yeah so glad u convinced me my man! Creds.Well well well! Looks like somebody is enjoying the coco life eh? Great Job they look much better!
Checked on them just now, to see that they don't get burned by the new lights. Looks fine! But in the bright white light I noticed some very red/purple stems, and some brightened tips with some small brown spots on them.
Any ideas on what is causing red stems?
Bright tips where some have brown spots is either lighburn or nuteburn, right?
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Next watering IllChecked on them just now, to see that they don't get burned by the new lights. Looks fine! But in the bright white light I noticed some very red/purple stems, and some brightened tips with some small brown spots on them.
Any ideas on what is causing red stems?
Bright tips where some have brown spots is either lighburn or nuteburn, right?
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Careful with new powerful lights.Checked on them just now, to see that they don't get burned by the new lights. Looks fine! But in the bright white light I noticed some very red/purple stems, and some brightened tips with some small brown spots on them.
Any ideas on what is causing red stems?
Bright tips where some have brown spots is either lighburn or nuteburn, right?
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What u mean?Next watering Ill
didnt mean to send that you yet. I was checking out your Nutrient line. Although your using coco you shouldnt have to add extra cal mg. So next watering after the pot dries, Ill water with example for 3 gal watering:What u mean?
Ur saying I don't need to add calmag, but advising to use more calmag than I use atm?didnt mean to send that you yet. I was checking out your Nutrient line. Although your using coco you shouldnt have to add extra cal mg. So next watering after the pot dries, Ill water with example for 3 gal watering:
5 mil a gal Cal mg= 15 mil
1/4 just base nutes = equal parts of NPK would be great
2 mil a gal hydrogaurd = 6 mil
Ph to 5.8 Target Ppm 350 ~450. Just incase its a build or excess issue. Are you using the whole nute line every feeding?
No You should always you cal mg. I meant you shouldnt have to add so much extra.Ur saying I don't need to add calmag, but advising to use more calmag than I use atm?
All I'm using right now is 1/4 strength base(a+b veg) and 1/2 strength(2ml per gal) calmag. Ph'ed down to 5.5(cause the runoff was at 6.2 I thought I should go as low as I can within the range)and double dose hydroguard(4ml per g) put in.
On a side note, my Runoff is also slightly weaker than what I put in. Last time i put in 0.85 and got 0.65 out as runoff.
I was actually thinking about using less calmag and up the base a bit, but open to follow ur suggestions. How much Runoff? Should I just pour alot of it to be sure that I flush out the nutrients with the wrong ratio?
Is it okay to feed 3 days apart, as long as coco doesn't get a completely dry top layer?
Ok then I'll go from 1/2(2ml per gal) to 1/4(1ml per gal) calmag?No You should always you cal mg. I meant you shouldnt have to add so much extra.
Yeah remember this video. It does indeed simplify things.
New myself to cannabis grows, but have been growing vegetables in every hydroponic method known for years. DWC has always been the toughest for me to avoid problems. I even had better luck with aquaponics... So I personally wouldn’t do a cannabis grow especially for my first grow in DWC. It to me is the least forgiving method until you are REALLY versed in it. Again just my thought and good luck, I think you could easily switch that to a medium mentioned by Citrus and run a drip system or something similar and avoid a lot of hard lessons .I'm a new grower myself, so take my advice with a grain of salt.
I've heard of certain nutrient mixes foaming up in DWC and it being "normal", I've never done it myself, so I can't say with certainty.
On several of your photos, there appear to be small white dots on the surface of the leaves. Do you know if you have a pest problem?
Have you considered growing in a soilless medium? If DWC hydro works best for you, keep at it, but I've had several people tell me growing in hydro has a higher learning curve and can require more work ((not to mention, money)) that needs put in; and to start with something simple like coco coir or perlite, and work your way into the more complex growing methods like aero and hydro. Just a tip, but it could help to deal with less complexity at first.
I did change from Dwc to growing in coco/perlite it is indeed easier and Dwc really had me struggling with plant problems and all the maintenance.New myself to cannabis grows, but have been growing vegetables in every hydroponic method known for years. DWC has always been the toughest for me to avoid problems. I even had better luck with aquaponics... So I personally wouldn’t do a cannabis grow especially for my first grow in DWC. It to me is the least forgiving method until you are REALLY versed in it. Again just my thought and good luck, I think you could easily switch that to a medium mentioned by Citrus and run a drip system or something similar and avoid a lot of hard lessons .
I did change from Dwc to growing in coco/perlite it is indeed easier and Dwc really had me struggling with plant problems and all the maintenance.
I was following the bottle instructions. Its 5 mil to a galOk then I'll go from 1/2(2ml per gal) to 1/4(1ml per gal) calmag?
I assume u didn't know the recommended strength when suggesting 5ml per gallon, as the recommended dose is 0.4-4.0ml per gal.
Yeah remember this video. It does indeed simplify things.