I’m in flowering 5week , Nutrients: Carbload,Calmag,AB,PK . So I’m mixing on 200l . I’ve will explain you how i mixing , Carbload 100ml , Calmag 250ml will raise my EC 0.4 +AB 350x2 , will raise EC until 1.4 + Pk 400ml will raise my EC until 1.8 , . Tell me guys what did you think ? Temperature inside 28c ,humidity 35% day time and night time 60% , I’m growing on autopots ,12l pot
Help me with nutritions ,coco coir 60/40 , I didn’t buffer my coco so I don’t know what EC
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speed420
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I am growing in autopots with coco. Check to make sure your coco is pre buffer. I run 1100 ppm in flowering with my setup and seems to be doing fine. If your coco is not pre buffer then wash it good before you use it. Your temp will be fine but no higher. and 50% humidity is good for flowering.
You could also flush with plain ph water a few times untell big run offs and empty out the trays this will help clean your coco. Then shut off your res and wait tell the coco is not so wet then turn the res back on.
You could also flush with plain ph water a few times untell big run offs and empty out the trays this will help clean your coco. Then shut off your res and wait tell the coco is not so wet then turn the res back on.
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speed420
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I don't think it will effect your yields? I am new to indoor growing I have always grown outdoors. But I am sure someone else with more time under the belt can answer this for you.
MickFoster
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I don't know about autopots, but I do know that you should never use plain water in coco. If a flush is necessary, a 1/4 strength nute solution should be used instead of plain water.
CannaCountry
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I don't use your nutrients and I don't read EC, so I can't help you in either respect. I feed based on what the plant tells me. As to flushing your plant with pH'd water only; don't do it. Always have some sort of feed % going in if you feel the need to 'flush'. Also, don't let the coco dry out...it should always remain moist.
The biggest red flag I see is your humidity. While it would be nice if you could raise it during lights on, the real issue is the swing you're noting between day and night (35% to 60%). I would do my best to flatten out this curve some. Large humidity swings are an invitation to mold and rot issues, so be careful.
Good luck.
The biggest red flag I see is your humidity. While it would be nice if you could raise it during lights on, the real issue is the swing you're noting between day and night (35% to 60%). I would do my best to flatten out this curve some. Large humidity swings are an invitation to mold and rot issues, so be careful.
Good luck.
Kingrow1
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Meters should be out of all indirect and direct light or they read the heat from light radiation and that kinda voids the readings.
Think air not light, you want to read the air not the light.
Probably you wont get the most accurate reading in a hyper reflective box...
Think air not light, you want to read the air not the light.
Probably you wont get the most accurate reading in a hyper reflective box...
TintEastwood
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speed420
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You do not need a air dome or air in the bottom of the pot. But in your res yes you will want a air stone or a submersible pump.
And couple questions what’s the problem is curling leaves ? To much water ? Week of flowering 3, I try to flush it ec showing 1.2 so nutes burn cant be , n toxyti can’t be , to much watering ? It’s in coco 60/40 , coco you can water how many times you want it yes ?
