I don't know how else to help other than literal step by step instructions.You guys have no mercy, he put it in the title that he's bad at growing, help him out.
You got to excuse some of use.. there has been way to many sock accounts and trolls baiting with threads like this..You guys have no mercy, he put it in the title that he's bad at growing, help him out.
Not sure what happened there.. I honestly thought he was under the impression I was trying to help him with his plants.
If thats trolling....
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Interesting...
Is this your thread? I was responding to @rmax about his plants
That's a good idea.
You guys have no mercy, he put it in the title that he's bad at growing, help him out.
Note that you still haven't provided more information to figure out where things are going wrong.![]()
A pic of my PH meter. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
These plants are going to be shit canned. I have to start a new crop. You have a pretty good idea, figure out the problem then grow lush plants. Who can argue against that philosophy?
Cool. Is your bluelab calibrated correctly with both 7.0 and 4.0 fluid
The meter was calibrated using the special calibration fluids but I can't speak to the calibration of the fluids or the calibration of my PH meter as it's all branded the same. You know how it goes. The meter spec'ed.
Foam board on the floor of the tent > the tent liner on top of the foam board > the plants sit on foil in a cardboard box. All reflective sides up and the floor is poured concrete in a basement.
The thermometer I use lays flat on the floor and not on foil or cardboard. Root zones should be minimum 72°F. I could put one of the plants on top of the thermometer for better accuracy.
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One and only ignored. lolSeriously? That dudes a troll? Come on now.
The meter was calibrated using the special calibration fluids but I can't speak to the calibration of the fluids or the calibration of my PH meter as it's all branded the same. You know how it goes. The meter spec'ed.
The thermometer I use lays flat on the floor and not on foil or cardboard. Root zones should be minimum 72°F. I could put one of the plants on top of the thermometer for better accuracy.