Mane's Indoor Summer Extoic Grow
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Dirtyboy
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Well hurry up! Dnt have all night waiting for your ass.
weezer
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FLOWER PIMP
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those are almost cute. i'm a little confused. why do they look like miniture plants? maybe the picture is too blury, but they look a little grown up mini's.
Londoner
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I dont know ppm so i dont know if 285 is high or not, i used to start my seedlings of on an ec of 0.8-1.0.
Is it a constant drip or timed system?
Whats your room temp and humidity?
If your res feels lukewarm to your hand then the solution temp could be too high because your body temp is 37*c ish so it would need to be nearly that temp to register as lukewarm to your hand, shit i havnt grown in hydro for years but im sure optimal res temp is about 21-23*c??
Do you have a thermometer with an external temp probe? if so stick the probe in the nute solution and see what kinda res temp your dealing with?
closetexplosion
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Your ppm should run 600-800 no higher though until you can diagnose problems just by sight. and freeze bottles of water and put in there, that should cool the water off a bit, 60-65F is ideal for hydro setups. luke warm is inviting root rot and fungus
Londoner
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I think your res temp is too high.......
Water quickly become anaerobic (oxegenless) or stagnant when the res temp is too high, meaning your roots are starving of oxegen, when roots are starved of oxegen your plants can present symptoms like that, almost looks like overwatering in soil, which is a similar scenario when excess water being held in the soil cannot be uptaken quick enough by the plant and the water becomes anaerobic around the roots starving them of oxegen and then wilting like that, high res temps are also an invite for root pathogens and bacterias. Im pretty sure high res temps can lockout certain nutrients aswell and give you inaccurate ph readings.
Water quickly become anaerobic (oxegenless) or stagnant when the res temp is too high, meaning your roots are starving of oxegen, when roots are starved of oxegen your plants can present symptoms like that, almost looks like overwatering in soil, which is a similar scenario when excess water being held in the soil cannot be uptaken quick enough by the plant and the water becomes anaerobic around the roots starving them of oxegen and then wilting like that, high res temps are also an invite for root pathogens and bacterias. Im pretty sure high res temps can lockout certain nutrients aswell and give you inaccurate ph readings.