obligatedaggie
Active Member
So I try not to talk in first person anymore; paranoia they're sure
So, found these pics of a grow in progress. WW are the 2 scrawny fellas, 2 church, and 1 power skunk (they think is what it is). They're horrible at organizing, but didn't think it'd be too hard to tell the difference.
Early on they had problems with nute burn, and lately with pH fluctuations. The page with pictures helped figure out the problem, and it's getting more attention now. The rez is pretty big; bigger than they should have gotten but a miscalculation when purchasing (they said "sure, the tent is 4' wide" when it was really 40").
using FF grow big, and just replaced res for the first time; ppm is about 500 right now (maybe 350-400 from nutes, ie, ppm<100 before nutes). ***edit*** Also, flooded 4 times a day for 15 minutes each time
They learned they should be a whole lot more careful with the nutes with the sativa type plants; the church n power skunk were fiiiiine, but the WW got slapped around good.
The last picture is the setup. It stays pretty cool, though my water temperature fluctuates quite a bit. They have to alternate putting in frozen water bottles to keep it at least cool to the touch (could really use a water thermometer; their last one overheated or something in storage, stopped working). They're forgoing covering the flood table until next grow; it's not enough of an issue. When the rez water is changed, they wipe down the whole thing so algae doesn't just get built upon after the change.
Also adding about 350mL of 3% peroxide with the fresh water. In the rez, there is a 14" airstone, along with a 500gph pump to flood the tank and a 300gph pump circulating water around the rez. The 300 is also used to empty the rez by hooking it up to tubing thats run to the bathroom for draining. Originally, the 300 was all they had, but the drainage was too much, and they couldn't flood the tank enough. Since only one air stone (run constantly) is in use, the 300 pump pushes bubbles pretty much, helping oxygenate the whole rez.
Always up for tips. One thing Ithey'd like to say is the light hangers they're using can barely handle the weight from reflector/light/light cover/hoses. Just wanted to mention it*
Reflector is yieldmaster 2
using sunshade
400w MH for now; will switch to the HPS in a week or 2
So, found these pics of a grow in progress. WW are the 2 scrawny fellas, 2 church, and 1 power skunk (they think is what it is). They're horrible at organizing, but didn't think it'd be too hard to tell the difference.
Early on they had problems with nute burn, and lately with pH fluctuations. The page with pictures helped figure out the problem, and it's getting more attention now. The rez is pretty big; bigger than they should have gotten but a miscalculation when purchasing (they said "sure, the tent is 4' wide" when it was really 40").
using FF grow big, and just replaced res for the first time; ppm is about 500 right now (maybe 350-400 from nutes, ie, ppm<100 before nutes). ***edit*** Also, flooded 4 times a day for 15 minutes each time
They learned they should be a whole lot more careful with the nutes with the sativa type plants; the church n power skunk were fiiiiine, but the WW got slapped around good.
The last picture is the setup. It stays pretty cool, though my water temperature fluctuates quite a bit. They have to alternate putting in frozen water bottles to keep it at least cool to the touch (could really use a water thermometer; their last one overheated or something in storage, stopped working). They're forgoing covering the flood table until next grow; it's not enough of an issue. When the rez water is changed, they wipe down the whole thing so algae doesn't just get built upon after the change.
Also adding about 350mL of 3% peroxide with the fresh water. In the rez, there is a 14" airstone, along with a 500gph pump to flood the tank and a 300gph pump circulating water around the rez. The 300 is also used to empty the rez by hooking it up to tubing thats run to the bathroom for draining. Originally, the 300 was all they had, but the drainage was too much, and they couldn't flood the tank enough. Since only one air stone (run constantly) is in use, the 300 pump pushes bubbles pretty much, helping oxygenate the whole rez.
Always up for tips. One thing Ithey'd like to say is the light hangers they're using can barely handle the weight from reflector/light/light cover/hoses. Just wanted to mention it*
Reflector is yieldmaster 2
using sunshade
400w MH for now; will switch to the HPS in a week or 2
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