bertosmurf
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What do i need to do?
Plants not looking healthy
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evergreengardener
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damn thats the filthiest grow ive ever seen. some people were meant to buy their weed
bertosmurf
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Lol great advice. Very helpful. I takw it your buying it for me seeing that the only advice you got
bertosmurf
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evergreengardener
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im not 1 for buying weed same as your not one for cleanliness
bertosmurf
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Well then gtfo my thread then id you cant help
evergreengardener
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is it truly yours if its on a public forum??
if you want real help then post more info what have your temps been like? whats the ph in that filthy res? what nutrients are you using? what are the temps in the res not just the cabinet?
youve been a member since 2008 and still cant grow a plant or know that noone can help you if you dont post the info requested above.
if you want real help then post more info what have your temps been like? whats the ph in that filthy res? what nutrients are you using? what are the temps in the res not just the cabinet?
youve been a member since 2008 and still cant grow a plant or know that noone can help you if you dont post the info requested above.
bertosmurf
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Maybe asking for info would help imstwad ig critizing.
Yes i been a member since 2008. But been out the game for some time now. And just getting back to it.
But anyways enough of that and lets get bavk to yhe topic
Resivor is a 1 gallon plastic shoe container, tap water is used. Ph is around 6.2 ( cant give exact level, no diggy ph reader), nutrients used is jacks classic. 1/4 tsp to 1 gal. Cabinets temps range from 70 - 80. Idk the water temps.. if there is anything else let me know.
evergreengardener
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my advice throw out that system or get ph pen and thermometer in res those are crucial to hydro growing. ph changes when nutes are added my advice would be to throw that out sterilize your area and grow in soil
bertosmurf
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Ill get a pen. And if i cant get them to bounce back, ill try soil.
evergreengardener
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doubtful they will come back take a pic of the roots real quick if they are not pearly white just trash them
bertosmurf
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I cant get a pic atm. But i can tell you the to bog ones roots are a light brownish and the little ones roots are white
evergreengardener
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roots are rotting then just toss them
Roger A. Shrubber
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you really ought to look into hempy buckets. very low maintenance compared to dwc, and while growth isn't quite as fast as dwc, it's way the hell faster than soil. add a little hydrogen peroxide to your water and never worry about root rot.
i run 10 gallon totes and get 5 to 7 oz dry out of each one, in a 4 x 7 area with a 600 and a 400 watt hps, set up as a perpetual. so close to a pound a month, with low effort....
i run 10 gallon totes and get 5 to 7 oz dry out of each one, in a 4 x 7 area with a 600 and a 400 watt hps, set up as a perpetual. so close to a pound a month, with low effort....
zem
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hempy or dwc, you still need ph and ec. There are cheaper ph meters that seem to work if you are lucky. Keep the sucker submerged in nute solution or storage solution and never ever let it dry and they normally live a while. My bluelab was in the 100$ range, 3years ago, still works like new. There are reports of people using 15$ knockoffs successfully but I had too much bad luck with anything less than bluelab.
GeneBanker
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Throw them in some dirt, and start over. You have a better chance of recovering them, and maybe getting some clones back later.
Roger A. Shrubber
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the cheap ph pens work ok, but you have to get a bottle of test solution and check them about once a month or they'll drift off.
i rinse mine off under tap water, rinse out the cap, and put it on wet. since i use mine at least twice a week, thats good enough, if you only use yours once a week or less, i'd fill the cap half full of water and store it vertically in a corner, or a jar, something to keep it upright.
i rinse mine off under tap water, rinse out the cap, and put it on wet. since i use mine at least twice a week, thats good enough, if you only use yours once a week or less, i'd fill the cap half full of water and store it vertically in a corner, or a jar, something to keep it upright.