PPM too low?

trippy
the people who are telling you your ppm should be high are correct IF your plants are healthy...... Yours arnt and need much less

200-300 ppm and leave them to recover , don't do anymore reasearch about weekly ppm levels UNTIL they have recovered well.

i gave you a weekly schedule from week 1 - 8
but that was on the terms that they are healthy..... Yours arnt healthy YET.

200-300ppm and leave them to FULLY recover, by that time i should be back in the convo with you.

please listen to this info or you'll kill them period mate

don't do anything to them like uping the ppm or any more transplanting,

200-300 ppm and LEAVE them to recover.

I have left them mate will update in a week.

1.4EC is good for any age plant.

I've never seen a successful crop from a clone machine. It looks like you are breaking new ground here. Those plants would love a tried and true DWC bucket.

Trippyness said:

past your 38 day old plants here.

Appriciated.

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I take my cuttings and put them in the cloner with fresh tap water only.

After 5-10 days they all have small roots showing.

When the roots start to show, I add nutrients until the water level is 100ppm / 0.2EC. I also adjust PH to 5.5-6.0.

After a further week in the cloner the roots should be substantial. You should then move from the cloner to your veg/grow tent or room. At this stage is where I count "0" weeks.

My plants in the below picture are 4 weeks into veg, for your reference. On the fourth week I run ~400-500ppm / 0.8-1.0EC. A little higher wouldn't hurt them at this stage either, I just wanted to confirm that the advice given to you previously isn't "shit" instead informative and correct. Good luck

Never let that meter go over 800, regardless of tap water ppm. With little girls like that, I'd probably go for 400.
Consider some rhyzo mate.

Nice @gumtree

Trippyness said:

Can you give me a PPM scheduel that is good to use mate?
Big help as I am getting tons of PPM advice that is obv wrong.

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