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Hungry plant, it’s saying feed me more nitrogen!

I’m not too familiar with eh. Any reason your leaning towards those 2? I’ve only used the mc 1 part but ditched it due to poor dissolution. Heard the 2 part was decent, similar to jacks. A good 3 part from gh or green planet(same formula) is an easy way to go too. A lot of guys use Cana too and...

If there’s one thing I’ve learned over the years is there’s more than a few ways to grow in coco lol. I definitely feed stronger but not as much as I used to when starting out with coco/perlite. I don’t see any issue with the op’s runoff ec or it rising a bit, still very low imo. I think the...

Hey man, so I will offer my opinions here. Those pictures combined with what your feeding, those plants are starving. You have multiple deficiencies going on due to lack of nutrients. The light green and almost yellow leaves are a dead giveaway. Your barely feeding full grown plants what I feed...

check out some articles on crop steering. I started looking more into it when I tried out Hugo blocks. There’s more than 1 way to grow in coco for sure. daily multi waterings I’ve found to be the best but you do want to get a certain percentage of dry backs daily, especially when flipping to...

I would give 2 gal air pots a try. I used 2 gals for a few years now but wanted to go down a bit to get some more dry backs and feeds in. 1 gals just seemed too small so I’m using 2 gals now with about 1.5 gal of coco in each, we’ll see how it goes.

I would actually plant them in the coco, not just set them on top.

Definitely feeding way too much, should be giving one of those feeds that every few days or when you start to see the coco drying out. They need some dry back to establish roots especially when really young.

Nice clean setup man. The 3 gals are a bit big and hold a fair amount of moisture. The tough part with pots that size is to get in multiple feeds a day but also get a decent dry back. I would stick with 2-3 feeds a day, but if your not getting a half decent dry back at least overnight you will...

Hey if that works for Ya more power to ya, obviously more than one way works here, but I've been fuckin with these aero cloners since I built my own over 10 years ago and tried every trick in the book, and what's worked for me is keeping it simple, straight water, pump 24/7 and temps at 80. Oh...

I would also say that your temps in the cloner should be warmer. I've found 78-82 the best temps for quickest rooting, anything below that and roots take forever.

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Love those pearly white justiceman! Here's some from my aero cloner!

There decent in size, I do 4 plants per 1000w. Use to do 1 plant per 1kw in 20-25gals so these are small lol. I have no clue how much each plant is getting because each one has specific drippers on them for how much feed there going through. Some plants have 2x 2 gal drippers, some have one, and...

Ya I've tried every ratio possible really. The more coco I would cut out the more I could feed them and hence they would grow faster. Just as an experiment I'm trying about 90-95% perlite, it's crazy how fast they respond when you feed them or give them just water. I think it's a little too...

I feed 12 times per day in flower in 10 and 7 gals. Anywhere from 12-1500 ppm, some plants have runoff some don't. I'm in 80/20 perlite coco.

Pics? How long is just switched?

Heres a few from the most recent transplant. These were in 3 gals going into 10's. Who said you cant get nice roots in perlite coco mix...Last picture is just over 3 weeks before.

Used countless types of drippers and the best I have used and only ones i use now are the Ceta PC emitters. If they get clogged just unscrew and clean and good as new. https://www.dripworks.com/ceta-pc-emitters-antelco