So the plants are in e.b. Stone organics ultimate recipe soil, three gallon smartpots. The girls were fed ewc tea with some kelp and fish through veg and two weeks into flower. With a little cal/mag mixed in as well with each watering, except for last watering when I introduced the bloom nutes. And a week later I got the yellowing and purple stems. My bloom nutes are roots organic Buddha bloom and hp2 bloombooster. I've only fed them with this once so far. Just watered today with cal/mag and a very light dose of bioroot general organics. Next watering will be another bloom feed with both the Buddha and hp2, and some cal/mg of course:)
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But to answer your question. Ppm is a measurement. It measures the salinity of a solution. The solution is water in our case. Salinity is basically salt or salts. .. Nutrients are essentially salts.
It's about the same size as my room, mines 2.5x5. If I ever get my shit together I'd want that set up for sure.
Ding Ding.. Fries are done. ..
It would be a wise investment! Cool thing is you get to watch him demo it for you! Can't beat that!
Lol I've never met Buddha but I've been high enough I might have thought I had lol
He got some leggy clones in there due to leaving them veg longer than intended. He seems to nullify that with big floppy colas....
I've been kinda like that the last couple hours lol
It's clean for sure. Looks like it's designed to pump out colas.
Very helpful. Guess I need a ppm meter. Thanks
About to hit them with some more light too, which I'm excited about:)
the more light they recieve the more defecient they may become as the plant excelerates the photosynthesis process
So do you recommend when you plan on lowering the light to slightly up the PPM? Is there a general ratio?
Yes. Unless your already pretty high and see no def.