Nice to see the numbers from his test posted. Don't need the test it self posted just numbers...alkalinity is what I need to further evaluate this issue...could be junk water?
700ppm have you had it tested? It would be interesting to see
what that ppm is.
Now you can have seasonal swings in well that could answer of you just have something Down there that seeps manganese deficient water flow through the earth,
He’s fine at. 70, it’s not gonna affect anything in the uptake dept until a. Prolonged cold snap indoors and no power, plants will generally start shutting down uptake at 55 -60 degrees for a 24 hour period I agree that it could be warmer, but if doing so mess with your creature comfort to try to balance your microclimate in the last weeks of summer,over a few degrees that are negligibl, depending on lineage and sourcing for the genetics, it could be a pretty easy deal here,
Not looking too much like that, stems are sturdy pretty much all the way through, i did feed on Tuesday night and new growth is looking very healthy and starting to see that green come back in some older growth.
There is very mild purple in the stems on the lower leaves that were really struggling, now that being said i did feed half a dose of nutrients and we are seeing more green and yellow is fading back looking more healthy.
So I'm here in CO, i have my first plants outdoors and they are finishing up and we are getting 55 -60 degree nights but the plants are doing fine and that's natural here, should be a two more weeks for those plants, same soil, different strains, than what's inside but didn't have the issue were are seeing with the indoor grow. So i do lean a little on the side i think what I'm growing now is a little more sassy (probably should of grabbed another easier strain). But the plants are here in my bedroom, temp i should say is more naturally around 73ish and it wont get cold in this heat pit of a room unless A. power goes out or B. I open the windows when it's 45 or lower.
Right on, yeah I’m not trying to spook ya, just give you options. So as low as 45 already! Damn! Sometimes i forget not everyone lives in the swamp like my dumb ass
And yeah man, you know pissy plants happen with variations and Phenos. They pop up on the regular, but yeah man don’t see anything wrong with you know 60° or whatever that’s totally good and the nights are getting down to 45 that’s not all night is it I mean that’s gotta be like a curve to where the day is cooling down and you know probably by like three or 4 AM it’s max cold? Temp is one thing, rh? If it high enough 75 degrees and unchecked rh can start trouble. You know, heat pit and not great airflow?Would this correct ph if too high?..
Correcting ph requires alkalinity to be added to your soil...especially if you want it to be stable and drift..
That ppm is crazy! Straight water no nutes? I thought mine was bad...
That ppm is crazy! Straight water no nutes? I thought mine was bad...
Sure would. Just ph the feed after giving them a good flush
Better to not ph adjust in soil. Heres what i do. Use enough tap to ro water. Get the ratio right that when you add your nutes the ph itself hits the spot you want it at..ppm of nutes isnt a huge deal as long as npk is balaced enough as to not bring on deficiency. Make sense?
My water tap to ro mixed at 25% tap gets me 225 ppm. Ph is 7.3 after nutes its 6.3 to 6.5....ph straight out of the tap is 8.3 to 8.5...roughly speaking
You can't accurately measure pH in distilled water, pH electrodes will not give accurate pH values in distilled or deionized water, therefore the readings you're getting are incorrect;
