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Is it ready to harvest

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Vick_Vinegar said:
If you have adequate aggregate/aeration pretty much all peat or coco/compost and aggregate mixes hold enough air when saturated. These potting mixes hold plus 25% air even at the stage of actively running off so I've never had any issues with overwatering. In fact I water everything daily from the day one and never had any of these issues overwatering. Most of the time my issues come from drybacks as the EC rises and pH swings as the moisture content lowers, leading me to water every day regardless to keep steady pH and EC.

Pests are controlled by the predator mites in the potting mix. Hypoaspis miles will eat gnat larvae and other larvae in the medium. Being inside I've never had any pests bar gnats or the odd flat mite though so it's not too bad tbh..
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Thanks for your help brother
 
#265
ChairmanFester said:
It kinda doesn't matter that two completely different grows are fighting on a hijacked thread. It's like Mickey & Maud.
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Yeah, sometimes I don’t know if I’m responding to Frick or Frack (old timers will know who they were). I suggested that a new thread get started, but it didn’t happen.
 
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Phyto said:
Yeah, sometimes I don’t know if I’m responding to Frick or Frack (old timers will know who they were). I suggested that a new thread get started, but it didn’t happen.
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I started my own threads but you guys have helped and guided me alot and i thank you.
 
#269

5 gallon fabric pots are they good enough, this is one of them. I still dont know how to delete older threads like fusebox yripping which seems to be fine after i got the new light mate​

 
#270
Chazza69 said:

5 gallon fabric pots are they good enough, this is one of them. I still dont know how to delete older threads like fusebox yripping which seems to be fine after i got the new light mate​

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3 or 5 gallon, either would work. What size is your grow space?

I’m convinced the breaker tripping was from a short in one of your old lights.
 
#271
Phyto said:
3 or 5 gallon, either would work. What size is your grow space?

I’m convinced the breaker tripping was from a short in one of your old lights.
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1.2mx1.2mx2m but ive been advised to stick with my 10 litre plastic pots as i want to focus on just autos mate
 
#272
Chazza69 said:
1.2mx1.2mx2m but ive been advised to stick with my 10 litre plastic pots as i want to focus on just autos mate
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I cant get a place in the uk that has any in stock and greenleaf want to charge me 80 dollars to deliver from usa. No way im paying that. Any other brands team
 
#273
Chazza69 said:
I cant get a place in the uk that has any in stock and greenleaf want to charge me 80 dollars to deliver from usa. No way im paying that. Any other brands team
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Can’t help you there, I run a 6.5 ft x 6.5 x 7 ft tent, it’s an Apollo, but I’m not sure if they’re still in business. It’s almost 10 years old.
 
#274
Phyto said:
Can’t help you there, I run a 6.5 ft x 6.5 x 7 ft tent, it’s an Apollo, but I’m not sure if they’re still in business. It’s almost 10 years old.
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NIce size. Im looking at shogun just now as i think there has to be something wrong with this hornethydrophonis stuff. Im going to check in morning and give @Sativa the info of ph levels after every additive and ec too and water level before anything.
 
#275
I'm getting tent and another fan and filter out one outside of tent and one in so one pull air in one pulling air out
 
#276
josh65 said:
I'm getting tent
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Your sprouts are already suffering from living in a tornado. What makes you think you need push and pull fans? Have you done anything about repotting your sprouts in 1/3rd whatever you made and 2/3rds regular unmodified soil with some spacer like sand, perlite, or coco?
Do that and get back to us.
 
#277
ChairmanFester said:
I can easily explain that to your satisfaction if that is your only concern. 😊

Ok, so all will be clear.
Aero- for obviously Aeros, of course "love".
Ponic(a)- πόνος (pónos) = labor, effort, toil
-ponic originally referred not to water, but to the exertion involved in sustaining life through cultivation.
“Growth achieved through labor mediated by water.”

Obviously.
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It's old nasa made it for space Hpa high pressure airoponics. There is a specific particle size that gets best absorbed by roots
 
#278
I'm not sure if I'm trying to introduce a pidgeon to chess here but learn about VPD. Air temp vs air humidity regulated by airflow; a three way relationship. Then DO THE MINIMUM to get the numbers (75 degrees f. 55% RH. 2 mph indirect air flow). Start at that baseline and try to get to it first. THEN we can fix the environment.
 
#279
ChairmanFester said:
I'm not sure if I'm trying to introduce a pidgeon to chess here but learn about VPD. Air temp vs air humidity regulated by airflow; a three way relationship. Then DO THE MINIMUM to get the numbers (75 degrees f. 55% RH. 2 mph indirect air flow). Start at that baseline and try to get to it first. THEN we can fix the environment.
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Chess to a pigeon? Id say with the current context it's more akin to explaining the current global political climate to a wet paper bag full of rubber dicks. But with less attention span.

At least a pigeon can be good company lol. Yet here I find myself contributing. Maybe the wet paper bag of dicks is me.
 
#280
Somebody tell me if she's doing okay I think she is cuz she looks like she's coming back pulling through whatever is wrong with her I don't know what it is my check my pH is fine so I don't know if it's worth the fan was on her or what was going on but let me know thank you
 
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