thehighguy
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Hello, thanks for taking the time to view this post.
About 2 weeks ago I started rooting 4 new clones. Rooted them right into my drip irrigation set up. They started to grow around 10 days ago, took off 6 days ago.
Right after the plants started to take off some of the leaves curled and it seems to be progressing. On the bright side all the curled leaves are old growth, so their leaves that were originally on the clone, but have increased in size.
The set up is simple. Irritates every 2 hours starting at 8am. Final watering is at 4pm. 16-8 lighting for now, and their dry backed at night. Megacrop 2 part for fertilizer, with some cal-mag, ph of 5.8-6.0, although the reservoir tends to drift up to a ph of 6.2 after 48 hours.
Run off is collected and recycled, which is probably why my ph tends to climb. I guess what I'm asking is will I need to start running of to waste to keep my ph stable?
About 2 weeks ago I started rooting 4 new clones. Rooted them right into my drip irrigation set up. They started to grow around 10 days ago, took off 6 days ago.
Right after the plants started to take off some of the leaves curled and it seems to be progressing. On the bright side all the curled leaves are old growth, so their leaves that were originally on the clone, but have increased in size.
The set up is simple. Irritates every 2 hours starting at 8am. Final watering is at 4pm. 16-8 lighting for now, and their dry backed at night. Megacrop 2 part for fertilizer, with some cal-mag, ph of 5.8-6.0, although the reservoir tends to drift up to a ph of 6.2 after 48 hours.
Run off is collected and recycled, which is probably why my ph tends to climb. I guess what I'm asking is will I need to start running of to waste to keep my ph stable?
Thanks for your reply, they are definitely experiencing high RH, I currently recirculating air in the room. I can fix that by starting my exhaust fan. Why did you suspect to much nitrogen? Leaves to dark?
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