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What humidity… id bump that feed back up to 800ppm
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It’s always hot so my ac is always on so the little apartment is always dehumidifiedWhat humidity… id bump that feed back up to 800ppm
Need more humidifiers, the flower tent usually stays in the 50s rh, besides the spike up to high 60s, with a LST of 75-79, ambient 78-80
The damn veg tent was at 35 RH 80f, know they gotta be stressin
Hopefully this rain helps
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Week 3-5 are the most intensive nutrient wise! I agree with Aqua
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They look ok its plant temos tgat matter and transpiration rates will be high so i think your ok.It’s always hot so my ac is always on so the little apartment is always dehumidified
Need more humidifiers, the flower tent usually stays in the 50s rh, besides the spike up to high 60s, with a LST of 75-79, ambient 78-80
The damn veg tent was at 35 RH 80f, know they gotta be stressin
Hopefully this rain helps
As @Shaded_One said this is when they are hungry as hell. Flush was to re stabilize the media due to amount of watering and runoff. Light feed after so they dont starve. Then back to regular feed strength with proper runoff will prevent needing a flush again
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Getting on that track, home now will probably water again soonThey look ok its plant temos tgat matter and transpiration rates will be high so i think your ok.
As @Shaded_One said this is when they are hungry as hell. Flush was to re stabilize the media due to amount of watering and runoff. Light feed after so they dont starve. Then back to regular feed strength with proper runoff will prevent needing a flush again
Thanks sirs
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The balling on a budget 321 recipe is the same for veg AND flower ??
That doesn’t seem right, as ratio demands change.
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They do and they dont. That recipe is a middle ground fairly well suited across the entire grow.The balling on a budget 321 recipe is the same for veg AND flower ??
That doesn’t seem right, as ratio demands change.
If you drop the nitrogen down you want to br raising the ppm.
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InterestingThey do and they dont. That recipe is a middle ground fairly well suited across the entire grow.
If you drop the nitrogen down you want to br raising the ppm.
So much more to learn still
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Interesting
So much more to learn still
I believe that Bugbee runs a 20-20-20 all the way through the plant lifecycle too
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RightI believe that Bugbee runs a 20-20-20 all the way through the plant lifecycle too
Suppose the plant takes what it needs/wants but also seems not the case either idk
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Right
Suppose the plant takes what it needs/wants but also seems not the case either idk
Yeah you'd think a lot would be going to waste or that the plant obviously would have slightly higher/lower demands for certain things as time goes on but I ain't no plant rocket scientist ;)
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Well 2 basic pathways… ion exchange and passive. Ratios are important but they are also effected by concentration
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Well 2 basic pathways… ion exchange and passive. Ratios are important but they are also effected by concentration
I assume he uses higher %'s because he grows hydro? I couldn't imagine using a 20-20-20 dry amendment full cycle
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i think he uses the 20-20-20 on his coco/spaghum/verm mix - but that is "like a hydro mix"I assume he uses higher %'s because he grows hydro? I couldn't imagine using a 20-20-20 dry amendment full cycle
id have to go back and watch his videos
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Yea he doesi think he uses the 20-20-20 on his coco/spaghum/verm mix - but that is "like a hydro mix"
id have to go back and watch his videos
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keeps it balanced and the plant will do the rest?I assume he uses higher %'s because he grows hydro? I couldn't imagine using a 20-20-20 dry amendment full cycle
idk
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holy fuckSo ratio wise you can tweak and some genetics like slightly different mixes but imo you want to stay between 100-130ppm of nitrogen.
Brands like athena run a lower ratio of nitrogen so they are run at a higher ppm often close or more than 2000ppm
Thinking how that works
Also are those designed for CLFeed?
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