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I’ve read a lot of posts from this site, and very thankful there’s a community like this I can read about people’s experiences, knowledge, and advice.
Deep down farmer, waiting to get out.. Going to age myself here. In ‘94, I went to a military high school. Wrote a very lengthy paper for sociology about why this should be legal. Very taboo, and got in trouble for it, did get an A though.
Recently started my adventure in learning hydro. Never done before, but felt like I had common sense to try. I love growing.. spent 10 years with a girl who hated the fact I had domes all over our apartment, trying to grow non sensical stuff especially for where I was. Orchid Dalhias? Indoors in the Midwest, and a very small condo.
Plants fascinate me. Felt like trying this, would offer me a great way to learn everything. Let’s face it, it’s the ultimate plant to grow.
Hoping to connect with the community, because let’s face it, I’m lost at times. I’ve gone down a lot of rabbit holes.
Felt like I did a fairly decent grow with my first attempt, with seeds that were from, (I now know the difference between feminized, and regular). Sad day when 5 were males, and 3 were female. However the seeds were from very bad genetics, and when I was ready to harvest, and flushed. They started to herm.
I have a new grow going.. hoping I can ask a few questions..
It wasn’t root rot, but a brown slime… was able to clear it up for the most part with Hydroguard.
My question is when to use SLF100 vs. HydroGuard?
This new setup, I went with 5 gallon DWC buckets, with a drip. My dumbass didn’t know at the time about the lights, nutrients.. the drip system sat on top of the clay pebbles; and where this sludge probably started.
I keep hearing about light leaks. How do you prevent light leaks when changing nutes? Do it in the dark? Light leaks in the lines? Using check valves that are clear, but there far down the air hose. Could that potentially cause an issue?
Deep down farmer, waiting to get out.. Going to age myself here. In ‘94, I went to a military high school. Wrote a very lengthy paper for sociology about why this should be legal. Very taboo, and got in trouble for it, did get an A though.
Recently started my adventure in learning hydro. Never done before, but felt like I had common sense to try. I love growing.. spent 10 years with a girl who hated the fact I had domes all over our apartment, trying to grow non sensical stuff especially for where I was. Orchid Dalhias? Indoors in the Midwest, and a very small condo.
Plants fascinate me. Felt like trying this, would offer me a great way to learn everything. Let’s face it, it’s the ultimate plant to grow.
Hoping to connect with the community, because let’s face it, I’m lost at times. I’ve gone down a lot of rabbit holes.
Felt like I did a fairly decent grow with my first attempt, with seeds that were from, (I now know the difference between feminized, and regular). Sad day when 5 were males, and 3 were female. However the seeds were from very bad genetics, and when I was ready to harvest, and flushed. They started to herm.
I have a new grow going.. hoping I can ask a few questions..
It wasn’t root rot, but a brown slime… was able to clear it up for the most part with Hydroguard.
My question is when to use SLF100 vs. HydroGuard?
This new setup, I went with 5 gallon DWC buckets, with a drip. My dumbass didn’t know at the time about the lights, nutrients.. the drip system sat on top of the clay pebbles; and where this sludge probably started.
I keep hearing about light leaks. How do you prevent light leaks when changing nutes? Do it in the dark? Light leaks in the lines? Using check valves that are clear, but there far down the air hose. Could that potentially cause an issue?