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Feed charts are always high...you feed as needed not what someone or something says..and what is a EC a medium?.. medium has nothing to do with EC levels..
You misunderstood...if you think I was off...I give all my mediums the same EC.. depending on plants...my dwc gets same as my coco and I use my excess in dirt.. maybe I'm just super lucky..that's what I said and I stand by it..Uhh.. you're joking right?
EC only exists in a medium. Water, soil, rockwool.... the medium is the current media you're growing in...
I could keep posting links, but I'm sure you get it by now.
Salts build up in your media, depending on what your medium is, it should be checked regularly (if you even care) to be sure you're not building up salts..
Hope this was just a misunderstanding on your part. It's actually real basic grow knowledge.
You are the problem with this site..ppl.want to argue about what they miss read...in the first post they said that that was running a certain ec because there feed chart said that Rookwood required a higher EC... I've never had to run a higher or lower EC simply because of what I'm growing in..feed different yes but all about the same EC basically...
BIG ROOM 40,000 wattsThanks for the replies guys. This is my first time running these strains but the guy I got cuts off of has had them a while. The plants do look perfectly healthy without any issues whatsoever so I guess I should be happy with that. They're under slightly less than 40 000 watts within a few feet to the bulbs with 1200 ppm of co2 so neither light or co2 should be a pigeon hole.
The plants are healthy but I can't wait to be able to blast the ec so I know im getting the max out of the room
Lmao u heard that too huh?BIG ROOM 40,000 watts
I dont think they were bullies , i think they just had a missunderstandingBullies sheesh, and none of you gave him useful info.
Here you go bud,
When nutrient companies create those charts, that's based off YEARS of them perfecting strains and catering their nutes to match their needs.
That being said, are you growing genetics, and giving them the same environmental surrounding as the Apex Labs in the Netherlands do?
Me either...
That being said, an easy strategy is to aim for 50% of what you read a pro used.
If their plants want 1.2ec at week 5, you'd better believe every single moment since before seed was planned for that.
I personally have never had repeated success with un-stabilized genetics running an ec over 1.2, and that's at week 8.
For me, I have found a broad spectrum best result landed around 500-900 bell-curve for best results over the course of the flower cycle.
Unstable genetics means you havent ran that plant clone/seed/clone/seed for less than 10 cycles. That's when phenos and chemotypes become stable.
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