Keep screen high enough above soil level to be able to water them.
Make sure you have a good drain tray And suck out the run off unless you plan on moving them.
I just move my screen up when I need to water and put it back down and rework the branches in the screen again. Kind of a pain in the ass but I’m new to coco/scrog so learning as I go.
i realize this might not work for me when I begin flowering and they develop buds on them so just keep screen high enough for you to work with for watering and have a good run off tray that you can vacuum water from or set up a self draining tray. I think most scrog people have dwc systems set up so they don’t have to worry about it. Just my 2 cents maybe someone else who is more experienced can chime in.
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I'm just gonna drop this... IDC it's not my plants and not my issue. I think you are seeing results of something else but you feel it's cal mag that's fine. Seen this so many times it makes my head spin. Don't think I'm posting on these nutes anymore.
I have an auto fertigation system. I have a 60gal reservoir. I use a submersible pump that pumps water out for 1 min, 4x daily. And I adjusted all the plant site valves to give me about 20% runoff.How do you feed em when you have scrogg?
meh - i had my landlord over 3 or 4 times with other people with him. never had an issues. Plus its legal in oregon. Just being respectful of the homeowner by keeping smells down.
Well, I looked at those pictures I started this thread with. They’ve come a pretty good ways in 10 days. Flipped 2 days ago.View attachment 919471View attachment 919472
They look great! Are you using RO water? I’m not (though there’s a rumour Santa is bringing me a filter for Xmas...fingers crossed.)Here are my girls, you''ll notice the exact same issue you were having previously.
Yeah, Canadian tire sells 20 gallon jugs for like 2 bucks too. I live 40 miles from a city and go through about 100 gallons a week. It’s more a not wanting to haul pallets full of RO water than a price thing. After this grow, I’m going to try a perpetual harvest, where I have two tents and put 2-3 plants in the flower tent every week, eventually harvesting 2-3 a week. If Santa doesn’t come through, I’ll bite the bullet and buy a filter before then.Yea using RO, you know you can go to your local aquarium store and get 5 gallon jugs of RO water for 50c a gallon right? I also agree. The PH perfect stuff is not perfect. Infact adding CalMag got my PH closer to a good PH. When I just add the nutes, my PH is pretty acidic, 5.6-5.7ish, adding cal/mag takes it close to 6.
I don’t know if it’s CO2. I just added that, but I think I need to add a better intake fan. I have a really good output fan, but it cranks up when the heat rises and it’s way more powerful than my intake, so I’m getting some negative pressure. The ones nearer the oscillating fan may just be the wind.I noticed your leaves are tacoing. That's normally due to high CO2 or too much wind (suffocating your plant). It's hard for your plant probably breathe in CO2, if the wind is blowing too hard but on other hand too much CO2 can be toxic.
Leaves curl up, something's wrong above, leaf curl down, something wrong in the root zone lol
The only plants showing tacoing were the ones right by the oscillating fan, they’ve improved just by changing the fan angle, but they also have some of the biggest stickiest buds, so I’m not too bothered. The thermometer reading 86 isn’t super accurate, that one got wet.Pretty sure the taco'ing is from the temps, not CO2. I looked in your last photos - does your thermometer say 86*? That would do it
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