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okay ty. Is it alright if my stem is curving a little? i can send a pic if you need.
Also when in grow doing regular seeds, if i get males do i throw them out? (Like how do i tell)
Algae.. from light. As the plants grow they will shade the rockwool and it won't happen as much. Some use covers to prevent this. I don't see it as an overly big issue but algae generally like nitrogen, phosphates and silicates, I don't see it being an issue more than a nuisance since you fertagate enough that nutrients should not at all be impacted.Hey brothas, it been a minute since I posted so I will update ya. I really got only 2 questions that im confused about.
1) Is it alright if there is some greenish (looks like moss) on the top of the rockwool and is it harmful to the plants?
2) Also one of my ladies stems are starting to turn red, is this okay and if not how should I fix it?
Please lmk what you think about the questions and how the plants grow.
Thanks,
NewGrower77
Just from light exposure... nothing to be concerned aboutWhat about the redding on the stem/leave stems? Should I be concerned?
But it’s eating the food that your plant should get all of . ? OdThe algae on the rockwool I liked, sort of made it look organic, and if algae can grow, so can your plants.
Shouldn't impact nutes at all. I used to use algae scrubbers in my tanks to keep nitrogen below 5ppm. typically water changes were needed weekly to keep my discus tanks below 20ppm on a 50gal tank a 1' square sheet of algae would keep ppm below 5 and most times 0. The ppm if not used would rise like 2-3ppm a day from food and fish waste. So IMO its not an issueBut it’s eating the food that your plant should get all of . ? Od
Absolutely. Just watch for the signs of male and remove them before they crack there nuts.so they only show during fliower? can i remove them before they pollinate the fems?
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