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If you are just starting out with growing, going with 50 percent nutrients thru the first grow or 2 is a great way to get started.I got some more fertilizer today. Next feeding is Monday. I've been given them half the recommended dosage on their feeding chart. You guys think it's smart to start giving moreView attachment 1022863
I was thinking that would be smart. They both are doing very well. One better than the other. I'm also uusing dyna gro ph down and pro tektIf you are just starting out with growing, going with 50 percent nutrients thru the first grow or 2 is a great way to get started.
I haven't messed with anything other than raising my light. The bigone was getting really close. They are around 5 weeks from sprout right now.Tbh man they look great. Not sure why you would mess with that too much.
I just meant wrt more nutes. If you are going to push, do it during the stretch (first 20ish days of flower usually).I haven't messed with anything other than raising my light. The bigone was getting really close. They are around 5 weeks from sprout right now.
Very nice job here....don't change a thing but keep moving your light up as neededstl eh??? #growmo
Thank you. It's not much but it gives them a little extra co2Cheeky exhale bag! I like it.
It is the bad hanging from the wall. It is designed to omit CO2 to enrich the grow environment with CO2. Not totally sure how well they work. Never tried and curious.Milson what is an exhale bag? New to me....I live under a rock...
I think it will be more than enough for a boost. It's hard to measure in my tent because my tent is in an apartment and my birds live in there, but my CO2 is consistently reading at 1050 +-100 at soil, which I will take. It seems like the Exhale bag is contributing ~300 to that number based on my trials with and without, but because the intake has an inconsistent reading in the room (I have checked), it's either a completely shitty device or the CO2 fluctuates based on the presence of people, animals, etc.Thank you. It's not much but it gives them a little extra co2
@sshz is running them in his setup. I think neither of us have been able to get a good handle on how well they are working....but also things seem to be going okay with them soooooooo?It is the bad hanging from the wall. It is designed to omit CO2 to enrich the grow environment with CO2. Not totally sure how well they work. Never tried and curious.
@Anthem explained it. They have mixed reviews, but I thought why not lol.Milson what is an exhale bag? New to me....I live under a rock...
It is the bad hanging from the wall. It is designed to omit CO2 to enrich the grow environment with CO2. Not totally sure how well they work. Never tried and curious.
I should get one of those when I am down and just throw it in and monitor the CO2 levels with a controller and see if what it actually produces. I am having a hard time with the whole idea because I run CO2 from a bottle and the diving size tank holds 20 pounds of CO2 and will last me about 12 days in flower. I just wonder how that bag could exhale that much CO2. I run at 1500 PPM also.I think it will be more than enough for a boost. It's hard to measure in my tent because my tent is in an apartment and my birds live in there, but my CO2 is consistently reading at 1050 +-100 at soil, which I will take. It seems like the Exhale bag is contributing ~300 to that number based on my trials with and without, but because the intake has an inconsistent reading in the room (I have checked), it's either a completely shitty device or the CO2 fluctuates based on the presence of people, animals, etc.
By the eye test, my plants seem to like it. So whatever, it was not very expensive and I am not going to do a more expensive solution because it's a tent and I am pulling air out of it constantly, so I am not expecting much. I will evaluate again as I think about whether to buy another after this grow. It's definitely doing SOMETHING though: the organic matter is getting eaten away and it is all white on the top.
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