Grownsince95
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Sucks, but you just have to take it as it comes.So, funny story this morning...
Yesterday I reprogrammed the rez timer back to the pre vacation settings. Except I was an hour off on one of my shut-off times. The pump ran for an hour and 7 seconds. The rez was probably empty after 2 minutes. It was full so that's 5 gallons on the floor of the tent to clean up now. On the bright side my medium is nice and reset now!!
C'est la vie!
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There's two mechanisms that effect soil pH. One is the buffers in the soil and the other is controlled by the plant with root exudates. Most of the heavy lifting is done by the buffers in the soil. They hold positive and negative ocharged ions and release them to neutralize acid or alkalinity introduced into the soil. That's why 5.5 pH rainwater is no problem.@Grownsince95
You're very versed in all this stuff and I've a question for ya.
When it comes to PH, in soil, I take it the plants like consistent 6.0-6.5. What about my potted plants on the patio outdoors in the summer.
My well water is around 7.0 and I figure the rain is around 5.5-6.0, so how does that affect the plant, or does it?
Yes, and then small adjustments are made in the rhizosphere by the roots of the plant for specific needs.Thank you! So, you're saying the slight difference between the rain and the well water is negligible if the potting soil has some organic material, like worm castings and lime to balance it out.
You know, I think playing GOD to these plants is exhausting. I can't wait for outdoors. LOLYes, and then small adjustments are made in the rhizosphere by the roots of the plant for specific needs.
I like to rotate my plants 180 degrees at each watering to balance out the lighting. OCD?Part of the reason I dislike scrogs so much is the inability to move plants around. I'm getting the feeling that maybe the seedlings are in a little stale micro climate because of the way everything is positioned.
Every watering? NoI like to rotate my plants 180 degrees at each watering to balance out the lighting. OCD?
Obsessive Cannabis Disorder?I like to rotate my plants 180 degrees at each watering to balance out the lighting. OCD?
@cpurola is fully recovered though!!!Every watering? No
Every 4 hours? Yes
Setting up a rotating fixture to constantly spin the plant or lights? Probably not treatable........
Okay are you pointing at me?Setting up a rotating fixture to constantly spin the plant or lights? Probably not treatable........
Okay are you pointing at me?Yes I rotated one of my plants on a wireless display table. Did it make any difference? Well, not really. Will I do it again? Probably not. LOL
Now what to do with the rotating display table, hmmm.
Do you think the UVB, the way you use it, has any effect on bugs or disease?Sneaking a peek when the UVB is on
I just give them a tiny hit for now. Enough to stress them a little and remind them who's boss. 5 min a light cycle. I'll ramp it up to the usual 20-30 min by the end of flower.
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Maybe if you count the added vigor the stress response gives them but it's not the light itself. I would need to use uvc.Do you think the UVB, the way you use it, has any effect on bugs or disease?
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