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Absolutely. My irrigation strategy and efficiency is something I wanted to really work on this run. Hence the new watering system. I didn't even start the crop steering till week 4 of flower or so I didn't do the important generative steering during stretch. Next run flower will be steered start to finish. Hoping to get the stacked colas you see the industry guys gettingI was pretty resistant to some of the claims on the impact crop steering has made in this industry . I mean that in general terms not just watering but kept an open mind on it. If done properly its as beneficial as nost claim but also like anything you apply it improperly and you can have negative consequences. One of this stuff is really plug and play atleast to the full extent many like to think it is.
To me it’s something to master after environment, and basic watering
yes sir, sorry to jack such a tantamount thread, i will take my leave.guys this friendship is off to a rough start and i get that but ima have to see if i can get this cleaned up so others can find information.
No need for leave bro just related.yes sir, sorry to jack such a tantamount thread, i will take my leave.
Heard.No need for leave bro just related.
you guys will work this out just maybe not in this thread please.
cause aeroponics isnt advanced at all or anything, pretty basic simple stuff there, that i also mixed with coco and learned how to grow in coco right here from aqua.Is that really your third or fourth cycle. I know you mentioned this is your 4th cycle. Usually most have advanced beyond your results in such time. But some take longer than others!!!!!!!!!
So roots can absorb co2 as well? And do a little?Hey Aqua thanks for the oxygen rhizosphere study - been a good read!
btw - roots can absorb CO2/bicarbonates and they have a metabolic pathway to process that, some even seems to enter starch production in the leaves. BUT... I'm not able to find anything on this on cannabis and believe the amount is rather small, though in C4/CAD/CAM plants it seems to matter a bit.
Maybe one day we'll know more about how to make use of this. As for now, atmospherical CO2 levels still rise so hemp will perform better with each year xD (and hopefully help to remedy our biosphere!)
Interesting thanks for sharingAt the 27 min mark is where she talks about Co2 absorption thru the roots.
Anytime. I know this is the coco thread and she's a soil scientist, but the study of Co2 absorption thru the roots piqued my interestInteresting thanks for sharing
Of course, and I figure it would still carry over somewhat atleast to other medium grows.Anytime. I know this is the coco thread and she's a soil scientist, but the study of Co2 absorption thru the roots piqued my interest
Hey @N1ghtL1ght yes if my memory serves me right you are correct and if I remember correctly its an insignificant amount. If i were to hazard a guess based off memory it would be a survival tactic involving ATP.Hey Aqua thanks for the oxygen rhizosphere study - been a good read!
btw - roots can absorb CO2/bicarbonates and they have a metabolic pathway to process that, some even seems to enter starch production in the leaves. BUT... I'm not able to find anything on this on cannabis and believe the amount is rather small, though in C4/CAD/CAM plants it seems to matter a bit.
Maybe one day we'll know more about how to make use of this. As for now, atmospherical CO2 levels still rise so hemp will perform better with each year xD (and hopefully help to remedy our biosphere!)
What’s your setup it may workWow wish i saw this thread earlier today been having a hell of a time finding a hp pump. I definitely just bought way to big of a pump at the hydro store lol fack gonna have to return and get a hydro lock most likely... just bought a 706 gph ecoplus elite series and lol way to big for my 18 plant setup not trying to power wash them XD
What’s your setup it may work
Are you going to be running open ended?man the specs on this pump are just too gnarly, its 26 psi start pressure and like 46 psi max pressure (90 feet of lift?!) but thats at a 1 inch diameter mpt nozzle and my lines are 1/2 inch, says not to reduce the lines. I imagine the pressure becomes ridiculous in a 1/2 in tube especially if the total length is under 30 feet. i will most likely keep it for the watermelon patch irrigation, seems to be more fit for an application in a much larger scale like 100+ emitters.
18 pressure compensating woodpecker jr 2gph emitters on a ~25 foot line of 1/2 inch poly with an inline filter. It's probably overkill idk what i was thinking when i bought it i was a little ripped lol.Are you going to be running open ended
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