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Fantastic. Through my searches before posting this thread, that is the same adjustment I wanted to make so nice to hear from someone who had similar issues.Drop your RH about 10%. Mine were doing the same thing until I got the environment happier. I run at 82F/50% RH during lights on. Keeps the VPD at ~1.5kPa
Fuck, I wish. I'd be really killing it if I were. Unfortunately, my configuration is fully vented, so I'm not eager to waste the CO2. Whatever CO2 the girls get is what I breathe while working in the room the tent's in all day.Fantastic. Through my searches before posting this thread, that is the same adjustment I wanted to make so nice to hear from someone who had similar issues.
Question though, are you running CO2 with those numbers?
I am also vented, good to hear. I'll be going with this adjustment for tomorrows day cycle, thanks for the input tobh.Fuck, I wish. I'd be really killing it if I were. Unfortunately, my configuration is fully vented, so I'm not eager to waste the CO2. Whatever CO2 the girls get is what I breathe while working in the room the tent's in all day.
Kinda like this post?So far you've gotten shit advice.
i got that when my hormones were juiced to much of some thingHello.
The plants pictured below are gorilla glue.
They are in day 3 of flower 12/12
I am growing in rockwool under LEDs
They are receiving 23k lux and 520par
My feed is at 5.7ph/1.4ec
My room is sitting at 79F/60RH day cycle
My room is sitting at 72F/55RRH night cycle
I had a ph issue for a while and have since stabilized it.
When I take a sample of the root zone via syringe, the average reading is 6.0ph/1.1ec
I attributed the leaf twist to ph fluctuations during the time I was fixing it, but since that has been stabilized I am curious as to why I am still seeing this tornado leaf on the newer growth.
Well give us some good! This is a common issue. Please share and we will decide who’s full of shitSo far you've gotten shit advice.
By any chance do you have any algae growing on the tops of your cubes?Gon bump this thread cuz i found something going on with the ph inside my cubes just now and can't really find another thread with similar symptoms.
The ph took a nose dive inside my cubes (which i havent checked in 2 days cuz it was stable). My feed going in is 5.7ph/1.6ec and i tested a few cubes at 4.2ph/1.1ec
It was sitting at 5.9ph just 2 days ago, not sure if this is a red flag of something bad like root rot. Now I am thinking the plants looking slightly off these past 2 days is cuz of the very acidic root zone. They were flipped to 12/12 3 days ago which is the last time everything seemed okay.
Typically I will see one go up and the other go down or both stay the same. But never seen a combination of both numbers going down? Any ideas on what this could be?
Might try foliar an epsom salt mix on a few plants and already dialed back the light, you are second person to say Mag. Do you attribute Mag to the leaf shape or are you looking at the color of the leaf?Light stress, looks like a touch of magnesium would also help... mag only NOT cal/mag.
Yes a bit but I run h202 periodically so it dies off, a lot of the tops of the cubes are just brownish now from the dead algae.By any chance do you have any algae growing on the tops of your cubes?
So what’s your advice or are you stumped ...So far you've gotten shit advice.
shit read my mind. blocks are always pretty light until midday. But I noticed today that some of the plants I flushed and didnt water them for 24 hours shot down to 3.5ph, while the ones that were on the normal schedule were around 5.4. So I just decided to increase the irrigation length for each feed.How often are you watering them? Are they getting proper dryback?
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