Porky1982
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Banned for saying your advice is worthless!!
Which when the first question you always ask is about light high and burn is true!!
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Which when the first question you always ask is about light high and burn is true!!
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That grow is crazy!there’s a thread from a member who is gone that did a few hundred plants in solo cups till harvest.. see if i can find it for ya..
It’s going to take me awhile to go through that thread.
He had to of setup a drip line, just craziness.
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seriously your gonna grasp at straws.. gonna say something that’s not true about me now?.Banned for saying your advice is worthless!!
Which when the first question you always ask is about light high and burn is true!!
look your banned for a month.. learn to be polite while your gone..
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Observationist. I think he was.there’s a thread from a member who is gone that did a few hundred plants in solo cups till harvest.. see if i can find it for ya..
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maybe 2ml per gallon..I was on another thread and realized I’m way over doing it on calmag which may be leading to the dark green and downed tips.
The label says 5ml per gallon, I’m using RO.
Going to cut it back to 1ml.
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kinda hard to screw up with calmag..maybe 2ml per gallon..
as long as you got good humidity and airflow through the plants so than the transpiration ratio is high than calcium is rarely an issue as it’s also a nutrient that is non mobile, like putting blocks on top of each other as it grows..
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So I’m tired of buying RO and I don’t see myself getting an RO filter for my house anytime soon.maybe 2ml per gallon..
My city water has high “”manganese” levels, so high that they advise us not to drink it.
What would high Magnanese levels do to plants?
I mean I shower in the stuff, I’m half way normal.
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really they say not to drink it? can i ask where you are?So I’m tired of buying RO and I don’t see myself getting an RO filter for my house anytime soon.
My city water has high “”manganese” levels, so high that they advise us not to drink it.
What would high Magnanese levels do to plants?
I mean I shower in the stuff, I’m half way normal.
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Just some small town with bad water.really they say not to drink it? can i ask where you are?
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mmmm well probably not good to use, but buying water? geez..Just some small town with bad water.
can you collect rain water?
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It actually more common in water supplies then you would think.Just some small town with bad water.
I think municipalities just tell people not to drink it so they are not liable.
I’m not sure that anybody really knows what’s healthy or not healthy for you when it comes down to things like that, you can draw strong correlations to things but they can also be adequately opposed.
Reminds me of the flush or not to flush buds before harvest argument.
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Yeah at $1.75 a gallon I might be better off buying some distilling equipment in the long run.mmmm well probably not good to use, but buying water? geez..
can you collect rain water?
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ok but isn’t water high in manganese discoloured like yellowish or brownish and doesn’t it stain stuff like your toilet bowl?.Yeah at $1.75 a gallon I might be better off buying some distilling equipment in the long run.
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No, not that bad.ok but isn’t water high in manganese discoloured like yellowish or brownish and doesn’t it stain stuff like your toilet bowl?.
I’m going to use it for my next grow and let the chlorine gas off.
I have just been particular about my first real grow, didn’t want any odd ball variables throwing me for a loop.
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ok i guess you have to try it.. i’m thinking if it’s a touch on the high side than a soilless medium that has ph buffers would be best to use..No, not that bad.
I’m going to use it for my next grow and let the chlorine gas off.
I have just been particular about my first real grow, didn’t want any odd ball variables throwing me for a loop.
like pro mix hp or bx etc.. most all their soilless mixes are fine to use..
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Yeah, I have been thinking about investing in a drip line anyways.ok i guess you have to try it.. i’m thinking if it’s a touch on the high side than a soilless medium that has ph buffers would be best to use..
like pro mix hp or bx etc.. most all their soilless mixes are fine to use..
Can’t always be there when they need me kind of thing.
Been briefly looking at somewhat cost effective ones like a vivosun.
The soilless mediums don’t really retain water right? That’s the point of them?
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no they do retain water, they just don’t contain any nutrients but has ph buffers so you feed with every watering..Yeah, I have been thinking about investing in a drip line anyways.
Can’t always be there when they need me kind of thing.
Been briefly looking at somewhat cost effective ones like a vivosun.
The soilless mediums don’t really retain water right? That’s the point of them?
that’s just how i grow.. there’s many ways but i feel with your water that would be best..
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I see…so it’s starting with a 0 baseline for nutrients.no they do retain water, they just don’t contain any nutrients but has ph buffers so you feed with every watering..
that’s just how i grow.. there’s many ways but i feel with your water that would be best..
That’s where I think my 4 inch pot soil is at. I only gave them 333 starter fert one time, one week after sprout then no more ferts until I flipped.
Figured they had sucked all the nutrients out of that small amount of fert and OF soil by the flip.
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I was startled this morning when I heard commotion in the grow room.
Turned out it was just gnomster who beat me to the tent and was already tending to the garden.
Dude has a real green thumb but I’m going to double check ph levels this afternoon.
Containers are bone dry this morning.
Turned out it was just gnomster who beat me to the tent and was already tending to the garden.
Dude has a real green thumb but I’m going to double check ph levels this afternoon.
Containers are bone dry this morning.
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