Myster21
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humidity 40% and can't go over that very very hard to go over 40% and tem. i can easy increased turning down the infinity. but usually its 70-74 i never let the heat go over 75
humidity 40% and can't go over that very very hard to go over 40% and tem. i can easy increased turning down the infinity. but usually its 70-74 i never let the heat go over 75Now that I made you do ph test that turns out was not needed... Although it did eliminate that.
Let em dry out and give em the recharge it's going to take up to a week probably before things start improving especially if uptake is slow.
Try to keep warmer root temps like mid 70's if you can to help speed uptake and dry soil. Move the one with issues to a lower light area to ease demand on the roots and plant.
What's your humidity at?
What type of lighting?humidity 40% and can't go over that very very hard to go over 40% and tem. i can easy increased turning down the infinity. but usually its 70-74 i never let the heat go over 75
im using this one https://www.amazon.com/-/es/gp/product/B0752CL6KJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Ideal leaf temps are 75-77f and leaf temps are always cooler than ambient temps unless you have high amounts of IR or poor airflow.
Yup temp at 77-82f would be a safe betim using this one https://www.amazon.com/-/es/gp/product/B0752CL6KJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
i will buy another humidifier tomorrow. because the one i have its to small. never ever goes over 45%.
Temp in mid 70 and hr in 50% got it
can't see it, its block or somentingBro lol what I just spotted about your happy frog soil. Post number #4.
glad you tell me, friend of my bought a hole bag i will let him know. let me check on google about the soil.Shit ok that's right something with my dam phone... Happy frog apparently has had issues the last few years having high ph. That would explain your ph
No worries but honestly to do hydro it takes an investment. You can do coco perlite which is very close and less investment cause you will want an autofeed system unless you wanna water 4+ times a day in flower.hooo man, hoooo brother, so, those mfkrs mess up my plants..... glad you tell me, friend of my bought a hole bag i will text him to tell him to return it. And let me check on google about that.
what it would be a good soil for next time or you recomend me hydroponics, how i can setup that. i think im overwelming you with all this questions in one day bro. sorry
how much its an investment or how aprox? and what space do i need for that. because for now i just have closet whit 3x3x7 tent. if the system fit inside that i can definetly think about soil or hydroNo worries but honestly to do hydro it takes an investment. You can do coco perlite which is very close and less investment cause you will want an autofeed system unless you wanna water 4+ times a day in flower.
Promix is good. I'm using sunshine 4 it's much cheaper but promix is a great soil to use. Promix HP is always a safe bet.
Yeah definately a toxicity and it is cal nitrate. But that happened before he even added it.I'm not buying a deficiency here. Especially if he's adding cal-mag. Looks like toxicity to me. If the cal-mag is using calcium nitrate, that would explain both.
He is in happy frog the soil pH is 7.1 and I think the recharge will help with the buildup and lockout issue.I'm not buying a deficiency here. Especially if he's adding cal-mag. Looks like toxicity to me. If the cal-mag is using calcium nitrate, that would explain both.
You can build this for less than 300 bucks. DWC system I used it for a couple crops, it works great, though its laborious to fill and empty. I'm building a new system with connected drainage and filling. One of the links in my sig shows the setup.how much its an investment or how aprox? and what space do i need for that. because for now i just have closet whit 3x3x7 tent. if the system fit inside that i can definetly think about soil or hydro
$300 is about right but in all honesty a RDWC is much easier to look after. But a bit depends on the environment your putting it in and if you can control it. The fast growth rates mean you need to be able to deal with humidity and if your res is small it can be a struggle. My 4 plants drink over 5 gal of nutrient solution a day in mid flower.You can build this for less than 300 bucks. DWC system I used it for a couple crops, it works great, though its laborious to fill and empty. I'm building a new system with connected drainage and filling. One of the links in my sig shows the setup.
checking the hydro..... What about the recharge that i all ready use in the soil. @Aqua Man this thing about the toxicity and cal nitrate makes perfect sense to me....You can build this for less than 300 bucks. DWC system I used it for a couple crops, it works great, though its laborious to fill and empty. I'm building a new system with connected drainage and filling. One of the links in my sig shows the setup.
WHAT?? 5 WHAT A DAY? shit bro, i think the real money its in the water not in the hydroponic system.$300 is about right but in all honesty a RDWC is much easier to look after. But a bit depends on the environment your putting it in and if you can control it. The fast growth rates mean you need to be able to deal with humidity and if your res is small it can be a struggle. My 4 plants drink over 5 gal of nutrient solution a day in mid flower.
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