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I have to much id what this means?
I have to much id what this means?
If the math says it's too much then it's too much.I have to much id what this means?
When i run just the ap-100 wich is a touch more air than the alita al-100, there doesnt seem like theres enough air. I'll drop some pumpsIf the math says it's too much then it's too much.
I run a 4 site current culture using a alita al-40 air pump that puts out 48 rpm and in my flower room I throttle that down
Edit: when I saw your post my first thought was too much air but the foaming explains some
I would post one but there isnt any new growth. Roots are growing but plants arnt growing at alllets see some pictures of plants showing the new leaf growth. also, i agree with
@smokedareefer there is a bit to much foam in the rez
I don't see why you should throw it out if the problem is fixed. Weed plants are fairly hardy plants and can still produce good crop.Sooo, i got this issue all worked out and these things are banging out the roots now and growing up top healthy. BUT i have clones in my aero cloner rooting now that i started just incasr these issue plants wouldnt take off.
My question is should I still throw these new ones in the system instead since the old ones went througg so much stress or should i just leave the old ones in there now?
Thats pretty much what i was leaning too as well. I don't really think stress this early on would produce possible herms and i know for afact these strains and genetics are stable as can be so they have no hermi traits to them.I don't see why you should throw it out if the problem is fixed. Weed plants are fairly hardy plants and can still produce good crop.
Added a bennies tea and doused it on each plant every other day and also added Z7 by flying skull. These were the only 2 changes i made other than lowering light intensity a bit raised temps to 78 and lowered RH to 68/70%.What did you do that fixed the problem?
I have cuts sitting in water right now that im going to root in an aero cloner this time instead of rockwool or root riot cubes. Me and rockwool simply dont get along, im terrible at oversaturating it lol but those plnts in the pics are in root riot cubes NOT rockwool
If growing from seed i highly suggest root riot cubes or even better floraflex 50/50 plugs. Rockwool is great but if not done exactlynright while transferring to the rdwc system they become a pain in the ass and create stem rot fast. Just grow seeds in floraflex plugs till they are rdy for transfer, then pop them into the rdwc system netpots with 1inch os pebbles orngrow stones on the bottom then fill the rest of the cup with stones.Nice work everyone who participated in this fix!
I just bought a new RDWC system, some nutes, and a new Spider Farmer light and tent, growing DWC for the first time very soon. Hoping to learn from the experts here at the Farm too!
I am curious about the mechanics of the seedling/clone and how to get them in the net pots with the clay pebbles. I am assuming if sprouting from seed, it would need to be started in something like rockwool. Are there other starter medium besides rockwool? Is that what "root riot" cubes are? As far as clones go, I bought an aeroponic clone bucket so I can start making clones. Once these have established roots, so you just put them in the net pots and carefully put the clay pebbles around the clone roots and stem?
Thanks guys!
Thanks for this great info!If growing from seed i highly suggest root riot cubes or even better floraflex 50/50 plugs. Rockwool is great but if not done exactlynright while transferring to the rdwc system they become a pain in the ass and create stem rot fast. Just grow seeds in floraflex plugs till they are rdy for transfer, then pop them into the rdwc system netpots with 1inch os pebbles orngrow stones on the bottom then fill the rest of the cup with stones.
From an aero cloner i just transfer straight from cloner into a netpot with the foam collar as the support and light blocker. This method works absolutly the best.
You're very welcome.Thanks for this great info!