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Like i said it is not an accurate reading every time. If you have that much drop after having steady numbers for a while it indicates salt buildup. Good to run just water through and see what comes out before feeding once in a while. Or i like to put a couple cups of water in and let sit a few before feeding to help flush out some buildup. There is always going to be buildup cause the plant wont use all the nutes every time.
@PipeCarver, that's actually a perfect situation where an enzyme flush should help. Drench the media with enzymes, and next watering flush it all out with plenty of runoff using a moderately low nutrient solution until runoff numbers are close to input.
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Thanks for that, Is there a product you could recommend? I@PipeCarver, that's actually a perfect situation where an enzyme flush should help. Drench the media with enzymes, and next watering flush it all out with plenty of runoff using a moderately low nutrient solution until runoff numbers are close to input.
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Enzymes Komplete, the one I posted in the pic on the last page.
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Enzymes Komplete, the one I posted in the pic on the last page.
Look what the fkers do, free shipping over $35.
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Look what the fkers do, free shipping over $35.
That's pricey as well, I think I paid about $25 after tax for the same sized bottle.
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I'll try locally here, we have a garden shop just up the road. Or next time in Halifax I'll check out a grow shop.That's pricey as well, I think I paid about $25 after tax for the same sized bottle.
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I've used up my tiny jar of Great White and feel it was beneficial. Is there another product that offers what Great White Mycos does that isn't as expensive?
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Hell no!I've used up my tiny jar of Great White and feel it was beneficial. Is there another product that offers what Great White Mycos does that isn't as expensive?
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I've used up my tiny jar of Great White and feel it was beneficial. Is there another product that offers what Great White Mycos does that isn't as expensive?
I plan to try RAW products next. They have one specifically for veg and one for bloom and they're about half the price for twice as much.
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That's a liquid version of bennies by the same company. What I got was a small 1 oz bottle of dry powder that goes quite a long way, for me anyway. It'll do 2 full grow cycles for me, so 32 plants to maturity from a single bottle that was about $35 off Amazon. 'Bout a buck per plant or so lol... But I noticed recently it went up to over $40 which is why I went looking around and came across the RAW products.
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I should also add this is the first time I've ever used enzymes. It's funny because as a homebrewer that mashes grains I know a fair bit about enzymes and how they do. So it's a logical fit in my mind. And to be honest when I used it the first time, I noticed within 4 days that the long roots that had previously grown through the fabric pots when they were too close together didnt just die, they freakin disappeared. The outside of the fabric pots look unusually pristine. So I think I'm a bit of a believer of the enzyme thing now lol...
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Have been using hygrowzyme (sp?) for yrs now. Its one additive I firmly believe in. An enzyme product that is,
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Man, those leaves are so distinctive. That's pre 98 alright.Nothing....NOTHING compares to pre98
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Making pretty good progress. Since pruning a few days ago they've grown about 4-6" and have about 5 new nodes. Feed is up to 1.3ec and 5.8-6 for ph.
I'll update again this weekend once I've got the trellis up.
Greens are getting greener.
I'll update again this weekend once I've got the trellis up.
Greens are getting greener.
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I've used up my tiny jar of Great White and feel it was beneficial. Is there another product that offers what Great White Mycos does that isn't as expensive?
@Cattapilla ; Sorry but i forgot to included the Name and Link to the product.
+LIFE | Hydroponic ResearchHydroponic Research
$20 worth every penny! this one little jar has lasted over 18 months and i am just now able to see the bottom. I probably have 3 more grows left.
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Nothing....NOTHING compares to pre98
Here is my pre-98 Bubba. Flog this pic a lot but it's the best one I've taken of her in her prime I think, that was a somewhat flawless grow. But you can see the similarity in the leaves. Only wish I could go back in time and properly dry it on the stem and trim it dry Instead of the wet trim it got... Live and learn.
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Here is my pre-98 Bubba. Flog this pic a lot but it's the best one I've taken of her in her prime I think, that was a somewhat flawless grow. But you can see the similarity in the leaves. Only wish I could go back in time and properly dry it on the stem and trim it dry Instead of the wet trim it got... Live and learn.View attachment 962146
OMG!!!! Friggin' Awesome.
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