FlyingW
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I put two clones in the same bucket. One in the front is Mandarin Dreams, in the back Road Kill. They are receiving the exact same treatment, makes for an interesting grow.
They are three weeks into flower and the Mandarin Dreams is lagging behind about 5 days from when the first sign of flowering. But both flowers look healthy.In soil I did two in one container were healthy as till mid flower when one took all the nutrients and the other died. Will be interesting to see how they go
They are three weeks into flower and the Mandarin Dreams is lagging behind about 5 days from when the first sign of flowering. But both flowers look healthy.Subbed wanna see if these girls make it.
Hope they still want the same when you flip.
Good luck.
Thanks, I keep lights 24 inches above canopy, exhaust system is controlled by temp sensor so it's a constant temp of between 71 to 74 degrees. Res. temp runs 68 to 73 degrees, nutrients at 530s ppm. There two different strains so I guessed there would be a difference in how they advanced. Thanks for your input it really helps.Its not always but can be signs of stress, light: esp led/temp swings/nute etc. Sounds like its maybe not in tour case (but you didn't mention if it was the one lagging) always good practice to rule it out for peace of mind.
However it could also be genetic trait or even, get this, sunburn!
I would personally bring my ambient temperature up, it looks like you are using LED and I would aim for ambient temperatures closer to 80 degrees. I would also move the light closer, more like 12-18" inches off the top of the plant; but that is a bit dependent upon the quality of the lighting unit.Thanks, I keep lights 24 inches above canopy, exhaust system is controlled by temp sensor so it's a constant temp of between 71 to 74 degrees. Res. temp runs 68 to 73 degrees, nutrients at 530s ppm. There two different strains so I guessed there would be a difference in how they advanced. Thanks for your input it really helps.
Thanks for the input, res. only climbs to 73 degrees ever so often and not for long. I keep it at 68 degrees with frozen rubbermade packs, they work great as long as I don't run the room temp above 74 degrees which is controlled by a thermal switch for the exhaust fan. Can't afford a chiller right now. This is my third grow two soil and now DWC, which so far I like better. This time I'm a lot happier with this system, plants look better and I like controlling what the plant needs in the moment. Learning so much, next one I should be able to dial them in faster. Again thanks.I would personally bring my ambient temperature up, it looks like you are using LED and I would aim for ambient temperatures closer to 80 degrees. I would also move the light closer, more like 12-18" inches off the top of the plant; but that is a bit dependent upon the quality of the lighting unit.
Also your target temperature for your reservoir is 68 degrees. Swings between 66 and 70 are ok, but up at 73 you are likely stressing the plants. 68 is the ideal number because that is the temperature of the water that will hold the most dissolved oxygen, at 73 that temperature the dissolved oxygen is low enough to start stressing the plants. Before you tell me you have an air stone in there, that does not improve the ability of the water to hold the dissolved oxygen, it comes down to temperature. Air stones are important because they do increase the amount of oxygen getting into the reservoir but that does not mean the water is able to hold onto that oxygen where it is available for the roots.
Neither of these parameters are going to keep you from growing good plants, but they are two point of improvement that you could make to grow exceptional plants.
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