I’m fine JJ burning feeling gone .Motm, congratulations, well deserved.
Didn't realize you were bitten by a snake, damn that must've been scary. Hope your doing ok now. Plants are looking great as always.
My math isn't the greatest, but if you're 80 feet below a dam with a crack in it, a pesky snake bite is the least of your worries.
Now that's a way to freeze your ass off for some exercise! Well done!11/05/21 Day 71/40
Didn’t notice yesterday that the girls are fighting to get back in the center. I’m thinking about taking them from there bondage. The leafs ends still have a little curve . Moved the fan back down between the canopy and light. Had it tilted back , didn’t like the temps . Turned the a/c off ,mistake back on .
TDS 812 ppm was 892 ppm Falling
Water temp 71.4
Water level down 2-3/4 gallons Falling
Ph 5.5 was 6.1 Falling
Canopy temp 77.6 my bad a/c on
Room temp 80.1 back to 76
Room Rh 52 struggling from that 98% last night
Outside temp @10:30am
Outside Rh 89%
Rode my bicycle this morning my fingers still hurt from just 49f degrees sucks I want my 65f degrees back . On to the next .
Uh huh.
Really munching the K!
Wow. Nice chart. LOVE the organization and awesome record keeping. Clutch. Do you actually go back and reference these? Like when you grow the strain again or whatever?
I have a lux meter I use this Goliath V2 has the most level lux I’ve seen . At 9” which is the closest on about 36 tops is 75k lux with slight curl on the edges of the leaves . The farthest from the light is 13” and it’s still 68k lux with the same curl . Plus I think I was giving too much calmag,as I cut it this reservoir the nutrients uptake took off as I hoping for . I thought it was to soon for the uptake to stall as it did . As we all get to see it go again. Looking forward to your input any and all welcome.
Jon:
No high jack here all I see is help !
Thanks - just don’t want to step on anyone’s toes.
"slight curl on the edges of the leaves .” - I read that in the journal and thought, yeh that sounds like a little but too much. But you have a fusion reactor for a light source so that’s not surprising!
A little leaf curl ain't gonna hurt anything. If that's all it is, imho, you're fine. It's when you see yellowing and tips going down and pistils getting crispy and bleaching and such that it's a problem. Although I have found a little leaf curl can be a sign of the first step in the problem so you gotta keep an eye on it. I like to push it. My light is real similar to VG's in terms of wattage and power and distance above canopy and such, and I have mine at 10" with 680 watts of full power and 1300 par raining on them. That's about 56K lux. I can go lower, but without CO2 and growing three different strains with differing light needs I err on the side of what the plant that likes the lowest amount of light wants. But I still will drop the light another 2 inches on Monday and put them at about 63K lux. Until the plants tell me otherwise I'll let them keep having more as budding progresses. Just my method for what it's worth."slight curl on the edges of the leaves .” - I read that in the journal and thought, yeh that sounds like a little but too much. But you have a fusion reactor for a light source so that’s not surprising!
My approach has been to keep the light at 6” and use the Apogee to help figure out the DLI. It’s been interesting and it’s help force me to LST the plants to create as even a canopy as my limited skills allow. That’s OK in a 2’ x 4’ - a 5’ x 5’ is a different story.
Agree. Once you have tissue death, you’re behind the power curve.
1300 is a lot of light but, if they’re responding well, then…they’re responding well, eh? I’ll make a point to check out your journals.
Lol! Sorry for the distraction.
