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And Clemson is the team making costly mistakes now.
 
These kids are playing their hearts out. Yeah, which ever team wins is for sure gonna have a tough battle against LSU. Watching that game was impressive, no wonder the QB got the Heisman. And, back to growing, cloning and whatnot, do you bring the pH of your water down for misting the domes during cloning?
 
oopssteptinit said:
These kids are playing their hearts out. Yeah, which ever team wins is for sure gonna have a tough battle against LSU. Watching that game was impressive, no wonder the QB got the Heisman. And, back to growing, cloning and whatnot, do you bring the pH of your water down for misting the domes during cloning?
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I've never even considered it. Interesting question.
 
oopssteptinit said:
Or, I guess I could ask even a further question, do you pH your water during any of your feedings?
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I did some in flower. It seems they were more sensitive to pH then.

oopssteptinit said:
This kid is in Tag's league for skill and character.
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Two hard nose teams out there tonight. Bad throw there. That's the game. Congrats. Your team gets to go against LSU.
 
oopssteptinit said:
Well not exactly my team, but they always play with character. They have a coach that loves God and football, and it shows in how they play. Good game!
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Dabo was a Bama man, but not a fan. I'm willing to change my mind if he ever comes home, but until then...
 
Alafornia said:
Dabo was a Bama man, but not a fan. I'm willing to change my mind if he ever comes home, but until then...
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I understand. but, ya gotta admit, twas a good game. Have a wonderful evening my friend, and thanks for giving me a format to cheer sort of. Sorry for not being around the last few weeks, we had a storm that wiped us out a few weeks ago and we are trying to catch up. Have a great evening my friend.
 
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I understand. but, ya gotta admit, twas a good game. Have a wonderful evening my friend, and thanks for giving me a format to cheer sort of. Sorry for not being around the last few weeks, we had a storm that wiped us out a few weeks ago and we are trying to catch up. Have a great evening my friend.
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Glad to have you. I'll be here for most of the bowl games and the championship game.

That game was an instant classic. I hate Clemson, but they are well coached and talented.

Don't feel bad. I've been slacking lately - just been very busy and at times overwhelmed with everything going on. It's been a crazy couple of months for me.
 
oopssteptinit said:
Or, I guess I could ask even a further question, do you pH your water during any of your feedings?
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I do not. When I grew in 100%worm casting mixed 50/50 with perlite, I never did. Now that I’m in promix HP, again, I never do. Either my water comes out of the tap, at a well enough of a PH after my nutes... or I’ve been lucky. I wouldn’t tell anybody not to PH their water though. It also depends on what substrate your in as well!
 
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I do not. When I grew in 100%worm casting mixed 50/50 with perlite, I never did. Now that I’m in promix HP, again, I never do. Either my water comes out of the tap, at a well enough of a PH after my nutes... or I’ve been lucky. I wouldn’t tell anybody not to PH their water though. It also depends on what substrate your in as well!
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Thanks Bls. I guess the reason I was wandering was..... sadly I got sucked into using Oasis cubes a couple months back, and they required a 5.5 pH supposedly. I followed their directions with their cubes and only got one out of five to take, whereas, went back to using soil, (Happy frog, cause it's cheap here right now) and have had great success. But, half the time I forget to adjust the pH of the water, but I am at close to 75% on my clones. I do see some dark specks on some of the lower growth after about 14 days. And I don't know if this is pH fluctuation or some other nutrient issue. Thanks again.
 
oopssteptinit said:
Thanks Bls. I guess the reason I was wandering was..... sadly I got sucked into using Oasis cubes a couple months back, and they required a 5.5 pH supposedly. I followed their directions with their cubes and only got one out of five to take, whereas, went back to using soil, (Happy frog, cause it's cheap here right now) and have had great success. But, half the time I forget to adjust the pH of the water, but I am at close to 75% on my clones. I do see some dark specks on some of the lower growth after about 14 days. And I don't know if this is pH fluctuation or some other nutrient issue. Thanks again.
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Generally speaking, in a good soil you need not worry about pH too much.
 
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