SnarlyWeed
New Member
I'll second that
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Check out Black Diamond Perfect Sun, several of us are running them and love them.
KitasCountryRoots
420 Member
BumpI have 3 Fem white widow seedlings in 4 inch pots with 40% Fox Farm OF, 40% organic starter (peat moss, vermiculite, perlite, wetting agent), 20% organic perlite. 1 week old (above soil). I've heard that with FFOF you wait a month before giving nutes
Does that apply to my girls since the soil is diluted? If not, when? What are common signs that they are nutrient hungry?
KitasCountryRoots
420 Member
I didn't think they looked over watered in that pic, but was more so wondering when I should add nutes to my specific soil mix
Skunkworkz
New Member
In a "600w" LED vs. a 600w HPS HID, the LEDs don't produce anywhere near the usable light that HIDs do. As to the power bill, it's all relative. If you want to produce a few ounces of okay weed for pocket change, use entry level LEDs like Mars Hydros cheapsauce boxes & cut corners at will. And your results will be equal to your bout. If you want maximum quality & quantity cannabis, then the only option (unless you buy a $3000 pro LED setup, which, if you're counting pennies on you're electric bill, simply isn't an option) are HID lights. Growing cannabis, you get out of it exactly what you put into it, both spirituality & financially-but being spiritual won't get you better results if you're a cheap motherf*cker lol .
I have 3 Fem white widow seedlings in 4 inch pots with 40% Fox Farm OF, 40% organic starter (peat moss, vermiculite, perlite, wetting agent), 20% organic perlite. 1 week old (above soil). I've heard that with FFOF you wait a month before giving nutes
Does that apply to my girls since the soil is diluted? If not, when? What are common signs that they are nutrient hungry?
Be very careful with those peat cups, they suck water out of your soil and dry everything out quickly. You may want to add more soil to the cups if you can. The leaves will become light in color. The cotylodons are turning yellow so they are used up. Watch leaf color closely.
I cant wait til I have funds.
SnarlyWeed
New Member
I always thought the 420 forums were a place where people helped each other with positive vibes.
And not look down their noses at people asking for help.
And not look down their noses at people asking for help.
KitasCountryRoots
420 Member
Thank you! Yes, I will transplant to fabric pots as soon as they are big enough to handle it, and I will scoop in a bit more soil
That is how it should be if people choose to have attitudes or becoming to start drama there's the door. .I always thought the 420 forums were a place where people helped each other with positive vibes.
And not look down their noses at people asking for help.
How often are you watering? 40%ff 40% organic starter both have at least buffering additives in them. You can wait until the (little round first leaves to yellow) than water at 1/8 to 1/4 strength base nutrients. pH to 6.0 to 6.3.I have 3 Fem white widow seedlings in 4 inch pots with 40% Fox Farm OF, 40% organic starter (peat moss, vermiculite, perlite, wetting agent), 20% organic perlite. 1 week old (above soil). I've heard that with FFOF you wait a month before giving nutes
Does that apply to my girls since the soil is diluted? If not, when? What are common signs that they are nutrient hungry?
Or you can start to water now with above.
Snid started this thread for people to come here and ask whatever questions they might have and get answers. So we'll continue to give the best answers we can. We have people in here running Leds, cobs and hps. Theres soil growers and hydro growers. Organic nutes and chemical nutes so hopefully we can cover all the bases.
Demonic Angel may understand your soil mix better than me. Im sure she'll be popping in soon.
Or Tricam! Lol
KitasCountryRoots
420 Member
I water lightly once or twice a day with a spray bottle.. reverse osmosis water
SnarlyWeed
New Member
If this is in response to my post, it certainly wasn't directed at anyone using different methods of growing. That is what makes this thread so great. I have the highest respect for the people here that go out of their way to help people with all and any questions, no matter how trivial or complicated they may be.
I was just spouting in general about the odd holier than thou posters.
I apologize, I should be more tolerant as you folks are.
Third one looks a little rough. She have a hard time with her helmet?lol
They look good. What is your line of nutrients? WW are notorious picky eaters. So go easy on nutrient introduction. I would wait. Post another pick in a few days to a week. Or, you see anything you don't like.
They look good. What is your line of nutrients? WW are notorious picky eaters. So go easy on nutrient introduction. I would wait. Post another pick in a few days to a week. Or, you see anything you don't like.
Cannoisseuras
Well-Known Member
Unless you run your hid's on 220v
Nope it was'nt Snarly, we value your opinion here. .
