Ramblinrose1965
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Nice Yellowman.....I got the same setup x2.The light being used is a Mars Samsung sp6500. In a newbie’s opinion its killer.
Cannarado Genetics Black Sundae & Barneys Farm Laughing Buddha
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Ramblinrose1965
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Hey Yellow man I'm in for this grow if you have room. 
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Yellowman
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The first 2 are Black Sundae and the second 2 are Laughing Buddha. Noticed that the plant under the soda bottle humidity dome in the upper left had a water droplet on a leaf. Addressed it by making the holes bigger.
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Yellowman
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Thank you Bill, this all looks helpful.Silicate doesn’t mix well with nutrients.
You’re better off giving it separately with plain water.
Here is a little list of the order to put your nutrients into water.
It says it will dissolve in an hour but I found it can cause issues.
Best to feed it separately in plain water.
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Bill284
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Yellowman
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Thanks!
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Yellowman
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Laughing Buddha watering with H20 with pH 6.2
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Yellowman
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Black Sundae. Still drops on the leaves bored bigger holes in the dome
Dome?Black Sundae. Still drops on the leaves bored bigger holes in the dome
Why are you using a dome?
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Bill284
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Yellowman
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Dome?
Why are you using a dome?
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Bill284
As in these. I need to get a couple taller ones.
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Yellowman
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Krazy Kat
You should have those girls acclimated to fresh air by now.
As in these. I need to get a couple taller ones.
Babies generally don't need a dome unless the rh is ridiculously low.
What happens when you remove them?
Do they wilt?
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Bill284
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Yellowman
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LB
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Yellowman
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BS
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Yellowman
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It worked well in the first grow.You should have those girls acclimated to fresh air by now.
Babies generally don't need a dome unless the rh is ridiculously low.
What happens when you remove them?
Do they wilt?
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Bill284
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Yellowman
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Great.Ditched the domes
Domes can make them soft and stop growing.
You had good holes so you’re ok.
To transpire properly and grow fast fresh air is better for them.
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Bill284
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Yellowman
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Day 6
Started veg juice at 75ppm above tap, ppfd 275, pH 6.2
On the left are BS and on the right are LB
Started veg juice at 75ppm above tap, ppfd 275, pH 6.2
On the left are BS and on the right are LB
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Yellowman
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LB
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BS
The leaves appear to be twisting does it mean something like the light’s too bright?
The leaves appear to be twisting does it mean something like the light’s too bright?
Ramblinrose1965
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My little ones are doing the same thing. I was told it's genetics. And it's called variegation. I think that's how you spell it.BS
The leaves appear to be twisting does it mean something like the light’s too bright?
Your little ladies are looking good.