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If that's in regard to the Jack's brand of nutrients, those get mixed in water. They're water-soluble.
<SIGH> I could hunt down a link to a can of black spray paint, if required. Although a little birdie told me that Canadian Tire sells that, too.
f you pour water into a sieve, it will all drain onto your floor/shoes/etc. If, on the other hand, you pour water into a bucket / wastebasket / soda bottle that you have drilled or melted a hole into, partway up from the bottom, some of that water will fail to drain out - because there's a reservoir in it. Does that help?
Container, nutrients, water, light-energy. A timer if using an artificial light source. A pH meter would be a really good idea (IMHO). An EC meter wouldn't hurt, but you can skip it if you need to. Hmm... There was something else...
Oh, yeah: a viable cannabis plant (or seed).
A printed color copy of a decent "Elemental Deficiencies / Toxicities in Plants" chart/text, to refer to when necessary.
A pound of stellar bud and 20 grams of 93.5% THC oil to tide you over until harvest.
Some young person (with young fingers) to trim that harvest.
AHA! - A catch-pan, for when you water with sufficient overflow to cause a "mini-flush."
That... Has me more than a little concerned. Even a gallon of water can be difficult to manage, for some folks. If I was high right now, I'd be busily designing some kind of ridiculously complicated drip-feed or ebb & flow (aka "flood and drain") setup, with auto-pH management, automatic nutrient dosing, a comfortable cushion to fall onto when you pass out from learning the price of everything...
Seriously, though, I'm a little worried at the thought of you having to lump water to your plant(s). Might there be a water faucet in your grow space, by chance? I set up a few (food-crop) plants along the side of Mom's house each year, and she has difficulty if/when I can't walk over there in time to water them and she ends up grabbing the water hose to do it - and it's five feet away from the first plant in the row.
OUCH! I did not know that, and had assumed that he was doing well. That answers my unasked question, "Won't your hubby be explaining all this to you?"
@HashGirl
come have a look at my journal. the colas you see in my pic above are all grown from 2 litre buckets. the main colas are taller than the buckets they are grown in ...
couldn't be easier. hempy is the cheapest / easiest system available. plus i'm on MC. one nute. self-mixed. insanely cheap. there are zero approaches that are simpler. get a 10kg bag as quick as you can. the stuff is disappearing exponentially due to the pandemic.
the only thing "special" is RO water -- which has been shown to help, but not be essential in this approach.
and the light. just can't replace good light. that is essential.
i am not a great grower at all. average at best. i don't even bring them through flower. i guide someone else through it - much the same as you are contemplating and having issues with.
come on over and ask as many questions as you want. also go have a look @Buck5050 's journal. we do a couple things different but you can't argue with bucks' results. ...
What is RO water?
you might mean dwc - deep water culture. a form of hydro, essentially a big bubble bucket.Thanks, bluter. This is helpful. What is RO water? And, do you know what DWO is? I read it on one of the earlier posts by Lady Anthiea (sp?).
That... Has me more than a little concerned. Even a gallon of water can be difficult to manage, for some folks. If I was high right now, I'd be busily designing some kind of ridiculously complicated drip-feed or ebb & flow (aka "flood and drain") setup, with auto-pH management, automatic nutrient dosing, a comfortable cushion to fall onto when you pass out from learning the price of everything...
you might mean dwc - deep water culture. a form of hydro, essentially a big bubble bucket.
ro water is just a filtering system that removes the minerals and leaves you with a very neutral base to start with. i have a high ppm content to begin in my tap water. running hydro here is near impossible without it. hempy is a hydro system.
if your tap water tests around 120 ppm or under you will have no need for filtering. i run MC and need no cal-mag or other supplements even with the ro.
You'll be fine just make sure you have a PH pen and stick it between 5.5-6.0. That ppm just means that you have minerals in your water. Some of those the plant likes too. Best bet is when your mixing nutrients in an unknown water source is to start out softly. Bring your nutrient strength up slowly while watching the plants react.Hi bluter. We're on well water and our tap water is over 200 ppm. Does that mean that I can't do a hempy grow?
Hi bluter. We're on well water and our tap water is over 200 ppm. Does that mean that I can't do a hempy grow?
200 is fine
Mine is like 400-700, it's crap, thus I use RO in my hydro grows
mine is 370 plus. and chloramine. and lead now i guess. i'm filtering my own water let alone the plants ..
I'm literally see fish and rocks in mine
Lol
@HashGirl The above would be hard to use because all the unknowns inside the water before you even start adding plant "food". Once you dial in your water source it's auto pilot from there.
if you are on MC you should be good. part is dependent on what is in the water. well is usually calcium and iron rich where i am from. seems to be a theme in N/A.
if you use mc just adjust your g / gal accordingly. start with the suggested amounts from the MC fed calculator, and tailor the amount according to the read on your plants. the MC site will teach you a simple read. the deficiency charts on the board will be more in depth, but start with the simple stuff on the MC site.
Thanks, bluter. I can't use Mega Crop with this grow as the only size they have available is 9.9L and I just don't have the space for that much. So, I've decided to go with General Hydroponics' Flora Grow, Flora Micro and Flora Bloom.
Checking the roots
I managed to get this root ball free without scissors.