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Lol definitely same here.. I'll try at least..I'm Pinching your concept, sorry. All my post from now on will be like this one . Thanks
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Lol definitely same here.. I'll try at least..I'm Pinching your concept, sorry. All my post from now on will be like this one . Thanks
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Having to melt your rain water that must take a while getting enough for your whole system when you do changes.Day 33 Flower
Hey all. A bit late with my update today as I've spent the day doing some harvesting. This morning the readings were:
PPM : 570
PH : 5.9
EC has crept up a little from the 550 it was at light out, while PH has stayed pretty steady. I emptied the system today. I went to fetch my rain water from outside...
Here they are from this morning:
The ladies had a couple of hours of draught today while the water warmed up up enough to melt the ice and so that it was warm enough not to shock them.
Audrey
After a couple of hours, when the water was in a range where I could give it to them, they didn't seem phased by the drought. I topped up with:
Week 6 Recipe
(base)
Starting water : Rain water
- Solar Green Power (Silica) @recommended
- TA CalMag (Ca + Mg) -> 0.3ec/150ppm
- Botanicare Sweet (Mg + S) -> 0.5ec/250ppm
- Canna Aqua Flores -> 1.1ec/550ppm
(boost)
- Buddhas Tree PK918 -> 1.4eh/700ppm (bloom boost)
- Buddhas Tree Metaboost -> 1.5ec/750ppm (amino acids, kelp)
Diluted down to 0.9ec
PH Adjusted to 5.8
- Hydroguard @ recommended
Readings after refill:
PPM : 520
PH : 5.8
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Fortunately it only happens once a year and for a week or so when it’s this cold. But yes it’s a pain in the ass when it happens. But I refuse to feed my ladies tap water unless there is no other alternative.Having to melt your rain water that must take a while getting enough for your whole system when you do changes.
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Wow amazing amazing.Coco clone to DWC Net pot
My next run I'll still be using Coco clones, but I'll be using the majority Hydroton in my net pots. This is the process I go through when going from Coco clone to DWC net pot with Hydroton.
I like my clones nice and rooted/almost root bound when i transplant them. This one is pretty root bound, so what i tend to do in this case, is gently pick apart the roots in the corners and where they are on top of each other, then, sprinkle Great White on the roots and place on an inch high bed of Hydroton.
Note : staining from the bennies and coco might make roots appear brown - they're perfectly healthy though
And fill in the pot with Hydroton. Then I pace them in my starter DWC system.
This is just a box with 4 holes for my net pots and 2 air stones. It's great for when the ladies are small and for getting the roots into the water ready to go into a larger system.
I use this system when i use a majority Hydroton where i need to hand feed regularly or setup a dripper. It makes it easier to keep an eye on the roots and make sure they make it into the water below. When using Coco this isn't necessary as I water the Coco once a day and within a few of days the roots, as some of you remember, will look like this
I'm not expecting this with Hydroton. I'm expecting the roots to find their way down directly through the Hydroton and build in the res, instead of in the coco. So these girls will do most their vegging in DWC, instead of Coco.
Looks great, they changing color fast.Day 36 Flower
Hey guys. Before light out last night the PH was down to 5.7 and the PPM still at 480. I bumped the PH up to 6.0.
This morning the readings:
PPM : 480
PH : 5.4
Not the end of the world. It seems the PH nose diving might be slowing. I bumped it up to 6.0. PPM remained the same.
Here they are. The yellowing of the lady front left is still going on, but Im not going to be adding anything to the res especially for her as the other 3 are thriving, so i don't want to disturb them.
Here they are at Day 36:
Audrey
And another flower from the canopy, belonging to the back-right lady I believe
I'm going to drive the EC down to 0.9/450ppm
Thanks Tok! I hope that when this journal is finished, it will serve as a good (R)DWC/LED resource, as i'm sure your current journal will beYou have been a busy individual. Nice.
Your grow is going to change some opinion about using rain water, and who know what else.
Keep up the excellent work.
I'm going to be using the Eazy Cubes next time @Bill284, instead of these small coco pots. The next clones I'll be taking will be from my Wedding Cake, and they're going straight into Eazy Plugs and then into Eazy CubesWow amazing amazing.
They really are changing fast. A week or so and i'll be changing up to my final "late bloom" nutrient recipe. If the last run was anything to go by, I expect these ladies will be ready to take down ~Day 65, so around 4 weeks left.Looks great, they changing color fast.Time to start bulking up.
Lots of time left for them to hulk up.I'm going to be using the Eazy Cubes next time @Bill284, instead of these small coco pots. The next clones I'll be taking will be from my Wedding Cake, and they're going straight into Eazy Plugs and then into Eazy Cubes
They really are changing fast. A week or so and i'll be changing up to my final "late bloom" nutrient recipe. If the last run was anything to go by, I expect these ladies will be ready to take down ~Day 65, so around 4 weeks left.