lol, im getting back to the things at hand, Growing some bomb ass green, have a nice day all.
This is getting me depressed
The clones that were taken the first week of Feb. were topped last week and fed some compost tea. All but two are doing great. Either the topping or the short cold snap we had is what gave them a hit? I think they will be just fine. I did take fresh OG and The Purps cuts last Sat. Night. Sorry folks no digital camera for a few more days. Hoping that in 7 more days to have some blast white roots dangling
ahhh that old chessnut i gotcha, what a slimy pile of used enema water that human was, glad your runnin solo better,safer,smarter no "shares"
Wanted yall to see how I get my RO, lol one drop at a time
about ten gallons on a good day. so one gallon at a time from a constant drip.
hopefully the budget will allow a better ro setup
Yeah now all I can hope for is to truly be left alone from the ungrateful person I used to think was my friend.
The tap here in the house at least runs thru a salt water softener, that and even though I could get it out of the hose outside and bypass the softener I was under the a$$umption with the ro at zero (or close to it) that the plants could handle more food. like if the taps at 200 and the ro is at o if the plants can handle a max of 1500 ppm with the ro there would be more food in it than the tap starting out at 200? Sounds like a side by side is needed
Mine too
in coco with it needing ca and mg i find tap better, i ignore half the taps ppm,since its not much if any n-p-k its lime,ca,and mg mostly here on the mountain all good for coco and plants, i have a theory it may be cracked but water like to absorb minerals so to it seems dead ro water is hungry to suck up some minerals ,osmotic pressure will cause ro to pull minerals out of soil/coco etc its a good thing to flush with as it pulls alot so i wonder if it dosnt just pull out ca &mg sometimes, i may be way off,,but when i was using it my plants seemed to suffer calmag def, all the time, when i used tap at 160ppm and just added the recommended amount of bpn they thrive, and i dont need to add calmag but the first time in fresh coco, when i was using ro mixed up to a lower ppm reading than the tap mix it burned my plants!! but with a reading of 1500+ ppm in tap no burn!!! wtf?? go figure i dont know why it works like this but thats what i have discovered, also i dont let it sit for the chlorine thing unless i smell it strongly (meaning they just treated) then i'll let it sit an hour or 3 thats it, plants actually need chlorine i have seen it listed as an ingredient in micro's, and looked it up and yup they need a little
a side by side sounds like a good idea
The tap here in the house at least runs thru a salt water softener, that and even though I could get it out of the hose outside and bypass the softener I was under the a$$umption with the ro at zero (or close to it) that the plants could handle more food. like if the taps at 200 and the ro is at o if the plants can handle a max of 1500 ppm with the ro there would be more food in it than the tap starting out at 200? Sounds like a side by side is needed
in coco with it needing ca and mg i find tap better, i ignore half the taps ppm,since its not much if any n-p-k its lime,ca,and mg mostly here on the mountain all good for coco and plants, i have a theory it may be cracked but water like to absorb minerals so to it seems dead ro water is hungry to suck up some minerals ,osmotic pressure will cause ro to pull minerals out of soil/coco etc its a good thing to flush with as it pulls alot so i wonder if it dosnt just pull out ca &mg sometimes, i may be way off,,but when i was using it my plants seemed to suffer calmag def, all the time, when i used tap at 160ppm and just added the recommended amount of bpn they thrive, and i dont need to add calmag but the first time in fresh coco, when i was using ro mixed up to a lower ppm reading than the tap mix it burned my plants!! but with a reading of 1500+ ppm in tap no burn!!! wtf?? go figure i dont know why it works like this but thats what i have discovered, also i dont let it sit for the chlorine thing unless i smell it strongly (meaning they just treated) then i'll let it sit an hour or 3 thats it, plants actually need chlorine i have seen it listed as an ingredient in micro's, and looked it up and yup they need a little
a side by side sounds like a good idea
