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Thanks for the kind words SniperXThose are some great looking plants
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Cheers Ke0ncpThat going to be one hell of a chop day!!!
Looking great!
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Thanks for the kind words SniperXThose are some great looking plants
Cheers Ke0ncpThat going to be one hell of a chop day!!!
Looking great!
Need a machete to trim this gal!Hahaha so stoned I just stared at my own post thinking AHH this dude clones like me![]()
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deadly serious
Why im really here lol so over the weekend I've been double triple checking my EC pen as things weren't adding up. Turns out my water filters have gone south so will have to change them asap! I've been over feeding my plants (hight EC) as I don't always check my regular mix just my PH so job for tomorrow.
No run off has been checked as I've been out alot but will get back on it from tomorrow. I managed to get my drippers fitted but need a few adjustments. also timers set and testing.
My feeds have been standard just calmag and maxi grow. I won't feed any more seafuel bloom until Wednesday.
As for the ladies their doing ok.. I was hoping to have flipped them today but they are taking alot longer then expected and not quite recovering as I had planned but I'm thinking to just flip tomorrow and hope for the best. Usually supercroping in flower they shoot back up but this time in veg it seems they just want to stay where that are and start new vertical growth like a manifold.
Heres my 3x3
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And my 4x4
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Growing less plants I might actually get a worthy entry of plant of the month
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what are the desired results? That the EC and PH in and out are equal to each other (or the EC out is lower)? A higher EC out means a build up?So looking at my PPM/EC results my Mind Melter seems the happiest and could do with some stronger feeds yet my biggest plant the miami madness is eating the least and getting salt build up.. the exodus cheese is near perfect
bad ass my friend, Solfire is no jokeWhat a delay on Mondays business talkbetter late then never! So today marks 14days of 12/12. As I've been super busy I just wrote down some run off readings to see how it's going on down there:
Monday
Miami Madness
In.. 5.9ph 1.4ec
Out... 5.6ph 1.8ec
4x4
in 5.6ph - 1.3ec
Out
Cheese 1 - 6.2PH 1.8ec
Cheese 2 - 6.1PH 1.6ec
Mind Melter - 6.5PH 1.2ec
Tuesday
Miami Madness
In.. 5.8ph 1.3ec
Out... 5.7ph 1.8ec
4x4
in 5.8ph - 1.3ec
Out
Cheese 1 - 6.2PH 1.6ec
Cheese 2 - 6.1PH 1.5ec
Mind Melter - 6.5PH 1.1ec
Wednesday
Miami Madness
In.. 5.8ph 1.4ec
Out... 5.7ph 1.9ec
4x4
in 5.7ph - 1.3ec
Out
Cheese 1 - 6.2PH 1.6ec
Cheese 2 - 6.1PH 1.5ec
Mind Melter - 6.5PH 1.1ec
So looking at my PPM/EC results my Mind Melter seems the happiest and could do with some stronger feeds yet my biggest plant the miami madness is eating the least and getting salt build up.. the exodus cheese is near perfect
Now for the PH results. The whole of the 4x4 tent is perfectexactly where I want it to be im still a week or two from the big PH drop but still promising as it sits.
As for the Miami Madness you can see my salts are creeping up and PH is creeping down I would say this is grower fault and id recommend getting more run off or adding another watering.
So moving forward I plan to add a extra feed to my Miami Madness and slow the waterings down a bit. Then in the 4x4 I'll raise my PPM's slightly. The desperate defoliation will be done in one week.
Here's a few recent pictures:
The 3x3 showing some purple
The 4x4. Notice the exodus cheese (last pic) is alot slower initiating flower so probably going to be a long ride.
Last note.. I wasn't going to but I inoculated again today with my seafuel watering. It's just sitting there in the cupboard so why not
Monday I will start recording run off again so until then have a great weekend![]()
Thanks brotherwhat are the desired results? That the EC and PH in and out are equal to each other (or the EC out is lower)? A higher EC out means a build up?
Hell yeah looking awesome bro.Just a few pics from today, I finished all I'm doing for lollypoping yesterday with my back out. I forgot to water my window sill plants yesterday & also forgot to zip up my 3x3 last night. Today forgot to PHI'm a mess but hopefully that's all the bad luck for a while
Ladies still look great so far.
The clone photos are 2.5 hrs apart so didn't take long.
Run off tomorrow hopefully
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Thanks GV coco confuses me is it the same with soil?Thanks brotherprobably last run for my soulfire but yeah very impressed
As for the results
PH: I'd like my run off (out) PH to be in range 5.8 - 6.3. throughout the grow. In Coco coir growers can feed at 7Ph just to get run off in range or even feed 10x per day to keep the plant fed as if not controlled PH will drop to 3.0 in flower.
EC: preferably I would like run off (out) to be slightly higher then feed (in). If out is lower then the plant done ate everything. If out is way higher then in then there is issues with watering like not enough or not often enough
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Haha yet soil is far more complex. We're just spoilt with tailored soil and fertilizer mixes..Thanks GV coco confuses me is it the same with soil?
Hi Greenvein & 024BackwardsHaha yet soil is far more complex. We're just spoilt with tailored soil and fertilizer mixes..
Yeah soil is similar with 6.2 - 6.8 PH range but the microbiology would be way stronger and keep that PH solid like it is for me now. I believe soil run off wouldn't be accurate like Coco so to check a soils pH i would recommend a slurry test but not necessary unless you see issues.
Soil with salts you can guage your soil PPM through run off but again better off reading the plant and if your organic forget about it run off and read the plant.
Morning buddy, it's all good on the PH. I remember reading years ago that soil microbes have a easier time bringing the pH up to feed the plants then down.Hi Greenvein & 024Backwards
I’m a Dirt Farmer and have been Ph’ing my water to 6.0
After reading this I’ll raise my water to 6.5 I’ve been a bit low
I collect rainwater and right now it’s been a steady 6.2 and dropping to 4.6 after ferts w/EC 1.5 per Gallon
Ph’ing up to 6
Thanks Greenvein I’m learning a lot from U guys![]()
Some bro science there GV, thank you my friend........good soil, a good core fertilizer of your choice, microbes, and a little sugar to feed them. It can be that simple (i need to listen to myself).Morning buddy, it's all good on the PH. I remember reading years ago that soil microbes have a easier time bringing the pH up to feed the plants then down.
Thinking about it that probably correlates to my Coco (rhizosphere) clean up and is a natural occurrence from the bacteria feasting on the plants exudates keeping your soil PH I check for you.
Take care of your bacteria/fungi bud & it will take care of your ladiesnow I'm starting to sound like Bill
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Cheers bud so far My little experiment is working out better then expected. If I get through the next two weeks still in range I'll call it a successI’ve been enjoying reading on your cleanup
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PH is everything, you are on the right track my friend!Hi Greenvein & 024Backwards
I’m a Dirt Farmer and have been Ph’ing my water to 6.0
After reading this I’ll raise my water to 6.5 I’ve been a bit low
I collect rainwater and right now it’s been a steady 6.2 and dropping to 4.6 after ferts w/EC 1.5 per Gallon
Ph’ing up to 6
Thanks Greenvein I’m learning a lot from U guys![]()
That's what I do, I use a Blue Lab ph pen though for my soil but once a good ph is established it stays pretty consistent depending on how much and what gets top dressed but I do water only and get good results low water consumption and sustainableHaha yet soil is far more complex. We're just spoilt with tailored soil and fertilizer mixes..
Yeah soil is similar with 6.2 - 6.8 PH range but the microbiology would be way stronger and keep that PH solid like it is for me now. I believe soil run off wouldn't be accurate like Coco so to check a soils pH i would recommend a slurry test but not necessary unless you see issues.
Soil with salts you can guage your soil PPM through run off but again better off reading the plant and if your organic forget about it run off and read the plant.
PH is everything, you are on the right track my friend!
Blue lab is the business bro can't beat it! Always good practice to monitor what's going onThat's what I do, I use a Blue Lab ph pen though for my soil but once a good ph is established it stays pretty consistent depending on how much and what gets top dressed but I do water only and get good results low water consumption and sustainable![]()
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Blue lab is the business bro can't beat it! Always good practice to monitor what's going onin soil plant issues are delayed then takes a while to fix the problem so great idea to prevent it in the first place. I have been tempted by topdressing my Coco a few times but never take the jump.
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