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Agreed I have just as much fun watching them veg as I do watching them build flowers. Especially when training then.
Turbo Bucket's Take On RADDWC: Grow Room Build-Up
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The Coco was just the starter plug for cloners. I want to build a recirculating Dewey aeroponic system but I'm running on essentially no budget currently so I think it will be another run in pro mix. It's cheap, available locally and I'm familiar with it. Yes in Coco I would run a much lower pH.
I have been mulling the pH thing over a bit since reading of others having success at lower pH values and I have to say it has me intrigued to say the least. I think, and this is just a thought, but the more aerated your pro mix structure is (i.e. added perlite, Coco chunks, gro stones etc..) the closer to hydro it will act.
These are the charts I tend to reference.
I've actually been doing better at hydro with chelated nutrients and slightly higher ph levels. With chelated nutes and ph running around 6.5 it's smooth sailing
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Right here is the man to ask about Coco pH Bear.
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On the whole chelation thing. I understand the basic principal of increased availability but how does one identify chelated products from non. Does it only apply to chemical ferts as opposed to natural/organic based. I feel like I'm still missing part of the picture.
It may only be chemical nutes but I'm not sure, haven't really moved into organic. Ask Bob Brown, he's the organic guru here at 420
Beautiful buds turbo! Not sure but AN has a whole new organic line. Chelated just means they are more readily avalible at the roots and have a wider range in which they can be absorbed I believe
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I've looked into my nutes a little bit more since Furci brought it up awhile back and didn't find much. I know they are a little different than most bc they are the whole naturally organically derived deal. Ingredients list is fish meal, composted seabird guano, kelp, rock phosphate etc.. I'll pop by some of his stuff and pick his brain on nutrient availability.
I keep forgetting that AN has an organic line of nutes
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I'm on botanicare still. I can't wait to get the dual Chambers set up so I can run AN and these side by side.
You'll like AN just don't get caught up in every additive they sell, Base nutes and Big Bud is all I need when running AN
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I've tried to keep it simple. Macro and micro nutes, and root zone health. I think I would like to do something more to feed the root zone than just the tea though. Considering molasses.
They look pretty close to popping. Seriously swelling. Looks so absolutely gorgeous TB! The colors are wonderful.
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A useful PDF I stumbled across since my wheels were turning on the subject.
Interesting info .
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Thanks Grandpa! Not positive what the source of the purpling is yet, seems to be a correlation between the vertical location of the branch on the plant and it's light exposure. Night temps only get down to around 68 in there and it's neither uniform nor isolated enough that i would expect it to be temperature related. Some of the colors seem like a copper deficiency but they do like cool.
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Cloner update:
Roots!
Both buckets have successfully produced roots. Back is 3/4 front only one did. Pulled the last bag out of stasis clipped and dipped and into the Dewey they went.
Roots!
Both buckets have successfully produced roots. Back is 3/4 front only one did. Pulled the last bag out of stasis clipped and dipped and into the Dewey they went.
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Shortened daylight cycle on the flowering girls so tonight will be the first long night.
Gotta pull out all that extra resin
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Dear ladies please hurry the F### up.
Your loving care taker,
Turbo
Your loving care taker,
Turbo
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