Wicked plant LA. Potm material for sure.
Tutankharmon - 400HPS - Soil Coco Mix - Grow
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He he cheers guys lol. Wait till my fluxed girl goes into flower she should be way more impressive!
alex801
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Amazing
thecanuck
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Isnt that something else?!?!?! Wow!!!
Mona lisa..... na...... LAs training... YAAA 
Awesome stuff brotha!
Awesome stuff brotha!
Crazy training, looking god though.
With regards to pH/ppm, not sure if Soil Coco mix is different. But I went through my chasing pH stage with my soil grows and after realizing I was not getting anywhere and causing more problems then I was solving, I just stopped doing it. Now i do not check pH or anything, I just let the gallon jugs sit out for a while before using to let Chlorine evaporate.
With that 'fluxing' plant are you going to train some to grow back towards middle? Because it seems like you will have a plant with a big doughnut hole in the middle the way it looks now
With regards to pH/ppm, not sure if Soil Coco mix is different. But I went through my chasing pH stage with my soil grows and after realizing I was not getting anywhere and causing more problems then I was solving, I just stopped doing it. Now i do not check pH or anything, I just let the gallon jugs sit out for a while before using to let Chlorine evaporate.
With that 'fluxing' plant are you going to train some to grow back towards middle? Because it seems like you will have a plant with a big doughnut hole in the middle the way it looks now
your small plant is showing signs of a phosphorous and calcium deficiency from I believe a pH fluctuation. you may need to flush your pots with at least twice the volume of pH adjusted water as the pot size. what is the pH of the first runoff from watering?
here is a cannabis leaf deficiency chart
here is a nutrient availability chart
here is the Cannabis Plant and Pest Problem Solver and the Plant Abuse Chart
Cannabis Plant and Pest Problem Solver - Pictorial
Plant Abuse Chart
here is a cannabis leaf deficiency chart
here is a nutrient availability chart
here is the Cannabis Plant and Pest Problem Solver and the Plant Abuse Chart
Cannabis Plant and Pest Problem Solver - Pictorial
Plant Abuse Chart
OZ BRIT
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Great info KJC 
La....my Ger is looking better (is that possible? lol) every time I see her
I'm SO undecided WHICH of your methods to use lol. Love the Gert way....but flux better suits my needs 
La....my Ger is looking better (is that possible? lol) every time I see her
I'm SO undecided WHICH of your methods to use lol. Love the Gert way....but flux better suits my needs 
netstatmen
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great info KingJohnC ! i actually downloaded your leaf deficiency pic, i find it quite useful since my plants seem to have some deficiencies and i couldn't find what those strange colors meant till now !
+ rep!
!+ rep!
netstatmen
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LA friend, Gert is looking amazing, i made some research and found this in the web, hope is not crap info lol 
Guide to EC Values for Plants Life Cycle
Example: Based on Water EC OF 0.0
So this means 0.0 would be the BASE Value, Most of us will never have 0.0, i have 0.6 as my base water EC. so i just imagine "0.6 is 0.0 and use this as a guide.
Seedlings, Early Sprouts.........100 ppm to 250 ppm--------0.2 ec - 0.5 ec
Early Vegging..........................300 ppm to 400 ppm--------0.6 ec - 0.8 ec
Full Vegetation........................450 ppm to 700 ppm--------0.9 ec - 1.4 ec
Early Blooming.........................750 ppm to 950 ppm--------1.5 ec - 1.9 ec
Full Mature Blooms..................1000 ppm to 1600 ppm------2.0 ec - 3.2 ec
pretty wide margins of error really muller ,just do everything by 0.1 increases/decreases and you shouldn't run into any problems that can't be solved.
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it would be great if some experienced growers share their thoughts about this info because i am planning on using it
cheers
Guide to EC Values for Plants Life Cycle
Example: Based on Water EC OF 0.0
So this means 0.0 would be the BASE Value, Most of us will never have 0.0, i have 0.6 as my base water EC. so i just imagine "0.6 is 0.0 and use this as a guide.
Seedlings, Early Sprouts.........100 ppm to 250 ppm--------0.2 ec - 0.5 ec
Early Vegging..........................300 ppm to 400 ppm--------0.6 ec - 0.8 ec
Full Vegetation........................450 ppm to 700 ppm--------0.9 ec - 1.4 ec
Early Blooming.........................750 ppm to 950 ppm--------1.5 ec - 1.9 ec
Full Mature Blooms..................1000 ppm to 1600 ppm------2.0 ec - 3.2 ec
pretty wide margins of error really muller ,just do everything by 0.1 increases/decreases and you shouldn't run into any problems that can't be solved.
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it would be great if some experienced growers share their thoughts about this info because i am planning on using it
cheers
autopsycho
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gota get me a ppm meter ,
Stumped
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Hey man I notice you have some sugar yeast co2 running. I use these on my smaller aquariums. Do u notice a difference? I may try this today. How often do u replace the mixture?
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Cheers to all who are dropping Info on my thread. I love all the tables and stuff gives me a point of reference now to check back on when needed. So many thanks indeed to all.
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Craw yep she will be bare in the middle. My next one the double fluxed waffle will be a woven plant full of smaller colas that fill entire area. This one I just want big ass single colas on each branch. Plus ill be able to play with light in center at sides and from above.
Hey stumped yeah the co2 cant hurt and I change the mix like once a week.
Hey stumped yeah the co2 cant hurt and I change the mix like once a week.
alex801
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Hi light addict I hope ur well tonight.... Still Toking that strawberry?
I can't get over your tut or the fluxed girl either.
I think ozz likes them better though lol
I can't get over your tut or the fluxed girl either.
I think ozz likes them better though lol
OZ BRIT
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Mate
CajunCelt
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Go by EC, not ppms.
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Ok Cajun, please spell my ppm/ec meter out I have a Blue labs truncheon. I'm normally a soil guy, so how is it used as an advantage over just measuring it all out properly? I know its obviously more accurate, down to parts per million etc. but isnt PH more important to a certain point? I also know its the salts or ec, electro conductivity.
I know it is more accurate than measures, but is this the only advantage? I'm kind of a go by the gut guy lol. Not saying that is always a plus via my blasted brain lol he he lol!
I get these meters in coco and hydro, dwc but soil? It's so forgiving and tends to give you plenty of warning and time to fix em.
I'm nearly in a coma right now it's awesome stuff Strawberry Cough !!!
I know it is more accurate than measures, but is this the only advantage? I'm kind of a go by the gut guy lol. Not saying that is always a plus via my blasted brain lol he he lol!
I get these meters in coco and hydro, dwc but soil? It's so forgiving and tends to give you plenty of warning and time to fix em.
I'm nearly in a coma right now it's awesome stuff Strawberry Cough !!!
AfricanGrower
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>>>I know it is more accurate than measures, but is this the only advantage?
Do you need much else haha
Knowing how you operate, accuracy is not a big deal, and to be honest weed is a weed...I'm not going to lie, but I only purchased my PPM meter after I decided I was switching from soil to hydro with this first hydro setup of mine. You can definitely get away with massive, healthy yields without one. BUT when the time comes (and it happens to everyone) where you experience a problem with your plant you are unsure of, a PPM meter (as well as a pH meter) is a handy tool to have in your arsenal in order to quickly identify, and rectify the problem 
Do you need much else haha
Knowing how you operate, accuracy is not a big deal, and to be honest weed is a weed...I'm not going to lie, but I only purchased my PPM meter after I decided I was switching from soil to hydro with this first hydro setup of mine. You can definitely get away with massive, healthy yields without one. BUT when the time comes (and it happens to everyone) where you experience a problem with your plant you are unsure of, a PPM meter (as well as a pH meter) is a handy tool to have in your arsenal in order to quickly identify, and rectify the problem 
