another hit on themakes up for lost trichs..
-sometimes adds to the 'lost time' dept tho
)... I suppose that if the mineral content of the soil/nutrient solution is too high, it could interfere with osmosis at the root level - but one would surely notice that. Good airflow to evaporate the transpired moisture - and to provide a cooling affect at the plant. Adequate moisture levels in the soil would be assumed. Oh, and if you're using some kind of surfactant to lower the surface tension of the water/solution, that would tend to throw a monkey wrench in the system, because it sort of depends on the adhesion and cohesion properties of water to work correctly in the first place.
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Tortured
Your rambling ,as you call it, is always full of info
). Anyway, I submitted a reply in a thread and was informed that it had gone over the character limit by, IDK, ten or twelve paragraphs or something like that. So I went back to pare it down a little - and saw that I began the trainwreck with a discourse about methyl ethyl ketone and how something that you can spray onto a surface, exhale a lungful of smoke at it... and would actually "capture" and hold onto the smoke for several seconds... couldn't be healthy to inhale for 48 hours/week. I won't say that the (many) things that I bounced to from there were even more off-topic - because such a statement seems kind of silly, considering - but they certainly weren't any closer to the thread topic or even the forum's subject matter. And I must have spent 40 minutes typing away on the post. <SHRUGS> I really don't mean to, but it happens. It's like when my brain got built, lol, there was a whole bunch of wire left over... so it just got connected every which way until all the extra got used, too. It makes life... ... ... ... interesting at times. It also means that my perfect relationship match is a woman with an IQ of like 186. Who is schizophrenic. <SIGH>
and you always come back to topic afterwards.
Well what would you consider to be the best average temperature WITHOUT supplemental co2? I understand that with it you want between 80-85. But without I have read and heard 76 was perfect. Now every strain is different but I think 76-80 would be comfortable. I went in there this morning just after lights went on and it was 73 as it was still warming up. AC was off and we have our temp/hygrometer at the furthest point away from the AC as it has its own current temp display on it. We now have complete control over the environment and it feels wonderful. Plus when you walk in and see this, it kinda puts a smile on your face.Huh. I hope for 77°F when I didn't have much light. Which I can see in the vegetative room, there's no sense in blasting it with the maximum amount of μmol m⁻² s⁻¹ you possibly can when they are too small to use all that energy. But I've looked at a couple studies which seemed to show that a decent-sized cannabis plant cannot use as much light-energy at that temperature as it can at 86°F (that's all assuming ambient CO₂ levels - if you're supplementing to ~800 PPM, then the same plant ought to be able to use more light-energy - at a slightly higher temperature).
IDK, to be honest. The above would depend on other things being optimum. Specifically, the plant would have to be able to transpire all the moisture that it "wanted to" (please forgive me ascribing consciousness to a plant, my mind is in the low part of its cycle and wresting the proper words from it is a challenge), the xylem in good shape (I won't say "healthy," lol because it's made from dead cells), the Casparian strip undamaged (generally not an issue), the stomata clean (no smoking in the grow rooms
Oh... and having typed all that, lol, if your strain's natural environment is a cool one (Swiss strains, maybe?), then "YMMV" applies. Come to think of it, it almost always does, regardless of the discussion
I'm rambling again (whodathunkit?). I just... you know... I stuck a piece of tape on my laptop above the display and wrote "ON-TOPIC!!!" on it :rolleyes3 .
Okay, I will (perhaps somewhat optimistically) agree with you there. But even I have to admit that sometimes the... information is not only not germane to the topic at hand, it also might not be of interest to anyone (on the entire planet, lol). Like... I don't even remember what the discussion was about, it was years ago and on a forum that dealt with certain types of... communications equipment (never mind
So - and this goes for everyone, in every thread - do not be afraid to give me a virtual kick in the seat of my pants if you feel it is warranted.
1 cap full of 30% h202 per 16 oz of water. We usually have a cracked seed after 18 hours or so.
Nice. Continue with mix even in soil til it sprouts or once soiled go pure water?
Thanks DZ. I've got em tapping out but they're in soil now about a day. Wanna help em as much as I can.i wouldn't add too strong of peroxide to the soil...it may kill the little guys- biota.
I believe Nis meant 3% H2O2. Lol! That's what we have. He must have misplaced the decimal. So yes, 30% is too strong, but 3% is perfect. We usually use aloe water or just plain water once they are in the soil.
