kelticBlue
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that is excellent you guys
What's up with these leaves?
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panel350
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I'm not in Aussie mate I'm a Kiwi LOL ,haven't seen any like yours over here ,for a small country we have an awesome car culture check out www.beachhop.co.nz an awesome show of car over 5 days .Btw I have that baby on a flush at the mo.
Cheers Kev
Stltoed
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Oh sorry dude. Im in Southern California. Ive only seen a couple cars from your side. One was a VERY nice Juke ( spelling?). I figured you had seen one like mine because you noticed the chop... some people here dont see it. I will be sure to see the link you gave. Good times Thanks
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panel350
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All good mate , I think you mean Ute ,your pickup ,Aussie's and Kiwi's is a bit like Canadians and Americans LOL ,We are having a 4th July Cruze so I'll try and get some pik's for ya.
Well I've had the baby in just the bucket and Ph'ed water for 2 days ,roots look good (I think) the top not so ,what do you think??? Also are there enough bubbles in the bucket??
Cheers Kev
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Stltoed
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Gotta love the car shows...
The roots look great, but i dont see anything close to enough air. Im an air freak. In my system i have two tubs each at 17 gallons with the option to grow 7 plants. I RARELY go over 3 in a tub. Less is more with this system
I use 12 inch ring diffusers and an 85 liter linear air pump. This would normally be considered overkill, but as long as your bubbles are small enough rour rootes wont get damaged from the air action. Your plant has no upward growth. This may be due to a lack of oxygen in the root system. It looks old enough to be 4 or 5 times taller with a lot more foliage
I cant remember where i share my pictures because i smoke copious amounts of pot but here are my roots in RDWC...
If youve seen these pics before i appologies.
Once the plants are tempered to this air action the roots, stalk and most importantly the foliage goes absolutely freaking nuts. I grew two plants in the season above. This plant was a little over 10oz. The other was over 16. Here is the yield. The jars have the plant with the roots
I would also use a root booster. I think House and Garden is from down there. Their Root Excelurator is amazing. If you can find it (and afford to buy it) use it.
I hope this helps.
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panel350
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Gotta love the car shows...
The roots look great, but i dont see anything close to enough air. Im an air freak. In my system i have two tubs each at 17 gallons with the option to grow 7 plants. I RARELY go over 3 in a tub. Less is more with this system
I use 12 inch ring diffusers and an 85 liter linear air pump. This would normally be considered overkill, but as long as your bubbles are small enough rour rootes wont get damaged from the air action. Your plant has no upward growth. This may be due to a lack of oxygen in the root system. It looks old enough to be 4 or 5 times taller with a lot more foliage
I cant remember where i share my pictures because i smoke copious amounts of pot but here are my roots in RDWC...
If youve seen these pics before i appologies.
Once the plants are tempered to this air action the roots, stalk and most importantly the foliage goes absolutely freaking nuts. I grew two plants in the season above. This plant was a little over 10oz. The other was over 16. Here is the yield. The jars have the plant with the roots
I would also use a root booster. I think House and Garden is from down there. Their Root Excelurator is amazing. If you can find it (and afford to buy it) use it.
I hope this helps.
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panel350
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WOW!!!!!!! totally blown away by that !!!!!. Man you know what you are doing!! hats off to you mate !! I've changed my setup over the weekend as per photos a lot more bubbles ,I added nutes at 50% and have placed the reservoir outside my tent so it keeps cool . Hope I'm on the right track now .
Cheers for your advise mate .
Cheers for your advise mate .
Stltoed
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Their you go! I think you will have much better results. This may not be the only issue, but its a start. If you have questions lets look at it closer. There is ALWAYS room for improvement.
Stltoed
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How big is your system in total volume? It doesnt look like much
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panel350
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Only a 10 litre system ,I'm on the train of thought that I'll start with 1 plant and if I have problems and can fix them hopefully I will have better knowledge for later .I have the Ph at 5.4 and the ppm is 150.
Cheers mate
Stltoed
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Ok, sounds good. You have heat issues? Might be able to fix them if you do. Ph is a tad low, id shoot for 6. ppm looks good for now.
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panel350
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Cool ,I think heat could have been a problem in my original bucket but I think having the reservoir
outside my tent where the temp is around 8-15 C will help ,inside the tent is a constant 20-23 C.
Was thinking of painting the black bucket white .I'm on 24/24 light is that to much??
Stltoed
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Air temp of 27C is propably pushing it for you. Your nutrient temp will move pretty easily due to your volume. You can try to insulate your buckets.
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panel350
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I'll keep an eye on the temps for a few days and take a note .Well mate I better get back to making fish !
Cheers
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panel350
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Hi ,well I had a bit of a leak so ended up having to make up a new batch of water Phed at 5.9 seven hours later it was up to 6.7.The leaves are curling under ???
Cheers
Stltoed
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6.7 may be a bit much. How are you calibrating your Ph probe? And ppm probe for that matter?
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panel350
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Yeah I adjusted the ph back down to 5.9 again ,calibrating Ph pen with 7.0 buffer. the ppm is a Bluelab truncheon self calibrating (I think).
Stltoed
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Make sure that you use a calibrating solution made by the manufacturer of the instrument. There are different scales especially the PPM. Ive never seen one that didnt need calibration
Stltoed
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Stupid question... what time and day is it where your at?
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panel350
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8.30pm 3 july
