wow 18 in 4x8 thats tight man lol im not using flo and grow but im findin 3 in 4x4 is tight because i have individual pots to do res changes
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Dumpy
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I found 7 in a 4x4 soil less grow to be desirable. Working on a under current DWC and counted 18 pots in Alaskans tent. Was wanting his thoughts on whether he felt it is crowded or just right. Was thinking of going with 2 foot centers.
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I do not have a solid answer for you. I am begining to think I "could" grow just as much in final product weight with 8 plants if done correctly. I may try this at some point. Pretty cramped in there right now though.
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We had 6 bubbler buckets stuffed in our 4x4....tight quarters lemme tell ya.
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I have a plant issue. I'm begining to see this on leaves in my tent I think it's Potassium (K) Toxicity: do you agree And how do I get rid of that?? Flush the plants?
6 in a 4x4 i can imagine on a bubbler you cant get in there to do anything you probably had to take everything out to do stuff
I have a plant issue. I'm begining to see this on leaves in my tent I think it's Potassium (K) Toxicity: do you agree And how do I get rid of that?? Flush the plants?
wheres the chart? lol
that plant in veg or flower and whats the nutes going in atm
possible zinc deficiency?or toxicity?
if its any toxicity then id say flush but it could also be a deficiency or sorts
the closest picture ive seen to that is zinc but dont quote me on that try to check some pics for yourself too
just trying to help point you in the right direction
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I went ahead and did a flush, drained the res and will run water PH'd at 5.7 for 24 hrs.
COREY WHERE ARE YOUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol
The PH has remained the same for the last 3 days as well as the PPM's has not moved either. They are drinking water like it's going out of style. 5 gallons a day
COREY WHERE ARE YOUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol
The PH has remained the same for the last 3 days as well as the PPM's has not moved either. They are drinking water like it's going out of style. 5 gallons a day
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I did
Dumpy
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I think you are right with your diagnosis Alaskan. Are you using baking soda in your grow?
Yes, a good flush is warranted. There shouldn't be any deficiencies when using BPN if the rates and pH is correct. I need more info. rates of nutes and other supplements you are using. Call me if you want Alaskan1 and I could probably help a little more.
Hey there my friend!
Does look like a potassium deficiency to me, which can also be exacerbated by higher temps or low RH, or being close to lights. If I understand correctly, the burn damage happens when potassium is locked out, and the leaves excessively evaporate at the edges. I've not had this one much, so I'm going by what I've read more than anything else, and a bit of my own, albeit limited, experience with it. I'm sure Corey can help get it straightened out, but definitely flushing is good idea (always a good idea with issues like this I think).
Does look like a potassium deficiency to me, which can also be exacerbated by higher temps or low RH, or being close to lights. If I understand correctly, the burn damage happens when potassium is locked out, and the leaves excessively evaporate at the edges. I've not had this one much, so I'm going by what I've read more than anything else, and a bit of my own, albeit limited, experience with it. I'm sure Corey can help get it straightened out, but definitely flushing is good idea (always a good idea with issues like this I think).
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I'm betting they are feeling better after the flush as they are eating nutes again and the PH flucuates again. So,life is back to normal
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Hey there my friend!
Does look like a potassium deficiency to me, which can also be exacerbated by higher temps or low RH, or being close to lights. If I understand correctly, the burn damage happens when potassium is locked out, and the leaves excessively evaporate at the edges. I've not had this one much, so I'm going by what I've read more than anything else, and a bit of my own, albeit limited, experience with it. I'm sure Corey can help get it straightened out, but definitely flushing is good idea (always a good idea with issues like this I think).
Thanks X, it's not heat nor too low a RH, Don't think it's the light either since there are taller plants closer to the lights
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Took some pictures after lights out!
can I get a camping permit for your forest? 
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Looking good my man. I totally forgot to ask you what size portable a/c do you have. And do you have the a/c just for when the lights are on?
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OOOOOOOhhh AAAAAAhhh very nice A1! 
wish you could have done a little UBTing in there.
Looking superb! How does this one at this time rate with your last grow?
Hope all is well brotha!
wish you could have done a little UBTing in there.Looking superb! How does this one at this time rate with your last grow?
Hope all is well brotha!
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you will be required to sleep outside of the forrest boundries
