Timewreck - Grown In Hydro With LED & A ScrOG
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stealthgrow
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the plant is looking very nice aj. Keep up the good work. 
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Ive read thru many journals on 420mag and a few books and I am impressed with your individualized spin on growing. Your system IMO appears to be a hybrid; I haven't come across in my studies.
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ajagunle
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Thank you Jaa, or Jaamz, classic ‘Old School Hydro’, I think it is a very low tech bit of kit from the pre-canna days of hydro, it’s an NFT tank for growing capsicum in the greenhouse, almost 20yrs old now but it fits perfectly in the ‘slot’. Amazing how quickly things began to change once the production of Herb was involved, I thought we were all supposed to be wasters!
I’m still tuning in the ‘above ground’ aspects, or stealing ideas, that are freely offered!
Thanks for stopping by!
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I removed the screen for probably the last time, they are bushy!
I shall only tuck the tallest tops from now on, give time for one or two lower down, but substantial, shoots to reach the screen. Not too long until I flip to 12/12.
I have increased nutes to 440ppm, 12 hourly increments of 20 until I established the sweet spot, ph has remained stable at 5.8. I have cleared the bottom of the stems under the screen.
I shall only tuck the tallest tops from now on, give time for one or two lower down, but substantial, shoots to reach the screen. Not too long until I flip to 12/12.
I have increased nutes to 440ppm, 12 hourly increments of 20 until I established the sweet spot, ph has remained stable at 5.8. I have cleared the bottom of the stems under the screen.
Looking good buddy ! 
stealthgrow
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Looks great Aj.
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Thanks LA and Stealth! 
I have removed a few leaves, only ones that were blocking tops from being part of the canopy,
One of which had some slight damage, quite possibly caused by me and my 'snippers' but also quite possibly caused by something's teeth
There is nothing living on the underside that I can see and the marks are not widespread.
It did make me a little obsessed with bugs and I checked every leaf I removed and whilst I found nothing living I did find something that looks like it once was!
Any ideas anyone?
I have removed a few leaves, only ones that were blocking tops from being part of the canopy,
One of which had some slight damage, quite possibly caused by me and my 'snippers' but also quite possibly caused by something's teeth
There is nothing living on the underside that I can see and the marks are not widespread.
It did make me a little obsessed with bugs and I checked every leaf I removed and whilst I found nothing living I did find something that looks like it once was!
Any ideas anyone?
CannabisMeds
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Wow, good find! And nice close up shots.
Looking good. I look forward to seeing the colas develop!
Looking good. I look forward to seeing the colas develop!
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You and me both!
I was going to say 'That's one of the best parts' and then I realised they're all the best parts!!- Thread starter
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It has been 48hrs since my last check, ph is at 5.8 and TDS has dropped from 440 to 395ppm. I will increase to 460 on tomorrow’s top-up.
There is 1 canopy leaf showing noticeable browning, I took several photos and removed it for later inspection, when I downloaded the photos I realised I had not switched off the LEDs so it is not very clear!
Photos of the slightly damaged leaf show the browning? The damage was caused by me. I have inspected underneath with the USB scope and I can see no evidence of alien beings.
The leaf edge is devoid of life! I don't mean bugs, the leaf is dying or dead. It could be caused a hot spot, I will redirect the clip on fan. There is 1ml of SNS 209 for every litre of nute mix and I am spraying with a Rosemary Oil based Foliar spray at every lights out, I regularly inspect for eggs and bugs and have seen nothing.
There is 1 canopy leaf showing noticeable browning, I took several photos and removed it for later inspection, when I downloaded the photos I realised I had not switched off the LEDs so it is not very clear!
Photos of the slightly damaged leaf show the browning? The damage was caused by me. I have inspected underneath with the USB scope and I can see no evidence of alien beings.
The leaf edge is devoid of life! I don't mean bugs, the leaf is dying or dead. It could be caused a hot spot, I will redirect the clip on fan. There is 1ml of SNS 209 for every litre of nute mix and I am spraying with a Rosemary Oil based Foliar spray at every lights out, I regularly inspect for eggs and bugs and have seen nothing.
Really good attention paid to your crop my friend Great going and keep up the good work!
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Really good attention paid to your crop my friend
After losing a grow to thrips I am becoming obsessive!
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There was no further signs of leaves starting to brown-off on the canopy
I removed a fair amount from under the screen,
Including 3 tertiary branches that I have obviously missed up until now,
In the main it looks a healthy green but there is something causing the discoloration.
The browning cannot be caused by hot spots if they are below the screen and 2 or 3 inches below the canopy? I inspected all the debris and could find no bugs or larvae. I have sprayed with a chemical bug spray at lights off.
Nutrient Deficiency is of course another possibility, ph has been moving through the range of 5.6 to 6.0 every 3 or 4 days and the res is 68-71f. mmm.
I removed a fair amount from under the screen,
Including 3 tertiary branches that I have obviously missed up until now,
In the main it looks a healthy green but there is something causing the discoloration.
The browning cannot be caused by hot spots if they are below the screen and 2 or 3 inches below the canopy? I inspected all the debris and could find no bugs or larvae. I have sprayed with a chemical bug spray at lights off.
Nutrient Deficiency is of course another possibility, ph has been moving through the range of 5.6 to 6.0 every 3 or 4 days and the res is 68-71f. mmm.
And always in someone elses' pockets! LOL
I'm still following AJ! Just caught up. Any more trouble with tribbles...er bugs?
I see you are making great use of that USB microscope! Nice pics up close and personal.
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And always in someone elses' pockets! LOL
I'm still following AJ! Just caught up. Any more trouble with tribbles...er bugs?
I see you are making great use of that USB microscope! Nice pics up close and personal.
Hi Canna! I love my new toy, flat things on the table is OK, not too confident at 3d objects that are still growing! I‘ve got at least 8 wks to practice.
We’ll have to think of a new phrase, ‘Troubles with Tribbles’ doesn’t sound nasty enough!!
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