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Is that foil? If it is, it will reflect heat & could damage your plant more than help, as I understand. Please know I'm on my first grow & this is just information I have picked up from reading, reading, reading!
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Thank you! I read it , luckily I couldn't get the foil flat with out creasing hahaOkay... I take that back... not the best or worst option, but here's some info~
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I'm new lol I'm going to a hydro shop today, I didn't really understand PH at first, I was told about it and heard people talk about it but I was just like "F*** it!" and now my plant is losing its color, I started two plants from seeds and transplanted one to a hydro setup at like 3 or 4 weeks, now the one outside in soil is growing a beautiful solid light green color, but the one in the hydro set up is starting to yellow in little spots and I see little white spots which I assume is WPM. I'm lacking something and I think it may be the PH balance, I know its supposed to be 6.7 or something like that. Please help! Constructive criticism is welcome.So what temperature do you have the fish's water/root zone at... and what PH?? Just out of curiosity. I would think fish need a different ph than plants... no?? Just curious... it seems like it will be a balance to keep the fish AND the plant happy.... can you use organic nutrients like molasses without harming the fishies?
So what temperature do you have the fish's water/root zone at... and what PH?? Just out of curiosity. I would think fish need a different ph than plants... no?? Just curious... it seems like it will be a balance to keep the fish AND the plant happy.... can you use organic nutrients like molasses without harming the fishies?
Yes, I added you on here. You are very knowledgeable and if its okay with you I'd like to be able to ask you for tips on some things if needed.Ehhh... I get too attached to animals... I'm vegan. I would definitely screw up by solely maintaining the conditions for my fish... but I would like a fish tank! I would want a pretty salt water one and I know they are expensive to maintain. Some day...
Aquaponics and hydroponics are no doubt very interesting... it's simply that my current living situation... soil makes more sense. But even farmers here have gone hydroponic. Unfortunately we are having a frigid spring here in Italy. Tons of vineyards have lost their vines... and grapes aren't annuals so they can't just be replaced. Vineyards cultivate their vines for years and years... all that lost... it's pretty bad. There will be very little 2017 stock of Italian wines.
In the south of Spain which used to be fields and fields of crops has turned to rows upon rows of hydroponic greenhouses. The speed of hydroponic growing is simply unmatched.
For now, organic soil is my medium. I am learning patience through growing... I have gone perpetual now so I have a lot of plants doing a lot of different things and that keeps it interesting. I have a separate veg cabinet and flowering tent.
I am in my 3rd week of flower with my eldest batch plants now....
You should start a journal! Or let this be the start of your journal and ask a mod to move it. You will make friends here and get help pretty much whenever you need it. Plus... it's great to look back on and if you keep it up you can use it as a reference to see what worked, what didn't, what day you changed this or that. It's totally helped someone like me who tends to trust my memory more than I should.
Good luck! I would really like to see how this grow goes... so if you don't make a journal, definitely keep this thread updated... pretty please!
XxKitty
Yes, I added you on here. You are very knowledgeable and if its okay with you I'd like to be able to ask you for tips on some things if needed.
That's insane about the vineyards, I think hydroponics will soon be the most reliable source of growing anything because of global warming, I used to be oblivious to it but when its late spring and well, it gets to 40°F in Texas, there's something wrong haha. But really, the plants that are not auto flowering species will be so confused . Colorado had baddd acid rain when I went out there in 2015 and half of the mountains were dead. I thought of the fish as just goldfish but now I'm attached and have named a few, also have ghost shrimp which are realllllly interesting along with a sucker fish. I'm only 21 and I have not had any college experience unfortunately so excess my lack of information.
Help! This happened within hours... Those are egg shells for calcium.Agh! Young buck! I'm closer to 30 than 20... but a gal never reveals her age College doesn't mean fuck all in today's digital age. You can learn anything you want with a wifi connection. I have a BFA in music... so I lack a lot of information too. . I would of never graduated if I didn't go to art school.
Once you hit 50 posts you can use the PM feature. But I have the 420 app on my phone so I'm always flipping through... I'll notice if you update this thread as I am subbed.
Hit me up with questions any time! I just started my second Grow journal... and my first one is still in progress if you want to read about my trials and tribulations!
XxKitty
Help! This happened within hours... Those are egg shells for calcium.
I'm going to get one now, should it be a certain kind? Or is that an aquaponics question? One of the leaves has a brown spot and I feel that could be a calcium deficiency and the whole plant is looking yellow. I noticed these issues didn't occur till I made the foil tent and put the lights really close. I took off the POS tent and raised the lights, I have a blue and a red, should I cut that leaf on the bottom that you see in the pic on my thumb? That's the one with a brown spot.Ehhh... it looks like how ph problems usually first present. See... although cannabis in soil like it between 6.0 and 6.5... cannabis in hydro needs it below 6.0... I think most hydro growers keep it around 5.7... I don't know how much more you can ph down the tank without hurting the fish but I would try to slowly lower it... Do you have a ph down product??
Damn, I will research that organic way. I did use a spray with baking soda, I did it to kill the WPM but I must have over corrected.Well... there are organic products that will bring your ph down but I don't know how safe they are for the fish...lime lemon and vinegar all bring your ph down... baking soda brings it up... you can go ahead and cut just the damaged parts of the leaf off. If it got too hot that would explain the wilty kinda look to the leaf...
It would be early for cal deficiency to present... I would get your ph regulated and see if that helps. I know those reptile bulbs put off a bit of heat... they are supposed to...
So... try to get your ph balanced and if you can get a little thermometer to put next to your plant... some of them.. even cheap ones will give you your daily high and low so you can tell what's gone on while you have been away.
Hope that helps a little!
XxKitty