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Hello everyone to one amazing community
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Perfect!!
Just wait and see, don't stress it, go smoke a fatty
Just wait and see, don't stress it, go smoke a fatty
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Nope
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speak tomorrow mate its 1 am here and have to wake up at 6 .....
now a last look at her and off to bed
cannot thank you enough man
would like to shake your hand one day
now a last look at her and off to bed
cannot thank you enough man
would like to shake your hand one day
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Your plants are stressed
I'd do a rezz change, just add enzyme, and see how it goes
I'd do a rezz change, just add enzyme, and see how it goes
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I'd start with that
Then document pH, ppm, and temps
Then document pH, ppm, and temps
That chart should be tattooed on the inside of every newbie grower's - and more than a few "expert's" - eyelids. That way, they'd have to see the thing every time they blinked.
BtW, is this a grow journal? If so, it's in the wrong section (but a staff member could easily move it for you).
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Icemann420
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Wow dwc is a monster ph of 5.8 is a must. Try keeping the Rez in the 68*f do what Chris says this plant won’t recover much. But lessons learned for the next
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you say lesson lerned bu i havent as i dont know how this happened
is is normal for ph to flux from 6.1 to 4.9 in 24 hrs
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what do you think mate ... filling up ro water as we speak for another water change
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by the way a friend from a dwc system got 500g dried ....we could not beleve it 7 colas as big as my whole hand and thick as it too
Icemann420
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It’s not normal for that fluctuations. I’d say there is a nutrition lockout going on I’m a dwc grower. I just pulled 873 grams off one plant also. I’m a experienced dwc grower.
Icemann420
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I keep my ph at 5.6-6.4. I’ll start on the high side right after the bucket change and it will drift to 5.4 area but for the first 2 days check the ph in the am the evening. But after the 2 day period it should have figured it’s self out. Another thing is if your running ro water cal-mag is a must. But I’d you have just ro water in your Rez the ph will be everywhere. There is no buffer To hold it stable.
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yes i also add cal mag
that is why i started to add tap waterbecause of ph flux
i changed the rez 3 days ago and ph dropped today
i was told by chris to change the water again today and not add and nutes just enzyme and cal mag
how long should i leave it with no nuts ... we are sort of flushing it i think no?
that is why i started to add tap waterbecause of ph flux
i changed the rez 3 days ago and ph dropped today
i was told by chris to change the water again today and not add and nutes just enzyme and cal mag
how long should i leave it with no nuts ... we are sort of flushing it i think no?
Not normal, no. If you have a really small reservoir, you'll naturally see faster shifts -. which is one reason I always favored 20+ gallon ones. If you're using crappy homemade/substitute pH adjusters that have effects which are only temporary, then you could see something like that. If you have a reservoir that is harboring microbial life, it could cause your pH to tank. Et cetera. But it's not normal, lol.
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rezz is 35 ltrs so not small for one plant
shoul i change the water or add ph up?
i have plant magic as nutes and pk boster
katana as root stim
