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Rex's Perpetual Hydroponics, LED, 4x4 Tent Using TBC 10 Gal System: All Are Welcome, Come Learn & Help
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What Donkey said above!!
I think I read somewhere that many use dyes to color the nutrients...I think anyways
Makes sense, especially if it's a sponsored grow.
Speaking of sponsorships...have you thought of reaching out to Herbies, or WSE or one of the other sponsors?
Take care brother
marcus611a
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Hey Rexer this is one of your pics. I don't know if you noticed when you seek my pictures I noticed a couple of my leaves was doing this what causes this and how can I stop it? This is a picture from your post. I have circled in red the clawing. I just click the tips of my leaves so it wouldn't have that ugly shit. But how can I stop it? What causes that?I've been eyeing that one for some time now. And I knew that PGPR mention would catch your eyes.
Thanks StoneOtter, not quite out of the woods yet- but hope is on the horizon!
A quick peak at what's going on. I did a bump last night to see how they'd react. And to rule out their being under fed. The Wappa has a bit of nute burn showing today. So yup, I'll be lowering that back down Pronto. I'll be doing a reservoir change out later today, and the hard part right now is figuring what PPM to come at them with.
I'm going to aim for approx 350-400 PPM on this batch. It's a bit on the lower side, but hopefully it'll spark their appetite.
Here's a few photos showing the current state of them.
The Gorilla Glue
The Wappa Auto
And the Blackberry Auto
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Hi @marcus611a
to my perpetual journal.
I can answer half of your question.
When the tips point straight down like that it's an indicator for Nitrogen toxicity.
They'll stay like that even after corrected (you have to watch new growth for improvements).
Now, your in soil so I can't answer how to fix it, but hopefully someone on here like @Bill284 Or @Jon Can answer (or anyone else! ) as they're both experienced in soil grows- but there's many more experienced here who are great folks and I'm sure will chime in.
to my perpetual journal.I can answer half of your question.
When the tips point straight down like that it's an indicator for Nitrogen toxicity.
They'll stay like that even after corrected (you have to watch new growth for improvements).
Now, your in soil so I can't answer how to fix it, but hopefully someone on here like @Bill284 Or @Jon Can answer (or anyone else! ) as they're both experienced in soil grows- but there's many more experienced here who are great folks and I'm sure will chime in.
marcus611a
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Thank you my friendHi @marcus611a
I can answer half of your question.
When the tips point straight down like that it's an indicator for Nitrogen toxicity.
They'll stay like that even after corrected (you have to watch new growth for improvements).
Now, your in soil so I can't answer how to fix it, but hopefully someone on here like @Bill284 Or @Jon Can answer (or anyone else! ) as they're both experienced in soil grows.
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Anytime! Feel free to drop a pic of it in here, wish I could offer more advice
Hello. Dealing with Nitrogen toxicity in soil cultivation is also pretty easy to fix.
Nitrogen is very soluble and excess Nitrogen fertilizers can be flused out from the medium.
Take 3x amount of your pot capacity pH’d water and flush the soil. After couple days get back to the normal feeding but lower your nutrient dosage.
As Rexer said the leaves which are clawing they wont heal - keep watching the newest growth. If the newest growth leave tips keeps clawing down then the excess/toxicity still continues.
Easiest 101-guides if you google ”how to fix cannabis nitrogen toxcity”. Hope this helps at all.
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Day 24
Cabinet temp: 29C avg
Cabinet RH%: ~60% avg
Previous PPM: 398
Current PPM: 396
Adjusted PPM to: n/a
PH: 6.1
Res temps: 20.3C
Water level: steady drop
So before I do my update- just a small note. The Blackberry is a bit younger, but will be called the same age as the others moving forward. I'll make less mistakes that way
Well, things are looking brighter in every aspect of the cabinet grow under the @NextLight 420h. The wattage is turned up to 298 Watts, and wow that is one bright light.
The girls are looking much better then last time. The topping and removal of a few nodes assisted with the looks, but was done for function. I'll be doubtful of this looking good esthetically at the finish- more like an over crammed Cabinet of sticky medicine
So far the PH has been holding steadier then I normally experience, which is an unexpected bonus.
Roots are popping out and chunking up.
And there are two new Photoperiods in solo cups with soil. These (Sela & Cilla) are going to be used to make clones.
Hope everyone's week is off to a good start and thanks for dropping by!
And thanks @Verbalist for helping @marcus611a !
Cabinet temp: 29C avg
Cabinet RH%: ~60% avg
Previous PPM: 398
Current PPM: 396
Adjusted PPM to: n/a
PH: 6.1
Res temps: 20.3C
Water level: steady drop
So before I do my update- just a small note. The Blackberry is a bit younger, but will be called the same age as the others moving forward. I'll make less mistakes that way
Well, things are looking brighter in every aspect of the cabinet grow under the @NextLight 420h. The wattage is turned up to 298 Watts, and wow that is one bright light.
The girls are looking much better then last time. The topping and removal of a few nodes assisted with the looks, but was done for function. I'll be doubtful of this looking good esthetically at the finish- more like an over crammed Cabinet of sticky medicine
So far the PH has been holding steadier then I normally experience, which is an unexpected bonus.
Roots are popping out and chunking up.
And there are two new Photoperiods in solo cups with soil. These (Sela & Cilla) are going to be used to make clones.
Hope everyone's week is off to a good start and thanks for dropping by!
And thanks @Verbalist for helping @marcus611a !
Ooh! Did you kinda like quadline wappa and Blackberry? Thats what I planned with my GG’s!Day 24
Cabinet temp: 29C avg
Cabinet RH%: ~60% avg
Previous PPM: 398
Current PPM: 396
Adjusted PPM to: n/a
PH: 6.1
Res temps: 19.6C
Water level: steady drop
So before I do my update- just a small note. The Blackberry is a bit younger, but will be called the same age as the others moving forward. I'll make less mistakes that way
Well, things are looking brighter in every aspect of the cabinet grow under the @NextLight 420h. The wattage is turned up to 298 Watts, and wow that is one bright light.
The girls are looking much better then last time. The topping and removal of a few nodes assisted with the looks, but was done for function. I'll be doubtful of this looking good esthetically at the finish- more like an over crammed Cabinet of sticky medicine
So far the PH has been holding steadier then I normally experience, which is an unexpected bonus.
Roots are popping out and chunking up.
And there are two new Photoperiods in solo cups with soil. These (Sela & Cilla) are going to be used to make clones.
Hope everyone's week is off to a good start and thanks for dropping by!
And thanks @Verbalist for helping @marcus611a !
E: ”kinda like quad-line”, hah isn’t that quading right
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Kinda, though I'm still on the fence of breaking out the scrog net. But I figured it'd give some solid framework. The Blackberry Auto hasn't been topped yet though, that'll come shortly the way their growing now.Ooh! Did you kinda like quadline wappa and Blackberry? Thats what I planned with my GG’s!
E: ”kinda like quad-line”, hah isn’t that quading right
Planning to let them grow the newest nodes and then quad-line?
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Yeah, that way leaves a bit more of a stub where you topped. It creates a more solid spot, that's less likely to split.
Here's a Saugaview from yesterday to give a different perspective of it
And a few others
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Day 24
Cabinet temp: 29C avg
Cabinet RH%: ~60% avg
Previous PPM: 398
Current PPM: 396
Adjusted PPM to: n/a
PH: 6.1
Res temps: 20.3C
Water level: steady drop
So before I do my update- just a small note. The Blackberry is a bit younger, but will be called the same age as the others moving forward. I'll make less mistakes that way
Well, things are looking brighter in every aspect of the cabinet grow under the @NextLight 420h. The wattage is turned up to 298 Watts, and wow that is one bright light.
The girls are looking much better then last time. The topping and removal of a few nodes assisted with the looks, but was done for function. I'll be doubtful of this looking good esthetically at the finish- more like an over crammed Cabinet of sticky medicine
So far the PH has been holding steadier then I normally experience, which is an unexpected bonus.
Roots are popping out and chunking up.
And there are two new Photoperiods in solo cups with soil. These (Sela & Cilla) are going to be used to make clones.
Hope everyone's week is off to a good start and thanks for dropping by!
And thanks @Verbalist for helping @marcus611a !
Must be my water, I'm growing bonsai plants compared to those.
Looking good Mucker.
Hope you are well today my friend.
Stay safe
Bill
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Must be my water, I'm growing bonsai plants compared to those.
Looking good Mucker.
Hope you are well today my friend.
Stay safe
Bill
Thanks Bill!
Rapid rooter for the win everytime, for a smooth start in my books.
The soil is just some FFHF. The rest I credit to the blazing Brightness of the 420h and genetics. They'll get fed MC and get uppotted to 3 gallons as they grow out.
Im still getting a feel for judging the water weight in the cup.
For the autos I'm stoked by the quick turn around, thank you.
i had a great read on some nutrients mixing, with some great advice surrounding Si. I was under the impression that it should be given an hour to bond with water, 24hrs is actually recommended for a complete bond prior to adding other elements/nutrients.
Root porn and leafy green plants and new sprouts in solo cups...it's a journal dream come true! Oh, and don't forget the black duct tape.
No need to pH your flush water. Even if you are the pH-adjusting kind of grower, you'll just be pushing out the flush water with the nute water you use immediately after. It's much easier to go with tap.
Interesting! Is that true for MSA or just the potassium silicate most folks use? I mix my nutes in about 3 minutes, starting with MSA, then 0-0-0 cal mag, magnesium nitrate, ammonium nitrate, and MC. One at a time but in quick succession after vigorous stirring.
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Thank you Shed! Appreciate it brotherRoot porn and leafy green plants and new sprouts in solo cups...it's a journal dream come true! Oh, and don't forget the black duct tape.
Good catch thanks!
That would be for potassium Silicates (like armor Si)- and I totally should have clarified that.
N420
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Those girls are really starting to chug along now, the roots have exploded since the last update and are looking great!
Nice healthy looking seedlings too, fingers crossed for no dudes.
Nice healthy looking seedlings too, fingers crossed for no dudes.
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Thanks N420, and I'm still kinda surprised myself how much they changed within the week. Its a bit of a relief seeing all the White roots.
Thanks, let's see how long that lasts ...They're my first ones in soil
. I'm really hoping they're not dudes, it'd be a shame, though I'd probably keep one for pollen chucking. I do have some other strains that are photos fem, but I'm kinda looking forward to trying this strain.
N420
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Your bound to get at least one lady! There is a breeder that I want to try but they only do regs so it’s kinda scared me off, your much braver then me!Thanks, let's see how long that lasts ...They're my first ones in soil
If I can give you any advice as far as soil growing or in my case Pro Mix make sure you give them a good wet dry cycle. Fill a solo cup with dry soil and feel the weight of it. When your solos that have your babies inside feel the same weight as the dry soil solo cup it’s time to water again.
GG looks to love higher N values. Any idea how much N shes gettin?Yeah, that way leaves a bit more of a stub where you topped. It creates a more solid spot, that's less likely to split.
Here's a Saugaview from yesterday to give a different perspective of it
And a few others
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