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Bluenoser
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Thanks brother, I really appreciate all the help and support I've received on this site 
Uneven growth in hydro system
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KCCO 77
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You will get it everyone’s grow is different due to a million factors. I am loving the RDWC it’s been a serious wake up call for me. I was so lazy before lol.
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Yeah, the soil plants seem so easy compared to the hydro, but the hydro plants are far larger than the ones in soil.
I want to build a bunch of different hydro systems now, lol
I want to build a bunch of different hydro systems now, lol
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I flipped to flower yesterday, and added some of that dreaded Flora Bloom because the pH was too high, at 6.6.
After adding it, the pH dropped to 5.8, and all seemed stable all day yesterday.
This morning, the pH was down to 5.1 again.
It's got to be that flora bloom causing the issues. I've added pH up, now it's at 6.0.
I hope it isn't gonna keep falling again after I finally got it stable.
After adding it, the pH dropped to 5.8, and all seemed stable all day yesterday.
This morning, the pH was down to 5.1 again.
It's got to be that flora bloom causing the issues. I've added pH up, now it's at 6.0.
I hope it isn't gonna keep falling again after I finally got it stable.
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Should the leaves have this much yellow in them, or is it just my eyes freaking out because of the light?
I think it means something, Iron maybe
I see it all the time but not fully sure myself
I see it all the time but not fully sure myself
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Should I be worried?
How do I correct this?
How do I correct this?
Not sure, Think its just based on nutes, too much or not enough
Actually they're fine, it's just the plants are growing very fast and new growth will be lighter in color. If you watch then once the new tops grow out they will turn a more normal green.
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Thanks guys, I can't trust my eyes anymore, I'm getting old, lol.
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These are my non-feminized Harlequins and Skunk candy, do you think they are boys or girls?
Too early to tell?
The feminized plants are in the hydro, and larger, and I can see pistils starting in the tops, but not in the non-feminized plants in soil yet.
No hairs anywhere on either plants yet, only 2nd day in flower
Too early to tell?
The feminized plants are in the hydro, and larger, and I can see pistils starting in the tops, but not in the non-feminized plants in soil yet.
No hairs anywhere on either plants yet, only 2nd day in flower
Too early for me to tell yet, you should know in 10 or 12 days. 
Pray for my Skunk Candy GIRLS to show!!!!
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I'm praying brother, lol.
I took a clone of it just in case, hope it's a girl, as will be my clone if it is
I took a clone of it just in case, hope it's a girl, as will be my clone if it is
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My HPS light just arrived, and I just installed it.
The Skunk Candy are going to be very happy now
Now I have a 600W HPS light on one side, and a 900W Viparspectra LED light on the other side.
Those green crack plants on the far right are already stretching, and I had to train a couple of them down, which is why a couple look floppy.
I've got the HPS light at 20" from the top of the plants.
The Skunk Candy are going to be very happy now
Now I have a 600W HPS light on one side, and a 900W Viparspectra LED light on the other side.
Those green crack plants on the far right are already stretching, and I had to train a couple of them down, which is why a couple look floppy.
I've got the HPS light at 20" from the top of the plants.
Skunky McSkunky is looking fantastic
My 1st 3 or so grows was with a HPS, loved it but the heat was too much here on the surface of the sun
My 1st 3 or so grows was with a HPS, loved it but the heat was too much here on the surface of the sun
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They are looking good so far. I only single topped the ones in soil and LST'd them.
I am concerned about the heat as well, in fact, a few weeks ago there was NO way I could run a MH light during veg, so thank God for the LED lights.
Today was only 73 degrees F in the grow room, it's much cooler outside than it has been, so hopefully the weather will calm down now into the rest of this flower
It's 77 degrees in there now that this light is on, and the temp outside is climbing, so I have to keep everything well ventilated.
I am concerned about the heat as well, in fact, a few weeks ago there was NO way I could run a MH light during veg, so thank God for the LED lights.
Today was only 73 degrees F in the grow room, it's much cooler outside than it has been, so hopefully the weather will calm down now into the rest of this flower
It's 77 degrees in there now that this light is on, and the temp outside is climbing, so I have to keep everything well ventilated.
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Bluenoser
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BTW, my pH seems to be stabilizing again, it actually very slightly rose and is now at 5.9.
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Bummer.
I'm 99.99999% sure that one of my two harlquins are a male.
I'm just gonna post a pic of it for confirmation before it ends up in my juicer tonight.
Take a look please, what do you think, definitely male right?
I'm 99.99999% sure that one of my two harlquins are a male.
I'm just gonna post a pic of it for confirmation before it ends up in my juicer tonight.
Take a look please, what do you think, definitely male right?
Looks like a boy, you'll know for sure in a couple days.
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