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Atriax - How big a pot is your plant in? That should determine how much water to give them. What method do you use to determine when it's time to water?
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Originally posted by Atriax View Post
so should i give them each another half gallon of nutes (1/2 tsp per gallon or 1/4 tsp?)
When you mix your feed solution DO NOT pH your water base.....yet. Add your inputs like normal. If you have an ec/ppm meter now is the time to check your ec/ppm levels. If you've measured everything out correctly take note of the ec/ppm for future reference. Now that you've noted your EC/ppm you can pH the solution and adjust accordingly. If you're in soil typically 6.5 is where you want to land. If you're in hydro then 5.8.
Here are some availability/pH charts to help you understand how pH affects your plants. Note that one is for soil and the other is for water/hydro.
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Originally posted by Atriax View Post
so should i give them each another half gallon of nutes (1/2 tsp per gallon or 1/4 tsp?)
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Originally posted by Atriax View Post
>Should pH your water after you add nutes. Hope that's what you've been doing.
yes that's what I'm doing
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Originally posted by Atriax View PostJust following up from yesterday. I mixed 1/2 tsp (2.5 ml) of dynagro bloom into one gallon of 6.8 ph water. and gave each plant half. was that enough? should I give them another half gallon same measurements tomorrow?
yes that's what I'm doing
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Should pH your water after you add nutes. Hope that's what you've been doing.
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Just following up from yesterday. I mixed 1/2 tsp (2.5 ml) of dynagro bloom into one gallon of 6.8 ph water. and gave each plant half. was that enough? should I give them another half gallon same measurements tomorrow?
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Originally posted by Rootsruler View PostPre-pHed? You do realize that pHed water left sitting in a container for more than 12 hrs will change pH right? Pre pHing is not necessary. pH once you have all your inputs in the water.
Ok guess ill stop doing that.
What measuring equipment did you get? I always encourage people to pick up a BlueLab Growers Toolbox for meters. The kit contains both pH and EC/PPM meters with multiple calibration pouches of water for both meters. Aptera makes a good pH meter too.
ML droppers
a kit with electronic ph and PPM meters with these ph adjusting packets.
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Pre-pHed? You do realize that pHed water left sitting in a container for more than 12 hrs will change pH right? Pre pHing is not necessary. pH once you have all your inputs in the water.
What measuring equipment did you get? I always encourage people to pick up a BlueLab Growers Toolbox for meters. The kit contains both pH and EC/PPM meters with multiple calibration pouches of water for both meters. Aptera makes a good pH meter too.
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Originally posted by Rootsruler View Post
Curled up as in browning tips or leaf tips pointing down? I'm assuming crispy tips since you mentioned nute burn.
Correct. That's not flushing that's tapering.
PPM Equipment? What have you been using for metering your solutions?
"Dump my water"? Are you running a separate RDWC grow?
I like to use this chart from Aptus to let me know when I need to change feed ratios for the phase the plant is in....this applies to photoperiod plants. Not sure if Auto follows the same path.
I've been using PH testing strips for the water, a 3-1 spike for soil, and ml droppers for measuring the nutrients pergallon
And no in not running and RDWC grow. I have a seven gallon water container with pre ph'ed water, and two-1 gallon jugs of nutes that I mixed last week. It's all worked up until now. But I'm dumping it all and starting over using the more precise measuring equipment
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