I'd be bringing that reading down a little bit by tipping the jar out onto some cardboard for a couple of hours then reseaing the jar.
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Bluey commented on Rootsruler's reply to SOIL Starting my second battle soon. Questions + tips? advice?Last edited by Bluey; Yesterday, 10:19 AM.
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Thoughts & prayers....
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Are they still taking up lots of water or has it dropped right off?
Amber of trichomes is a strange beast sometimes. They can go for ever...
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I think the most controlled grow is pure hydro like DWC or aeroponics, no medium to worry about and a starting pH of 5.8 and let it climb. What could...
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Nice one Dirty
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I have gone to some length in the past to take accurate runoff pH measurements of perfectly healthy plants and found readings all over the place, into...
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Ok. Cool.
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"During the majority of the grow your inflow pH should fluctuate around an average of 5.9. However,...
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So here's what I want to know @Gingerbeard
Where did you find the information that you should lower the pH in flower relative to veg?...
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Fresh out of the freezer frost
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Yes. GWE is an excellent source and often they reference the source material. They even do their own experiments which is super cool. I'm into that!...
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If you go to the manufacturers website you can typically download data sheets, SDS, feed schedules etc
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If you are a student at a university...
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Well manufacturers of the nutes would be a good start, published journals, papers on trials from universities, etc
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Oh come on Ginge. Google is not a source.
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Yes. Add calmag. It is needed in coco and watch your pH closely making sure to vary it a little up and down, say 5.9 to 6.25 for starters.
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Lowering pH in coco from veg to flower? Well I've been raising it in all my grows now, starting at 6.0H and once established 5.8 to just above 6.2 in...
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Peat is very low in pH. Not really suited to cannabis. It appears from what you have noted they have added lime to bring the pH back up. Not inert....
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