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I'm new... second indoor grow. Hydro. My bruce banner is six weeks old...three weeks in flower...very healthy , deep green.. thick stems.. i'm using Flora gro trio. Using the GWE recommended schedule. All said... is upping my nutes necessary ??
I'm in late bloom / pre harvest . How many Lux should my plant be getting at this stage ? She's under 600 watt HPS at 60,000 lux right now. Her hairs at the top are turning slower than bottom buds.
My super skunk DWC bucket is almost ready for harvest. On this Res change I went with straight PHed water. My PPM before the change was 545 . OK.... I used filtered tap water with a PPM of 97. I checked the PPM 30 minutes after the change and got a reading of 768. Where did that come from ???
Just a thought. If I were to use clean rain water in my bucket... aside from Cal Mag , is there enough nitrogen in it that I should back off the nitrogen containing nutes ??
I have been using store bought spring water for my five gallon bubbler, and may be over thinking things cause I still have to take the Ph down a bit. My tap water has a 6.9 Ph and 97 ppm. With the tap water my concern is the chloramine. So far my research says, 1 teaspoon of lemon juice per...
I've got a small closet grow, 4 super skunk. First time indoor grow. I have one in a 5 gal bubbler, and three in a peat/perlite equivalent . I have great air circulation but zero humidity. My DWC plant started showing signs of tip burn . I bounced it around the GWE community and determined it...
I'm new to indoor growing so bare with me please. I have a 5 gal bucket bubbler and want to know how to adjust my Ph. Do I completely take my basket out or can I add Ph down into the top without taking the top all the way off ?
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