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Discoloration
- Thread starter EzPz
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ChadWestport
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Nothing terrible it seems. A little light but the yellowing on the edges could indicate a PH issue. What is your set to and how often does it fluctuate? What is the temp of your resevoir?
EzPz
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Temp of water and Ph are things I do not check because I’m doing a
YouTube Soil Vs Soiless test.
Trying to keep cost to a minimum since I recently broke my wrist and had to pay $1700usd =\
Next grow I’ll do both Ph and Temp checks.
I have the temp in my grow box set 78 degrees and I have all 6 5 gallon buckets sitting in cardboard and last I check the water was perfect at 68 but it has got much colder recently and the room is now 73 degrees. I know the Ph was off when I first mixed the solution up but I let it sit for a week then out the plants in.
ppm and ph were way to high. But since planting they have thrived.
YouTube Soil Vs Soiless test.
Trying to keep cost to a minimum since I recently broke my wrist and had to pay $1700usd =\
Next grow I’ll do both Ph and Temp checks.
I have the temp in my grow box set 78 degrees and I have all 6 5 gallon buckets sitting in cardboard and last I check the water was perfect at 68 but it has got much colder recently and the room is now 73 degrees. I know the Ph was off when I first mixed the solution up but I let it sit for a week then out the plants in.
ppm and ph were way to high. But since planting they have thrived.
ChadWestport
New member
Well that is good (not your wrist though) and it sounds like the plants are doing good. Knowing both of those will help you dial everything in a little tighter. Again, doesn't look bad at all.