Well i flushed the Dinamex and the runoff is still acidic. Should i flush again? I bought an EC meter finally, so that should give me a better idea of whats up ( when it arrives). Itll help me on the next grow avoid the issues Ive had. Also got the microscope ordered as well as poultry bags , which Im going to use instead of jars.
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COCO COIR JayGee's First Grow Journal. Here we go!
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SoOrbudgal
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WOW that's lookin picture perfect from my side. You've done an excellent job tending to your plants JayGee and it shows. I'd be very pleased if they were mine. I'm not sure what poultry bags are? Do tell 
HappyDaze
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This part of the plant's life cycle is fun and challenging for me to manage. The plants are literally preparing themselves and the ground beneath them, for death and to pass on their genetics to their offspring.
Like Mr.furley said above...Some of that leaf curl is the plant consuming energy from it's leaves and pushing it into the bud sites. I starve them at the end, believing that the plant's stress hormones kick in and drive the intergenerational survival genes to feed the buds. My pH often plummets at the end, (DWC), and when I change to straight water it'll continue to drop, so I don't think you can wash the acidity completely away (how acidic were they BTW?)
I'd stop with one wash, the experienced coco folks might have a better opinion.
That's a full tent.
Like Mr.furley said above...Some of that leaf curl is the plant consuming energy from it's leaves and pushing it into the bud sites. I starve them at the end, believing that the plant's stress hormones kick in and drive the intergenerational survival genes to feed the buds. My pH often plummets at the end, (DWC), and when I change to straight water it'll continue to drop, so I don't think you can wash the acidity completely away (how acidic were they BTW?)
I'd stop with one wash, the experienced coco folks might have a better opinion.
That's a full tent.
https://www.advancednutrients.com/articles/drying-curing-buds/
I got the idea from my nute manufacturer's website. I dont have enough for turkey bags , so the smaller size (for chickens) will be good I'm thinking.
I got the idea from my nute manufacturer's website. I dont have enough for turkey bags , so the smaller size (for chickens) will be good I'm thinking.
SoOrbudgal
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Oh I see yes never heard those hanging racks call chicken bags. I bought one and never used it gave it away cause it was so big heck it hung 6ft. I must of not read the size before I clicked the button. Have fun
Well im not sure what to do. My dehumidifier warms the room up to 26-27c (79-81f) and even a bit more when it's warm out, though the humidity drops to 42-45%. Without it, temps run 21-24c , but the humidity hangs around 48%. Doesn't help that we've been getting rain lately....
27c is pushing it for flowering, but the humidity is more ideal. Is 4% humidity going to make that much of a difference?
27c is pushing it for flowering, but the humidity is more ideal. Is 4% humidity going to make that much of a difference?
HappyDaze
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When I run my hands through the canopy and there`s no wet leaves, I know my ventilation and air movement are adequate, but possibly not ideal . If your`s pass that test, you don`t have to worry too much about bud rot. IMO you`re not getting much advantage from the dehumidifier.
D70
Budshots are from the front row, the Dinamex and Chemdogging #1.
Back row is Chemdogging #2 and the Northern Cheese Haze.
Dehumidifier seems ok at night ( low outside temps, so the exhaust fan can actually remove heat). Climbed over 27c this afternoon so I turned it off.
Budshots are from the front row, the Dinamex and Chemdogging #1.
Back row is Chemdogging #2 and the Northern Cheese Haze.
Dehumidifier seems ok at night ( low outside temps, so the exhaust fan can actually remove heat). Climbed over 27c this afternoon so I turned it off.
