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so I am doing a flush today on the bloom plants .I did the first plant that was a gorilla glue in lockout I started with water phed at 7.3 added some flora clean and ran 5 gallons thru it the ph coming out was 5.2 yikes so I ran two more 5 gallon buckets and brought the run off ph to 6.4 then I added 30 ml of calmag to one last bucket and ran that through ph coming out was 6.3.
next plant was 6.2 after first bucket so I added calmag to next and ran that the same thing with the third
I'm on the fourth now it just finished the first flush going in I messed up with the ph up I ran out of baking soda so I used gh ph up I ended up running ph 10.2 and the out put water was 6.2 in range but I wanted to maake sure I got all that 10.2 water out I didn't mention this plant is in a fabric pot all others were plastic . I did one more run the output water wasbat 6.2 so in the next bucket the water going in was 6.4 with calmag the water out was 6.0
The 5th bucket started with 6.5 with flora clean in it the output was 4.4 and it shows ,2nd bucket 9.2 in with flora clean out was 4.4 next bucket 6.8 in 5.2 out next bucket 8.0 in 6.0 out last bucket in 7.0 out 6.3
Last plant 7.1 in with flora clean 4.4 out think I had ph issues yikes .10.2 in with flora clean 4.8 out ,next bucket 7.2 in with FC, 5.3 out pain in the ass this is teaches me not to reuse coco with out a flush no mater how much of a hurry i'm in ok next bucket 8.0 in with FC 5.3n out next 7.6 in with FC 5.4 out next 7.4 in 6.0 out last bucket 7.5 in with cal mag 6.1 out I can live with that so I've been doing this for 5 hours damn
so the last thing I did was to flush 10 gallons of coco with some calmag ph was 6.7 in 6.4 out but I had to put 5 lbs of coco in anouther bucket from the one I had it in so I could put a 10 gallon fabris pot in then I dumped the 5 gallons of coco in then I poured the other 5 gallons of coco that I washed out of the big pot I had it in lol alls good now job done IDK about well
DANG !!!!! Thats freaking nuts! Like having a job again eh OJH? Ive had my problems with PH as you know. I ran about 40 gallons through one pot over 3 weeks to get it CLOSE to where it should be. Its no fun trying to get PH back to where it should be. I feel your pain.
this is one of the problem girls, I have to admit that I saw the problems earlier but had to deal with my dad well as you can see I was at the tipping point of saving or tossing plants hope I saved them lol
Just one foot in front of the other climb out of that depression. Keep your mind on the task at hand,and don’t dwell on things beyond your control.lol
yes it does it was at a point that it had to be dealt with ,I've been so busy with dad I've been putting it off but we will see not one of my best grows lol
I got the new photos transplanted yesterday here are a few pictures of them kook at the 4 and 5 th pictures the plant has double coy leaves, the last two are a couple of my 9 day old afgan kush ryders
That's crazy OJH, that ones gonna have a few extra groceries, to get her going,
Keep an eye on her, I bet she does good.
Your Afghans are looking great. They put out an awesome smell, at least mine did.
I did start some amnesia autos the tails were out just a little in morning so I wet the towels again and put them back on the cable box , I had a doctors appt in Boston then drove out to Worcester to see my dad didn't get home to like 7 pm forgot about seeds next morning the paper towel was dry shit shit shit, I said what the hell I re-moistened the towel then transplanted in the morning .I didn't think they were any good so I dropped some new seeds ,new seeds are soaking and one of the dry seeds is popping go figure right. I think I am going to start a new thread for just my Autos
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