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Wonder Woman / Blue Ice grow

Coinhall09

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Hello all I've redone my grow room completely removed the old paneling added insulation drywalled mudded and caulked it , and painted it flat white.


I also got coco and perlite and 5 gal fabric pots to hopefully help with any drainage issues or any other problems.


I got some wonder woman and blue ice seeds .

I popped 2 if each a few days ago and they have sprouted.

light cycle is 18 on 6 off
ph 6.5
Room temp 73 to 80
humidity kinda low at 44% trying to get it up
light is a viparspectra 300

I'm gonna be more detailed on everything in case I ha e any issues. And I will try to post atleast once a week with pics and above details.
 

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Be ready, Wonder Woman turns into monster trees, never grown it myself but I’ve seen the stretch and it’s serious
 
Mr.furley 9fingerleafs

running fox farm trio nuts, and general hydro calmag.

thanks for the 6.2 tip will do.

Never grown these strains b4 read on here it's a good strain and produces a good amount.

is fox farm ok for coco I followed dr mj coco for the coco perlite mix and buffered twice with 150% strength calmag.
 
9fingerleafs
Soil version of what feeding chart? Or nutrients?
I use the Fox Farm soil nutrients in my Coco grow, I don't use the hydroponic version it's not recommended for Coco only Dwc.
 
Weekly update 12/20/18

ph 6.3
ppm 930
rh 40%
temp. 79 f
size 3 inch

light cycle 18 on 6 off
watering daily phing water 6.1 to 6.4
2 teaspoon of grow big
2 teaspoon of big bloom
1 teaspoon of cal-mag
per gallon of water , going by the fox farm hydro mix rates since it's coco.

they seem to be fine , did get some solution of the first 4 leaves with a sprayer to keep coco moist with some run off. So those are the spots of the leaves.


Grew about a inch in about 5 days with 4 more leaves coming out. Really liking the drainage of the coco/perlite mix !!
 

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You need to use ph up at he end?? Big bloom rises ph but nothing compared to how acidic grow and tiger are, just wondering cause I’ve struggled to keep ph at 5.8, can’t imagine how you get to 6.4
 
Mr.furley , 9fingerleafs

thank you , yes about to alternate with phed water
yeah I've found grow is more acidic and yeah 2 tsp per gallon , yeah got to use ph up about 3 to 5 drops , using this chart trying to use lower amount of grow to not ever do anything. 9 finger 2 tsp is showing 10 ml on my little med measuring cup ?
 

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I see, I’m using the soil schedule and it says 6 teaspoons, I was tripping and thought you meant tablespoons (full 30ml dose) but I see it’s not haha I’m using similar quantities, can’t use more than 8ml/gal of grow and have to use 10 of bloom to manage ph
 
9fingerleafs ahh haha gotcha , are you using soil or coco for the medium?

and I'm guessing u don't like to use ph up or down from your last sentence about grow an bloom ?

I'm trying not to use too much nutrients and any ph up I use white vinegar for down but havnt had to use any , even measured the run off ph and it was 6.0 6.1 range so looked like double buffering the coco worked out.

no drainage issues or any pests like with my last grow
 
I’m used to growing in soil with botnicare nutrients, recently I got me some coco and fox farms trio, so I’m using the trio on the soil and botanicare in coco. I have one and a half gallons on ph down and no ph up. Never use ph down either
 
12/29/18 update

transplanted yesterday to 5 gal fabric pots.
added the mezhie 600 led since they are spread out.

ph. 6.3
ppm 1200
rh. 55
temp. 75
Size 5.5 inches

so far so good , some slight leaf cupping and holes in leafs in one plant will have to look into that , def not pests . Here are some pics I took while transplanting checking out the root system looking very nice.

noticed the blue ice roots more compact and tight with the coco, they did seam to sprout first might be why.
 

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