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So this week started with a flush and put her out in the sun for a little bit, though she seemed to perk up a little bit, she’s still been lime green all week. The soil doesn’t seem wet and I’ve only watered the soil once this week, I do have a soil ph meter and it still shows high ph, then when I start to flush, the needle goes down to around 7, so I’m not sure where to go from here
So she has been getting lighter the last couple weeks since the soil became too wet from being too deep in the aquaponic water, figure it’s ph related but I flushed her twice, each time ph came down, but didn’t seem to help, am I going the right direction or is it just N def now?
Tough to say with such a unique set up - but it looks hungry overall IMO or may be because of your pH issues.
Could have some root issues going on, especially if you had the soil too wet for an extended period of time..
I know the fish provide some nutrients to the plant but if that’s all you’re depending on for the feeding of the plant I think that will be problematic. I’m no aquaponic expert. Soil nutes are likely entirely depleted at this point.
Looking good.
Just 1 thing. I seen in wk 7.. u dried your bud above your light. Just a lil 101 in drying. "Which is commonly overlooked". 18-20c max drying, as too hot. The bud dries and skrines too much & loss in potency. Most ppl can't reach that temp when they're in their drying period. So, the aim is to prolong the drying period amap and avoid potency and possibly a hay smell. You could build a shelf above that light. And make another shelf. But, for drying. It's not optimal.
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