First Mix Grow

Sven0190

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3y ago

VEG

FC4800 480W LED Light Emitting Diodes/480W

Mars Hydro

FLO

UR45 45W UV IR LED Light Emitting Diodes/45W

Mars Hydro

Tent

GT 120x120x200

Mars Hydro

Indoor

Room Type

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First Mix Grow. Week 4 - aktueller Status

First Mix Grow. Week 4 - Übersicht der Pflanzen und das Saatdatum

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30 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

22 °C

Day Air Temp

5.6

Weak

Smell

40 %

Air Humidity

19 °C

Solution Temp

22 °C

Night Air Temp

50 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 2

Hydro Growth

5 mll

Root Complex

0.1 mll

Sven0190 After I transplanted my plants from an Amazon hydroponic setup to the final aeroponic system (aeroponic system AeroPro 80 for 6 plants, 80 x 80 x 38.5 cm from the manufacturer: Platinium Hydroponics), the first problems arose after just a few days. The watering was continuous, and the water values apparently weren't right, leading to mold forming on the roots after just 2 days of running the system. Two days ago, I completely changed the water with the specified values. The plants seem to be slowly recovering... I'm curious! If anyone has tips, feel free to share them 😋😊

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30 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

22 °C

Day Air Temp

5.6

Weak

Smell

40 %

Air Humidity

19 °C

Solution Temp

22 °C

Night Air Temp

50 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 2

Hydro Growth

5 mll

Root Complex

0.1 mll

Sven0190 The plants have recovered super well again, check out these awesome roots... I'm so proud 😀😍

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Grow Questions

Sven0190started grow question 3y ago

I'm currently facing the problem that my pH level is rapidly dropping consistently. What could be causing this? Do I need to change the water? It seems like the substances aren't being buffered in the water; what can I do?

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Feeding. Other

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Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question 3y ago

Your pH WILL change over time. Your plants absorb nutrients and water and remove wastes, the water itself slowly evaporates over time as well. All these things combined make the concentration of your solution fluctuate. While you can measure your overall EC or PPM to gage your concentration, without more advanced equipment you can tell the exact ratios of what's left in your solution. Because of this it's hard to just top off a tank over the long term and it's a good idea to do a full tank change every week or two. You can go longer on smaller plants that don't feed as much but on a big flowering plant do it more often.

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