Hey curious what you ended up doing with these girls? Hope they are doing well!
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Shot from above, the whole famdamily is looking pretty good.
Right rear Gorilla/Widow perking to her new home. As is the Zombie in front of her. I can''t really tell the difference between these two strains.
Shot from above, the whole famdamily is looking pretty good.
Right rear Gorilla/Widow perking to her new home. As is the Zombie in front of her. I can''t really tell the difference between these two strains.
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The girls are starting to really take off. Ran into slight troubles with temps but got them back in range. Also had low humidity but added a humidifier, and after some messing around got stable humidity. An added bonus of the humidifier is that it also managed to help lower air temp another couple degrees. The good news is that all new growth is coming in nice and green.
My biggest problems this time around are in actually determining my TDS. Seriously WTF is up with the available test gear? I have been using a Pancellent TDS meter which is evidently full of crud. It just happens to be the reason my nute mix has been coming up so seemingly hot . . . it's not. I installed a CWP wet meter, and it consistently shows ppm at half to 60% of what the Pancellent device says. I also have a little inline in/out TDS meter that was used with my RO system. It seems to agree much closer with the CWP device. I will be getting some calibration solution and probably a new device that isn't "automatically" calibrated.
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ElmerBudstarted grow question 5 years ago
Many of my seedlings are drooping, with some yellowing and even some brown spots. I think my increased watering schedule is the problem. Does that sound right? What corrective action should I take?
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Wicked_Stixanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hey elmer bud I saw that this question is 6 days old and was wondering if you ever transplanted them? You are correct that rockwool is VERY sensitive to overwatering. With those size cubes you want to plant them as soon as the roots start coming put of the bottom. But once you transplant them quite the opposite will happen. The grow medium you plant them in will pull water out of the rockwool so you will not have the overwatering issue anymore. I use perlite mostly but have used the clay pebbles, soil, coco and you want to plant them in something asap. Hopefully you already have. Curious to see an update on how they are doing. Good luck!
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Wicked_Stixcommentedweek 25 years ago
Wicked_Stixcommented5 years ago
@ElmerBud, I just ordered some general hydroponics rapid rooters they are supposed to have better airflow than rockwool and a little dose of nutrients to give them a kickstart. They sound pretty nice. I have heard great things about them.
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Wicked_Stixcommented5 years ago
@ElmerBud, once you get them planted they will do much better. I look forward to the update! Will follow along.
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ElmerBudcommented5 years ago
@Wicked_Stix,
Hey, thanks for the input. I've been out of town, was gone for a few days, and that sort of put everything on hold. I've still not transplanted, though that is the pan for later today. I look forward to my next go-round and taking advantage of your sage advice to transplant much earlier. I'll be posting an update here shortly, but the short version is that I continue to ride the over/under watering merry-go-round.
Thanks!
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raptor65commentedweek 85 years ago
Good luck mate , ๐
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ROM101commentedweek 65 years ago
Wow looking great I love a good expert Seeds diary๐๐
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Wicked_Stixcommentedweek 45 years ago
They look happy now! Glad you got them planted. And sounds like you are learning a lot pretty quick.
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Puffer_Billcommentedweek 35 years ago
Best of luck for the transplanting. I'm sure most will be fine.
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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 25 years ago
hey there elmer, hope i answered your question, anything else you need just let me know ๐
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DILLIGAFcommentedweek 25 years ago
@Elmerbud Hi mate theres two answers mine and the one he googled Good luck
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CRiSPrGrowcommented5 years ago
@DILLIGAF, ๐ ๐ ๐ toy
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ElmerBudcommentedweek 25 years ago
First a big thanks to the responses I received here. Lots of good advice along with a fair amount of encouragement . . . what could be better. Hindsight now tells me that the problem was definitely overwatering; I seem to be a serial offender. I regret putting my girls through the back and forth cycle, but it'll all hopefully workout in the end anyway. I'm now equipped to do better next time. Live and learn.
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