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PNW Genetics - Strikeout AF

MichelangeloGrows

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6y ago

Strikeout

Custom Breeder & Strain

Terra Aquatica

Nutrients

VEG

Fission 300W Fluorescent/250W

Custom

FLO

Fission 300W Light Emitting Diodes/600W

Custom

Indoor

Room Type

LST

weeks Technique

Start at 4 Week

1/9

No Smell

Smell

275 PPM

TDS

26 °C

Substrate Temp

26 °C

Night Air Temp

2.54 cm

Lamp Distance

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Grow Questions

MichelangeloGrowsstarted grow question 6y ago

I have used a grow mat to get my seedlings to sprout set at 78f. Once sprouted, should I discontinue the heatmat or keeping using it (and if so at what adjusted temp?)

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Techniques. Defoliation

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OutForRealanswered grow question 6y ago

It seems to be good , as long as you have the good humidity range your temps are not too high

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Selected By The Grower

18 hrs

Light Schedule

22 °C

Day Air Temp

5.9

No Smell

Smell

290 PPM

TDS

17 °C

Solution Temp

20 °C

Night Air Temp

45.72 cm

Lamp Distance

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1/9

18 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

5.9

No Smell

Smell

1100 PPM

TDS

17 °C

Solution Temp

20 °C

Night Air Temp

45.72 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 8

Hygrozyme

2.642 mll

NovaMax Grow

1.321 mll

RapidStart

0.66 mll

MichelangeloGrows Changed Nutrients on 09/30/2019 @03:00

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Grow Questions

MichelangeloGrowsstarted grow question 6y ago

My new growth today shows some brown. Nute issues? See photo in my week 3 dated 10-1-2019

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Leaves. Color - Yellow

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Athosanswered grow question 6y ago

2.2 EC (1100 PPM)? That feeding strength is for a plant flowering in full and a hungry one at that. For seedlings, use 0.5 EC (250 PPM) total, or your seedlings will burn.

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DankGardeneranswered grow question 6y ago

Rockwool cubes just don’t hold enough air to get plenty of oxygen to the roots, and they tend to hold onto a lot of water and get waterlogged easily. Since Rockwool can hold a lot of water, it’s prone to “drowning” seeds I highly recommend using Rapid Rooters instead for your hydroponic application (or any grow setup), as they are much more user-friendly and tend to get far better germination rates. But since u started them in rockwool already let it dry out to moist slightly dry then water again.

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