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27.05: Today I only gave water at the correct pH to check the wastewater parameters, to avoid accumulation.
It took about 2 liters per head to see the water come out of the bottom.
Perfect drain PH for all 3✔️5,9-6,0.
Input EC 280, leaving 450ms/cm.
📋💡Notes for the lamp:
80% dimmer, at 20 cm 70.000lm measured with smartphone. Little heat, can comfortably keep 2-3 degrees from the external environment.
I tried for one night at 100%, the temperature reaches around 29°.
But in that case I should raise it because risk an excess of photons on the peaks with over 95.000lm at 20cm.
Hi everyone, I can't understand what afflicts these little ones ... After the transfer in 12 liters, (3 days). I find it this way, with the leaves down at the end of 18 hours of light, and I find it even when the lights are just on, then they recover slightly .. I don't understan
It could be a transplant shock but it's also means that you did mystikes while tranplanting , if you've harmed the roots or if your medium is not the same then the plant could have been shocked and takes some days to recover , you also could have over watered just after the tranplant but it seems that you have found a way to not overwatering whild bringing nutrients thanks to @Ga4rd2en0er, so I supossed that it can't neither be an under watering as you have the hand on your routine
Personnaly I can't say why because all of the classic answers seems not to fit your case
Hello growers, my girls have these yellow veins on the leaves, could it be a slightly too low pH and the consequent deficiency of magnesium? How can I act? Can some Epsom salt help? Thanks
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