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This entry covers days 15-23. Same as last week, there is a timelapse! I hope you check it out. (Timelapse to be added ASAP! The internet is too slow to upload it now!
This past week I've upped the nutrients to about 410 ppm. This is a stronger nutrient solution than the one I used for my GSC at this age. I decided to up the nutrients so much because I noticed my leaves were a bit light in color, which I thought might be because it was lacking enough nutrients. Unfortunately the leaves are still this same light green at the end of this week, as well as some light splotches.
Today, day 23, has seen some confusion. I found what I thought to be root rot, but turned out to be a nutrient buildup. I treated this using Jef79's suggestion of rinsing with water than matches the pH and temperature of my reservoir. I know the brown roots were from this nutrient build up because simply rinsing them helped a lot. After resolving this issue, I bound her down for some low stress training.
What do you guys think of the leaves on this plant? She's about 2.5 weeks old in DWC. The newer leaves are looking a little light green in color, especially when compared to my GSC. Should I provide more nutes?
You can compare the lighter leaves to the darker set lower on her.
Hello.. Hope u are well.. Just had a quick look at ur dairy.. To confirm yes i wud raise ur ppm 2 at least 400ppm now and because ur in hydro ur ph range shud b around 5.5-6..,apart from that she's growing well n looks gud from seed @2wks..stay safe n gud luck with her.. 👍🍀
My plant has these issues. I've rinsed off the roots in case it was nutrient buildup on roots, which I still believe to be the case. I have given this plant a good amount of nutrients the week before. Does this appear to be a deficiency? Any ideas?
Thanks all for responding
tough one. Either pH or nute concentration?
if the roots aren't scummy or slimy, you don't have a microbial problem. if they were slimy, that's more likely a cause. i'm assuming it wasn't slimy. Like you said, you've feed well, possibly too well. Back off for a while with a very low mix - same molar ratio. dividing grams or mL won't always do it, but could be good enough in many cases.
2 strains
DurbinThai/Cinderella 99 clone
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