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LearningasIgrow LearningasIgrow
4 years ago
Tested the pH of the runoff and saw that it was 5.0 so I continued to water the plant while using a small dose of a liquid nutes until I had a runoff of 6.3. I did some LST for the last time just to increase the light to some of the inner bud sites. Also did a bit of defoliation
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FoTwenny
FoTwennyweek 7
@LearningasIgrow, To be honest... I really am sort of haphazard with my autos. Usually use them as a bumper crop when the photos move to the Bloom tent... and this is only my third run with autos included. I need to get better at taking measurements, but it'd depend on the week of flower and environmental factors. More light and CO2 equals more transpiration and thus more nutes used by the plant. I'd probably go no higher than 600-800 in early to mid bloom and ramp down. I really just read my plants and use the manufacturer feed schedule as a guide. I usually half or quarter strength my feeds as it is. I need to get a RO system with kdf filter for chloramine, but for now I am running through only kdf filters and still have a relatively high ppm to start... Around 400. So, I am forced to feed at lower strength. Like I said before, I just watch the plants. I don't have it down to a science quite yet, but still getting pretty good results.
FoTwenny
FoTwennyweek 7
Nice color coming in on those buds! 🤩🤩🤩
FoTwenny
FoTwenny
@LearningasIgrow, To be honest... I really am sort of haphazard with my autos. Usually use them as a bumper crop when the photos move to the Bloom tent... and this is only my third run with autos included. I need to get better at taking measurements, but it'd depend on the week of flower and environmental factors. More light and CO2 equals more transpiration and thus more nutes used by the plant. I'd probably go no higher than 600-800 in early to mid bloom and ramp down. I really just read my plants and use the manufacturer feed schedule as a guide. I usually half or quarter strength my feeds as it is. I need to get a RO system with kdf filter for chloramine, but for now I am running through only kdf filters and still have a relatively high ppm to start... Around 400. So, I am forced to feed at lower strength. Like I said before, I just watch the plants. I don't have it down to a science quite yet, but still getting pretty good results.
LearningasIgrow
LearningasIgrow
@FoTwenny, what PPM do you aim for with your autos during flowering stage?
FoTwenny
FoTwenny
@LearningasIgrow, PPM and EC are similar. I only check PPM. EC stands for electrical conductivity, which is a measurement of the ability of something to conduct electricity. In horticulture, EC is the most accurate way to measure nutrient concentration in solution. You don't need to measure both EC/PPM. I am in the states and PPM is more common here, but EC is more common in Europe. I am citing things I have read, and I am no expert. About autos, I have heard they require lower PPM too. I water down my feed with them too.
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Buddha2
Buddha2week 9
Lovely colors. Congratulations on your harvest and enjoy! 👍
LearningasIgrow
LearningasIgrow
@Buddha2, thanks!!
Thibaut
Thibautweek 4
oh man ! the grow on these girls is amazing ! they are in the right hands 🙏
LearningasIgrow
LearningasIgrow
@Thibaut, Thanks, I am trying....maybe a bit too hard lol
Inganjawetrust
Inganjawetrustweek 3
You are off to a nice start👍
LearningasIgrow
LearningasIgrow
@Inganjawetrust, Thanks, I've been really happy with them so far. This is my first attempt at growing. I started a couple autoflowers outside around a month ago that I made a bunch of mistakes on. Ive learned a bit from them so hopefully this grow continues to go smoothly.
Sweet_Seeds
Sweet_Seedsweek 10
These colors make me fall in love! Keep it up, Sweet smokes! - Apolo
Ferenc
Ferencweek 10
Wooo amazing @LearningasIgrow
LearningasIgrow
LearningasIgrow
@Ferenc, Thanks!!
AuldKelt
AuldKeltweek 4
Everything looks great now. Isn't it amazing how well it does even when we screw up? I've been doing this forever, and a week doesn't go by without me being totally inept at least once!
LearningasIgrow
LearningasIgrow
@AuldKelt, Its getting there. Today was the second watering since overfeeding, hopefully some more clean water will improve their health some more
Sweet_Seeds
Sweet_Seedsweek 2
Thank you very much for sharing a new diary with one of our strains. 😊 We hope you enjoy it. 😋 Sweet smokes, - Apolo
LearningasIgrow
LearningasIgrow
@Sweet_Seeds, I'm sure I will. Once this grow is done I've got some of your bloody skunk seeds that I'm going to throw in the tent
DoDrugs420
DoDrugs420week 11
Sooo lit.
DoDrugs420
DoDrugs420week 11
That's what's up!
heizen
heizenweek 11
Nice grow mate, plants are looking good, keep it up, imma follow this one upclose.