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9-15-20 So I Have definitly in this past week have flowering. Thankfully so far no one around my area has a male plant because they are female. The root system is notably bigger as well because it took a lot of water before the pot started to drain. I did a bunch of fan leave cutting and everything seems to be going good. The photos are kinda crappy sorry maybe later in the week I'll try too take better ones.
I have a vivosum ph meter, a ph tester for the up/down ph liquids and ph test strips. All of them don't seem to agree with each other with in a range of 1 ph across the ph scale. My question is what is the most reliable or is there a different method I should use?
as long as your water is clear and relative clean... The ph drops are by far the most reliable and accurate... Iv'e used pens, strips and drops.. And I always go back to the drops. By the large volume test fluid and your golden.
At 12/12 consider yourself in preflower. You'll stay in preflower until after the stretch ends (1-2 weeks). After that I consider it the flower stage. It helps me to break it up this way. During preflower, the plants still want a strong veg nute mix, so it helps me to organize my feeding schedule a bit better by separating out preflower and flower.
For the purposes of your journal, I would include preflower as a flower week.
So just today I found two or three leaves with what looks like to be dark orange/brown spot on them I cant seem to find info on what it might be. Maybe leaf septoria but the spots aren't in random locations. I dont know what it is.
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