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Feeding: hydro 10ml (1/4 of recommended dose from Green House Feeding Hybrids). ; Height: 8.5cm. Problem: stretching. Positive: long root at the bottom of the plug is tapping into the brown water which came out of the plug. I am worried about PPM because of osmosis. Need to test PPM of the runoff water at the bottom of the plastic bottle. PS PPM = 500-900. My guess was correct - the PPM was too high! I guess it may have caused serious stress to the plant because all its minerals would have escaped it and ran into the runoff, and it would try to eat but it would be extremely hungry because the minerals would have moved to the high PPM water. Is my logic right? I need help from a person who undertands hydroponics, please, write me some words of help in the comments. I WILL REMOVE THE RUNOFF WATER :open_mouth: because it is 900PPM, and I must do it after every watering if I don't want to see a yellow corpse!!! I have already raised one other plant in this way - using the plug for germination - and it kept alive for about 3 weeks (though it was too stressed and yellow as a seedling, and the harvest was 10 grams of buds outside. I watered the substrate in the trough with 1 liter of 6.1pH plain water at 27C (substrate temp: 25C). I watered because I found out that my sprout of legume has got sick + dying with some kind of rot on its stem, but perhaps it was the lack of water. The upper 3cm of soil are dry like paper. The worms cannot come back to the substrate after getting into this dry crust, and get trapped, though the reason I am so frugal with water is because I don't need fungus gnats which arrive if the upper layer is always wet. I have not seen a fungus gnat for many weeks, and if they come, I simply don't water until the top 3 cm of substrate get dry and dry up the parasites' larvae.
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