OGBudz
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Ohh ok makes sense then.his tap is soft it dont contains minerals
Ohh ok makes sense then.his tap is soft it dont contains minerals
Ya about a year ago my tap was 180ppm out the tap,then I barely used ca mag...... now my tap water straight out the faucet measures 0 ppms to 10 ppms and I've bought 2 brand new ppm meters thinking it was the meter that was reading wrong... but nope my water is super soft , if there was calmag in the water it would read on the ppm meter wouldn't it? It did before..So with my water being that low in ppms that's why I been adding calmag , & yes I let the water sit out for a couple days before using it.Yeah assuming, but im pretty sure cal and mag are both naturally occurring minerals in tap water.
Howd it turn out? Facing similar issues nowYa about a year ago my tap was 180ppm out the tap,then I barely used ca mag...... now my tap water straight out the faucet measures 0 ppms to 10 ppms and I've bought 2 brand new ppm meters thinking it was the meter that was reading wrong... but nope my water is super soft , if there was calmag in the water it would read on the ppm meter wouldn't it? It did before..So with my water being that low in ppms that's why I been adding calmag , & yes I let the water sit out for a couple days before using it.
Agree! everything here is cal mag this cal mag that, when 9 outta 10 it's a PH issuerunoff EC ?
if you use tap water you dont need this calmag i see everybody use it here it brings more problem than help imo
excepted when used by pros that know it
i never used it and never had problem
maybe there is a salt accumulation in your soil
before and 18 hrs after watering. Its not overwatered , but im afraid my soil is not drying at the bottom and causing compaction. Plant seems to want water before soil dries out.post photos amigo
do you have somethign to measure light levels ? like a cheap luxmeterbefore and 18 hrs after watering. Its not overwatered , but im afraid my soil is not drying at the bottom and causing compaction. Plant seems to want water before soil dries out.
Its been droopy like this for days, getting worried.
I don't have anything to measure light levels :/ Tbh, I read so many people mentioning that 24/7 didn't matter, and many preferred 20/4. I thought 18 hours was standard? Although, my post did mention 18 hours after watering, not of continuous lighting. I am curious to hear what you're saying because I am on 20/4 light cycle.do you have somethign to measure light levels ? like a cheap luxmeter
your leaves should be prayin to the light
i have the feeling this plant is receiving too much light
18hours a day of light is much, in nature the plants never get 18 hours of light non stop, thats why you need to give moderate amounts when the plants are young
20/4 is ok, try to avoid 24/24, let the plant rest every dayI don't have anything to measure light levels :/ Tbh, I read so many people mentioning that 24/7 didn't matter, and many preferred 20/4. I thought 18 hours was standard? Although, my post did mention 18 hours after watering, not of continuous lighting. I am curious to hear what you're saying because I am on 20/4 light cycle.
I see... No idea how to calculate, but im going to look into it. All my lamps say is "Delivers higher PPFD value 1097 umol/m2/s in 4x4" at 12". I have 2 of those lamps in a 2x4x6 tent. They are 200 actual wattage each and have the new white LEDs20/4 is ok, try to avoid 24/24, let the plant rest every day
what matter is daily light integral, how much light plants will receive everyday
you better give 13 000 lux 18 hour per day with 6 hours of dark, than 10 000 lux 24 hours per day with no dark
it makes the same lux amount on 24hours period but 18/6 will be superior because they will have 6 more hours to transform the light they stored during day in sugars
18 hours is the best because it let the most dark time without iniating bloom
Interesting.. I am going to look into this. Appreciate your inputturn only one at the time, your plants will perk up
turn on first one 4h30 then the 2nd one 4h30 too, do it twice and you have your 18hours
let them acclimate to light