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Sharpies

Sharpies

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Is it my imagination, or are my first set of leaves rather large...the whole thing is 1.25 inches tall.
 
Sharpies

Sharpies

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See, I thought it started droopy from overwatering, but I let it get pretty dry in that little cup at one point...it's just very big droopy leaves. Dry, watered, they look like that.
 
moash

moash

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Sharpies said:
See, I thought it started droopy from overwatering, but I let it get pretty dry in that little cup at one point...it's just very big droopy leaves. Dry, watered, they look like that.
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have u been phing ur water that u use
or the soil ph
 
Sharpies

Sharpies

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Here is a better shot, for any possible diagnosis of any possible issues...

I haven't been testing ph, just letting tap water sit out for some time.
 

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moash

moash

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[QUOTE="SICC";3008654]well soil you kinda dont need to pH

i think its over watering man[/QUOTE]
y dont u need to ph soil?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
 
"SICC"

"SICC"

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Because most your tap water or whatever your using is usually around or high then 6.5, which is the lowest point for growing, go's up from there, its a waste of time, what ever water your using should be fine, unless you some nasty mother fucer haha

A while a ago i was in a hydro shop, guy told my homie the same thing who asked what you did, i mean if you want to fine, that good for you but its real un necessary
 
NewGrowth

NewGrowth

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[QUOTE="SICC";3008695]Because most your tap water or whatever your using is usually around or high then 6.5, which is the lowest point for growing, go's up from there, its a waste of time, what ever water your using should be fine, unless you some nasty mother fucer haha

A while a ago i was in a hydro shop, guy told my homie the same thing who asked what you did, i mean if you want to fine, that good for you but its real un necessary[/QUOTE]

My tap is 7.8-8.2, I think you are correct that you usually don't have to ph for soil because good soil usually provides a nice buffer. I would think it may be a good idea to ph your water for this shot glass though. There is a very small amount of media and it looks like Sharpies plants is already running into nutrient problems.

I would say a regular fertilization schedule, strict ph monitoring, and occasional flushing will mean life and death in the shot glass grow off . . .
 
"SICC"

"SICC"

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Nice man, you jus goin all out huh, haha

you doin those indoor or out?


NewGrowth said:
My tap is 7.8-8.2, I think you are correct that you usually don't have to ph for soil because good soil usually provides a nice buffer. I would think it may be a good idea to ph your water for this shot glass though. There is a very small amount of media and it looks like Sharpies plants is already running into nutrient problems.

I would say a regular fertilization schedule, strict ph monitoring, and occasional flushing will mean life and death in the shot glass grow off . . .
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yea thats true, i was gonna say maybe some nute probs but i figured he just got too carried away, +REP to you my friend
 
boxofstankay

boxofstankay

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[QUOTE="SICC";3008773]Nice man, you jus goin all out huh, haha

you doin those indoor or out?[/QUOTE]
If you're talking to me, its outdoors. Its natural 12.12 over here next week!
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is that not allowed? do they have to be indoor?
 
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