LAX Skunky BwS
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checking your TDS run off determines if u have flushed all TDS in your medium...when growing in soil,the tds off runoff is pointless
checking your TDS run off determines if u have flushed all TDS in your medium...when growing in soil,the tds off runoff is pointless
u cannot flush all of the dissolved solids out of soilchecking your TDS run off determines if u have flushed all TDS in your medium...
What matters to me in the end is that i have less than 100PPM of desolved solids in my soil ..u cannot flush all of the dissolved solids out of soil
FINALLY someone is using their brain. If foil is at best 55% reflective then it is impossible for it to burn your plants if the actual light itself cannot. The possiblilty of creating multiple reflections that all shine on the exact same spot on your plant is so outrageously slim that you will never have to worry about it.Please, let´s not hear that Old Wives´ Tale about aluminium foil causing hotspots. Nobody here has experienced it because it DOESN´T HAPPEN. No way can crinkled up aluminium foil bring light to a sharp and accurate focus, a condition that would be necessary for hotspots to occur. The aluminised parabolic mirror of my Maksutov-Cassegrain telescope can bring light to a sharp focus, if I were to VERY carefully and accurately position it next to a plant it may generate a hotspot, but not a bit of foil.
I am sure there are better reflectors than aluminium, aluminised mylar being one. However, aluminium foil has the advantage that it does reflect tolerably well, is dead cheap and available everywhere.
when i grew in soil, i have never seen it get that low...u must have been flushing like crazyWhat matters to me in the end is that i have less than 100PPM of desolved solids in my soil ..
hahahahahaha .. always get that low before i harvest son!!when i grew in soil, i have never seen it get that low...u must have been flushing like crazy
but ok
before harvest,which means u were flushinghahahahahaha .. always get that low before i harvest son!!
lol i only test it when im about to harvest(not every time i flush).. and if my ppm levels are 100 or lower means i did a proper flush....(i dont flush with 15 gallons of water on a single flush) i dont even use that many gallons in the last 2 weeks before i harvest and i grow 4 at a time in 3 gallon pots ... come the 3rd-4th week of flowering i do a mini flush between nutes.. jus to make sure i dont get no salt build up..as for the OP.. im sure he dont even messure his ppm levels in wich he is feeding his plants.. wich explains why hes having problems or he THINKS hes having problems.. by the pics i see his tips are burning up "Nute burn"... HIGH ppm levels... checking his Run off tells him what his PPM/EC Levels are.. so he can dial it down a tadbefore harvest,which means u were flushing
i have never measured the tds of runoff before harvest
whats the point?after 2 weeks of water,whatever is being flushed is gone
u r talking about harvest time anyway, the op isnt even at that stage yet
ur basically just washing away ur soil,getting it that low(and ur talking about this guy using too much water)
again measuring the runoff is pointless....son
whatever u say manlol i only test it when im about to harvest(not every time i flush).. and if my ppm levels are 100 or lower means i did a proper flush....(i dont flush with 15 gallons of water on a single flush) i dont even use that many gallons in the last 2 weeks before i harvest and i grow 4 at a time in 3 gallon pots ... come the 3rd-4th week of flowering i do a mini flush between nutes.. jus to make sure i dont get no salt build up..as for the OP.. im sure he dont even messure his ppm levels in wich he is feeding his plants.. wich explains why hes having problems or he THINKS hes having problems.. by the pics i see his tips are burning up "Nute burn"... HIGH ppm levels... checking his Run off tells him what his PPM/EC Levels are.. so he can dial it down a tad
That's awesome you guys are having a discussion in this thread, I wish I'd seen more of that through the course of this grow.lol i only test it when im about to harvest(not every time i flush).. and if my ppm levels are 100 or lower means i did a proper flush....(i dont flush with 15 gallons of water on a single flush) i dont even use that many gallons in the last 2 weeks before i harvest and i grow 4 at a time in 3 gallon pots ... come the 3rd-4th week of flowering i do a mini flush between nutes.. jus to make sure i dont get no salt build up..as for the OP.. im sure he dont even messure his ppm levels in wich he is feeding his plants.. wich explains why hes having problems or he THINKS hes having problems.. by the pics i see his tips are burning up "Nute burn"... HIGH ppm levels... checking his Run off tells him what his PPM/EC Levels are.. so he can dial it down a tad
Moash, they look like the first little white bug in the top of the first picture, I'll have to look closer again.... ok, I can't see if any of them are any other color then white due to the dark soil. I can't quite tell but I think i saw one jump... they are just under the surface of the soil, I have to disturb it slightly to get more to appear... they aren't a maggot looking bug like the second picture, definitely not that one.do they look like this
[video]http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/course/ent525/soil/soilpix/images/collembola.jpg[/video]
http://entomology.unl.edu/images/storedfoods/sfflies/fungnat_larv1.jpg