My super special grow room

carlaharris

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Having a bit of trouble with mom... not quite sure what this is. The plant is chernoble and its about 2 months in veg, ill keep in in veg for at least another 2-3 months before i flower it.
 

carlaharris

Member
Lighting

1x 200w equiv. 6500k cfl
6x 100w equiv. 5500k cfl
2x 100w equiv. 6000k cfl
2x 13w T5 grow light 6500k cfl
2x 40w T12 ????k cfl

Plants

Chernobyl mom 2 months old and recently transplanted to dwc.
Bagseed #1 23 days grown from seed and placed in water farm after day 10.
Bagseed #2 23 days old and soon to be moved into dwc.
Chemdawg #1 & #2 ares 12 days old grown from seed and will be placed in dwc around early April.

Chemicals

All general hydroponics veg, micro, and bloom in addition to bush-doctor microbe brew.
pH up/down is the method i use to control pH. 1.5 ml of pH down added daily to maintain a pH of 5.5-6.0

Growing is extremely new to me so any advice is welcome, I won't be changing too much aside from cycling plants out monthly in a separate ventilated bloom room and eventually placing everything in dwc buckets. Come first harvest i plan on interlinking buckets to a 50 gallon reservoir (I'm fascinated by their growth and little plant lives but changing the pH a little less often would be ideal).


General
 

carlaharris

Member
Its a chem burn from pH down I clipped a fan leaf from a clone and rubbed a bit on it and it produced the same result.
 

calicatt79

Well-Known Member
sub to see all the special-ness you can create with these pretty little ladies in your super special grow room :)
 

carlaharris

Member
The trend will always to increase in pH unless photosynthesis ceases, its just smaller reservoirs take more to maintain a perfect pH. I decided I'm going to try an experiment. I'm going too hook up a jug filled with yeast, sugar, and water to a thin clear bag covering one of my plants with a few small holes for pressure release, then see if I notice any measurable changes in growth as co2 is a key component in plants cellular respiration.
 

scroglodyte

Well-Known Member
The trend will always to increase in pH unless photosynthesis ceases, its just smaller reservoirs take more to maintain a perfect pH. I decided I'm going to try an experiment. I'm going too hook up a jug filled with yeast, sugar, and water to a thin clear bag covering one of my plants with a few small holes for pressure release, then see if I notice any measurable changes in growth as co2 is a key component in plants cellular respiration.
humidity will be too high in bag and it will mold, imo
 

lilrich11

Active Member
humidity will be too high in bag and it will mold, imo
Exactly that, you need controlled release. I got myself a tank of c02, you need set timers for the solonoid/regulator, to release 3 times a day for 5 mins.
Set your fan and exhaust to shut off for those 5 mins so you dont just vent your co2 right away. With this set up right its dummy proof, doesnt cost that much either.
Found a whole set up reg/solonoid and hoses on ebay for 50-75$ and Found a tank localy.
 
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