Recent content by kodak91

Sure, im just saying because incorrect readings can lead to incorrect decisions... If you see that chart i posted, it shows that above 2000 lux (~50 pffd) the margin of error in most of this apps is more then 80%.

Most phone luxmeter apps are extremely inaccurate

Yes. SamsungLM301H is def worth the money.

Right. Between 6.2 and 6.8 is the ideal range. I like to aim for 6.5ph to allow some margin of error.

This is a problem! You need to measure ph after adding nutes, not before. The nutes usually lower your ph.

What dosage of preventive calmag are you adding? I personally dont like flushing in biobizz soil... Compacts the soil too much and its not good for the micro-life inside it... If you always have this problem, you need to go back to basics and check your environment (messed up RH% might cause...

And no, this is also a myth. You dont need to dechlorinate the tapwater.

Lots of missinformartion yes. But you do need to check PH. You are not growing organic, mate. Buying and using organic products like biobizz doesnt mean you are growing "organic". You are still feeding the plant through bottled nutes so you should ALWAYS check and adjust the PH. With biobizz if...

How far away is the light and what is ur Temps/RH? That can be light stress and/or messed up VPD that created a calcium deficiency...

@Ayokiwi717 what is the medium and the nutes? You didnt even mention that... Your first pic seems like simply overwatering... imo

Its not uncommon to biobizz soil to run out of calcium and magnesium after 4 weeks. Your tapwater might be very soft. What is the ph that you are feeding your plant with? You might be locking out calmag.

oh god. Why was it raided tho? Some1 snitched or did u fked up?

I agree. The best tasting buds are always organic.. I roughly follow their schedule but everything at 1/4 recommended strength. IMO the recommended is actually the maximum amount.

i use the entire biobizz bottle nute line and afaik is 100% organic

With organic bottle nutes, i think theres no need to water till run-off. I also water 5-10% pot volume and that works great for me. Some ppl and companies say water 20-30% pot volume but i think thats rly bad... soil becomes too compact and easy to overwater...