Aussie Growers Thread

reza92

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Doing OK after two weeks under this 135w LED. Very diluted nitrosol once a week, 1mL per litre. Heat mat is holding about 18c in the tent due to Melbourne winter.
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Go visit your local hydro shop or eBay and get some real nutrients that will work with coco (pretty much any dtw hydro nutrient will suffice and maybe some Epsom salts to boost mag if needed)

also those seedlings look underfed.
 

Bullygrowz

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Yeah I done one outside and was happy as it had an old school taste n smell But didn't really rip you to much
Yield was ok 8 oz in a 15 gallon fabric outside but I never thought it was good enough to grow again
Nice yeah this one doesnt look like itll yield much but this is a trash round for me. I see the blue berry in it looks a bit similar to the blue dream i got. Does have an interesting sour blueberry smell
 

hopnotic

Member
Looking at the price of hydro nutrients and thinking I might just pot them in seed raising mix and see how they go. Seems like less hassle when I'm just growing it for personal use.
 

DankSA

New Member
could be something as simple as your modem (or other wireless device) causing interference, get some shielded ballasts.
My tent is in my shed, there’s no source of interference (that I can see) out there. I’ll test the lights in the house today to see if it’s a power issue in my shed. I’ve only just gone to larger output lights and like I’ve mentioned, I’m really new to all this. Appreciate your help
 

reza92

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My tent is in my shed, there’s no source of interference (that I can see) out there. I’ll test the lights in the house today to see if it’s a power issue in my shed. I’ve only just gone to larger output lights and like I’ve mentioned, I’m really new to all this. Appreciate your help
could be your neighbours am radio or a fewother things causing interference, could also be crappy ballasts. It’s some sort of interference whether external or internal to the ballast.
 
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