audiodelic
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Guys couple of weeks into dwc first time.
Would love to hear advise or opinions, if the plant is looking ok.
DWC First time(pics) .. pls advice/diagnose my plants
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Guys couple of weeks into dwc first time.
Would love to hear advise or opinions, if the plant is looking ok.
SnapsProvolone
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Lets see the roots.
audiodelic
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Initially i dint check correctly and there was a time when water level had gone down but i dint replenish, this made an air pocket just under the end of the net pot, giving me some root slime. I increased the water level it has been better since. My temps are little on higher side around 23- 24 celcius.
Here you go some root pics, should have thought if it earlier roots is most important.
This photo isn't very clear it was taken at night, will take a fresh one and post shortly.
thanks for any advice/opinions/help ..... cheers from India
Here you go some root pics, should have thought if it earlier roots is most important.
This photo isn't very clear it was taken at night, will take a fresh one and post shortly.
thanks for any advice/opinions/help ..... cheers from India
firsttimeARE
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Whats your feed like? PH?
The most crucial part of hydro.
Also you can have the water level an inch below netpot. The bubbles bursting will get those roots wet.
The most crucial part of hydro.
Also you can have the water level an inch below netpot. The bubbles bursting will get those roots wet.
audiodelic
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Recent pics of the roots
audiodelic
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Ph is winging from 5.7 to 6.2 every 24 to 36 hours, i adjust it to 5.7.
Feed is 1/4th strength HID lucas formula .. 8m micro, 16ml bloom per gallon GHE Flora series... Im using a solarstorm 440 Led Lights.
PPM= around 403, water ppm around 97 by itself.
firsttimeARE
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5-10-9 ratio
Id use more N.
Id use more N.
Love1Fear
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That slime on the roots is called pythium, it not good and usually always get worse. Keep reservoir / root zone temps low: 62-65F, you convert to Cecilius this temp is crucial and needs to be consistently through out entire grow to keep out of pythium breeding temp. Great place to start doing your research Bro. Great luck to you!
