Jypsy Dog
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He's about to have that first "Real" lesson.Uh yea its cause shes fucking pissed
He's about to have that first "Real" lesson.Uh yea its cause shes fucking pissed
Right now it’s atDial her down and start watching pH/PPM.
Pull her down in the 5.8 range and let it drift to 6.2 and correct. You should see a quick rebound.Right now it’s at
292ppm
0.62ec
6ph
71degrees F
And my light is 21” above my plant.
That’s what I usually do. I change it to 5.8 and It fluctuates to 6.2-6.3 and I put it back to 5.8 but it always go back to 6.3Pull her down in the 5.8 range and let it drift to 6.2 and correct. You should see a quick rebound.
Thats what its supposed to doThat’s what I usually do. I change it to 5.8 and It fluctuates to 6.2-6.3 and I put it back to 5.8 but it always go back to 6.3
how do i go about that?You might want to do a plain water flush, or two, then fill er up with plain pH water. She may have nutrient lockout from having the tds so high. You might need to flush all the salts away from the roots. Nutrient lockout will look very similar to nutrient deficiency.
Fill the bucket with plain water (don't worry about balancing it). Let that run for an hour, then drain and fill with plain water again. Drain and fill, then fill and balance the new water. Let it run without nutes for a few days, then introduce nutes starting around 150ppm. After a couple days, bump it up another 50ppm. Bump it up every couple days until you're around 250 to 300ppm. That's about as much as she needs right now. After she recovers and grows a few inches, over a week or so, start bumping it up again. This time, bump it up weekly. If she starts showing a deficiency, bump up the nutes. If she starts showing burning around the tips of the leaves, skip a bump. If she's nice, green, and healthy looking, don't do a thing.how do i go about that?
Do I drain it twice or three times?Fill the bucket with plain water (don't worry about balancing it). Let that run for an hour, then drain and fill with plain water again. Drain and fill, then fill and balance the new water. Let it run without nutes for a few days, then introduce nutes starting around 150ppm. After a couple days, bump it up another 50ppm. Bump it up every couple days until you're around 250 to 300ppm. That's about as much as she needs right now. After she recovers and grows a few inches, over a week or so, start bumping it up again. This time, bump it up weekly. If she starts showing a deficiency, bump up the nutes. If she starts showing burning around the tips of the leaves, skip a bump. If she's nice, green, and healthy looking, don't do a thing.
With dwc, especially using a single bucket with no reservoir you have to be real careful, as there will be little room for error.
After draining what you've got, fill and drain twice. If I'm doing a regular flush, I'll drain, fill and drain, fill and balance. If I'm experiencing plant problems as a result of nutes, I'll do an extra fill and drain, to help remove more if the salts from the roots.Do I drain it twice or three times?
Did you ever get this figured out? Seems u did hand water enough to grow roots into the res.I had to flush her and cut off her dead fan leaf so hopefully she pulls through.
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