ThatSpudGuy
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I dunno it was nowhere near as tight as it would be if i used my viparspectra 300 watt ledHmm, I used a cheap Vivosun MH bulb for veg, tight nodes.
I dunno it was nowhere near as tight as it would be if i used my viparspectra 300 watt ledHmm, I used a cheap Vivosun MH bulb for veg, tight nodes.
I switched to LED and the growth is a little odd. Still trying to figure out if it's lower temps, over feeding due to different needs, amount of light.I dunno it was nowhere near as tight as it would be if i used my viparspectra 300 watt led
Sprouting with the mh was no good but sprouting with the led gave a really nice bit of growth with tight nodesI switched to LED and the growth is a little odd. Still trying to figure out if it's lower temps, over feeding due to different needs, amount of light.
1+ for ffof. It is ph balanced but It does lack calcium and magnesium tho. I use that soil with perlite and add those other additives to the it. Been working good for me. Only need to water and add suppliment if you desireFeeling pangs of ADD
I swear I see light at the end of the tunnel though. I'm fairly set in my mind how I want to approach using Advanced Sunshine #4 media, and using Advanced Nutrients. Conservative nutrient plan.
I'm up to about page 90 of GroErr...Grows Thread, which is awesome. It's a proven track record of success. He blends Promix HP with something called Triple Mix 50/50 which is something common in Canada. It's a blend of topsoil, peat, and manure. Not common in the states (at least the term triple mix), but he runs this blend without needing much for nutes, and fairly conservative in Bloom with beautiful results.
So I want to continue my plan, but start some trial runs of an adaptation of his mix. I'm going to mix my Sunshine with Fox Farm Ocean Forest 50/50 with a hydroton drainage layer. FFOF is found and used widely on this site, with a common complaint of it being a little hot, so this blend may work well. Sunshine has aggressive Perlite in it, and many who use straight FFOF blend in 30% or so. The mild nature of SA#4 should tone it down a bit. Then I can worry less about being perfect with synthetics, and running out of a micro or macro during water cycles. My only fear is that this could invite bugs. I do have the Neem Oil and Dawn ready though.
Right, I've heard that, so I plan to add Azomite. It supplies calcium and magnesium, and other micros without impacting pH.1+ for ffof. It is ph balanced but It does lack calcium and magnesium tho. I use that soil with perlite and add those other additives to the it. Been working good for me. Only need to water and add suppliment if you desire