skunkushybrid
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Wow, that was interesting. Thanks for the link towlie, although I've never had a problem with 6.0 so I'm a little wary of trying it out.
Nope. DWC.You are growing soil right? That FAQ you are reading is for hydro. In soil your pH needs to be around 6.5. Mine stays between 6.2 and 6.5
Overwatered in DWC?Ahh ok. Then yeah i guess your ph is right. They are just being over watered is all. Should be easy enough to fix. And trust me, when you do you will be absolutely amazed at how much better they look. You think they look good now? I had the same problem, only with a heater. See i thought mine were amazing, then natmoon pointed out the heater fan issue. I turned it around so it was blowing hot air right on the plants and over night BAM!!! Those things made a 180 and look 200% better. Hope it works out for you brosif
This is what the pump does. It aerates your roots. Switching off the pump starts the suffocation process.Yes. My water level is well below the net-pots (about 8-inches.)
How do I keep from over watering? I've got two cycles where I shut off the pump for 1.5 hrs to help the roots aerate. And I have an air-stone. Do I need to add H2O2?
Don't use it with organic nutes... it kills anything organic. bacteria, everything... even bacteria that is good for your plants. I don't like it at all... but that's my opinion. It would be better to ask someone with experience of it, I only ever used it once... didn't make any difference. Liquid silicone would be better to add... barricade by AN for example, this works by preventing the harmful bacteria in the first place... you'll only need to buy it once, one bottle will last you around 10 years. It should at least last you 5.As always thanks Skunk.
Also, should I by using H202 or will that hurt my plants with organic nutrients?