Super silver sour diesel haze from rez. pictures from day 70 of flower, gonna chop them at day 77.
18 plants per table with one 600w per table. 200L res with a 2500L/h pump for both tables watering 4 times a day for 46 sec, starting at 1 time per day in veg, 90L res per table for run off(i fill the rez and empty run off approx every 7 day) , 2 box fans, the dehumidifier is only in use the last 14 days of flowering. 750 cbm exhaust.
Using canna coco a+b with pk 13/14, rhizotonic, cannazym, ata drip clean and GHE ph down powder. later i will upload my exact feeding chart.
cuttings takes 10-12 to root under 4 18w fluorescent tubes, 4-6 days to root through the grodan under 400w hps and then 4-7 days veg on the slabs under the 600w before switching to 12/12.
Hope to update weekly from the next grow with pictures from every day(if possible). i measure ph with simple strips, got tired of freaking calibrating my cheap ph meter every time i used it. dont really keep track of my ec, but its between 1,1 and 2 after they are transplanted to the slabs. just use tap water, but have some problems with precipitation of what i think is CaPO4 due to high content of Ca++ in the tap water, have had some success to avoid this using Canna ph down for veg(NO3- instead of PO4--).
temps is around 27-28 degrees in the canopy and 24 at the roots. canopy temp rises to 28-29 when the dehumidifier is started in late flowering. RH around 50-70%, rises in the last part of flowering, without the dehumidifier RH gets op to 90% in late flower, considering getting a bigger dehumidifier to get the max RH to 50%.
generally i try to keep it simple. any comment or suggestions are very appreciated : )
Just ask if there is anything that is unclear(probably because of my bad english).
18 plants per table with one 600w per table. 200L res with a 2500L/h pump for both tables watering 4 times a day for 46 sec, starting at 1 time per day in veg, 90L res per table for run off(i fill the rez and empty run off approx every 7 day) , 2 box fans, the dehumidifier is only in use the last 14 days of flowering. 750 cbm exhaust.
Using canna coco a+b with pk 13/14, rhizotonic, cannazym, ata drip clean and GHE ph down powder. later i will upload my exact feeding chart.
cuttings takes 10-12 to root under 4 18w fluorescent tubes, 4-6 days to root through the grodan under 400w hps and then 4-7 days veg on the slabs under the 600w before switching to 12/12.
Hope to update weekly from the next grow with pictures from every day(if possible). i measure ph with simple strips, got tired of freaking calibrating my cheap ph meter every time i used it. dont really keep track of my ec, but its between 1,1 and 2 after they are transplanted to the slabs. just use tap water, but have some problems with precipitation of what i think is CaPO4 due to high content of Ca++ in the tap water, have had some success to avoid this using Canna ph down for veg(NO3- instead of PO4--).
temps is around 27-28 degrees in the canopy and 24 at the roots. canopy temp rises to 28-29 when the dehumidifier is started in late flowering. RH around 50-70%, rises in the last part of flowering, without the dehumidifier RH gets op to 90% in late flower, considering getting a bigger dehumidifier to get the max RH to 50%.
generally i try to keep it simple. any comment or suggestions are very appreciated : )
Just ask if there is anything that is unclear(probably because of my bad english).
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Gonna test it on one of the badly skunk no 1 before going all in - it should be exactly the same stuff as cannas but better safe than sorry.
Can definitely recomend the H. miles. At the moment i'm hoping for them to become permanently established in the coco. At the moment the gnats are gone and have been a gone for a while but the mites seems to remain so i hope that they can survive purley on the springtails which i know there are plenty of in the coco. If the mites persists after this run then in the future i will release a few thousands mites every time i change the coco slabs(i will wait releasing them to i think there is enough food in terms of springtails to sustain the mites). My biggest fear is that the reduction of springtails can affect fungi maybe causing nutrient competition or pathogenic fungi. I however doubt that this will happen.
