Oh and I also love green cycloptics. How high above your canopy have they been and are you adjusting them weekly?
Hi Timmur,I've read every word of your thread and I have 1000's of plants that I've made mistakes with and learned from as well.
I really think you need to do 2 things asap. Otherwise they will NOT mature fully. They might grow huge. It if they don't mature fully you will lose terpene content and 25-50% of their thc potential.
First, I would listen to all of us that have form RDWC and most other forms of growing and get your EC up tomorrow. With that mug leaf matter and root size you are going to be between 1.8-2.4 for the first 4 weeks of flower. Them tapering off down to 1.5-2.0.
Secondly,defoliate those few thick monsters by removing at least 25-35% of the oldest and biggest fan leaves and extra nodes. They could dbl or triple in height and width and trust me, you DONT WANt that. They are too weak to handle it.
Just do what works. Air stones like everyone has used forever. Or measure with your other aeration device but don't let it get over 20% higher than what 2 large stones allow for in DO.
What is your DO with the basic stones now? Also, show a pic of your stone and what compressor you are using.
I would go to EC 2.0 and watch the tips and look for tips curling over the next few days and write down your EC daily twice.
If they show no bad signs , then go to 2.5 (1250ppm HANNA), for a week. Repeat. For another week of looking good.
Then keep increasing so that you max out at 3.0 (1500ppm),in the 3-4th week flowering.
Then back down in similar increments. Finishing the last week at EC1.5(750ppm).
The great thing about RDWC is for you, you can decrease all nutes within minutes without harming roots.
I've burned roots that I couldn't recover once they went above 4500 ppm for a week straight in soil. You won't have that problem.
If you don't get them the proper nutes that they need they will NOT start off flowering properly and you will regret it.
Trust what everyone is telling you about 1.8-2.5EC. !!!
I wish you the best and can't wait to see the Changes you make. That tiny plant in the back might get burned at max nutes but you are. It feeding for that single plant. You are feeding for the rest of your girls
Did u flip yet, looks like u will have a jungle in there....
looking much better, good job man! what you went through is very valuable growing experience. can't wait to see updates. keep it up!
looking much better, good job man! what you went through is very valuable growing experience. can't wait to see updates. keep it up!
looking great timmur, keep it up!
looks like a good amount of phenotype variation among all those different plants, as of right now which one looks like your fav, or which ones?
I am not going to tell you what you are short and what you are not. But I will offer some info that may help you if what was posted above is what you need.
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In the picture above is two types of cal/mag additives. Both are vastly different in what they supply though.
The bottle on the left is made with calcium nitrate and magnesium nitrate. If you can handle the extra nitrogen this bottle is OK to use. But if you want to limit the amount of nitrogen then the bottle on the right is better. It is made with calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate. It has no nitrogen.
So the bottle additives on the left dissolves in water easily with nothing being added. The bottle additives on the right will not dissolve in water that has a normal PH. To get it to disolve they add phosphoric acid to bring the PH down to around 4. Been awhile so it could be lower or a little higher. But the PH is real low.
So if what was mentioned above is correct and you need more phosphorus, calcium, and magnesium the bottle on the right is what you should use. It hits all three things with out the nitrogen. But be ready to add a PH up should you use it.
Like I said I am not saying you need anything just offering a option should you need it.
Looking good now timmur . I am looking forward to the rest of the grow
I'm liking that one on the front left. Nice internode spacing and vigorous growth. That one in the middle front is going to go into the lights! A little too stretchy. We'll see as the they go which one is the real keeper.
Looking great Timmur. Glad to see you got the nutes on track. What overall EC/PPM did you end up at?
You may want to top/pinch/bend/abuse that taller, branchy plant in the middle a bit before you get too far into flower. Should help to keep the canopy more even.
How much vertical space are you left to work with? Whats your general minimum distance off the lights?
Hey srich250. Would you also recommend that high a ec in coco?