That little chart for indicas and sativas

[salgjkhaf]

I've seen it on here a hundred times but the one time i go to look for it, it's gone!! Its a general breakdown of ph and tds levels for sativas and indicas. organized from seedling to flowering. anyone know what i'm talking about or where to find it? thanks

 

[MynameStitch]

You know what, you reallly can't go by that chart, so I would not worry about it.
Every strain is different I am sure you know this, but you always go by the size of the plant when determining how much food to feed.

You always start out low and work your way up.

 

[salgjkhaf]

considering your rep and mass knowledge of the mj plant. i'll take you up on that one. the only reason i even thought about using it is cause i'm gonna grow white russian seeds from serious seeds and they said it is a "mostly indica plant" and thus i was willing to try that little chart out.

By the way, anyone got any experience with growing this strain in hydro. I'm gonna use the lucas formula with added epsom salt. sound good?

 

[DocLeaf]

snitch is correct,, plant metabolism is specific to plant strain, environment and phenotype of individuals being grown.

peace
dLeaf

 

[MynameStitch]

Thanks peeps

Doc pretty much summed it up much better than I explained it though
If you take it easy in the start the plants will love you much more and will grow quicker.
Not too easy to where they start showing deficiencies though.
Also never listen to the directions on the back of bottles/boxes unless it's directly made for cannabis, like AN and canna products.

 

[salgjkhaf]

sweet. i'm only a few days away from taking some clones away from mom. so this oughta be interesting. last time i tried hydro, i ended up with some BADDD root rot and yeah. that sucked. temps were never below 80. I'm a dumbass. but now i got a new place and new setup. but summer is commin again hopefully the roomates wont mind me runnin the ac at night.

 

[MynameStitch]

Get a chiller to keep them temps down, summer is harder to keep temps down when it gets warm, you can also try using 2 liter bottles with frozen water in them, and when one melts get another one out of the freezer and put the one that melted back in the freezer and rotate.

If you can't keep temps under control there is no point in growing hydro.
That is the vast majority of the hydro systems.
Mainly DWC water farms and ebb n flow stuff.