Might have better luck posting in the infirmary for issues but I'm curious about this strain. Where did you get it?
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True, will post in the Infirmary. So, this story with this strain is that it's a custom small batch strain that a buddy of mine was able to obtain and he gave me a couple of seeds, so really looking forward to see how she does.
Nice! Sounds tasty.
Day 9:
The color of the leaf is a bit off since I took the picture without the deep red lights, but no major growth to report. I fertigated with 150ppm nutes since the coco had nothing in it and I flushed it out yesterday.
The color of the leaf is a bit off since I took the picture without the deep red lights, but no major growth to report. I fertigated with 150ppm nutes since the coco had nothing in it and I flushed it out yesterday.
Day 10:
Not much to report other than the terribly slow growth. There is a tiny bit of growth though - I am trying to tighten the temp and humidity range to the desired range.
Not much to report other than the terribly slow growth. There is a tiny bit of growth though - I am trying to tighten the temp and humidity range to the desired range.
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MMM....flushed it out? Might just be a terminology thing....Did you mean feeding to run off or actually flushing it after you fed it?
Sorry if I am using the wrong phrase - essentially, I ran close to 1.5 gallons of water at a PH of 5.x to bring down the PH of the coco/perlite medium (since it was at 7.4 ish). The PH of the medium is now at 6.2 - I have a Hannah soil PH meter that I am using to measure both soil and nutes/water PH. Should I not have done this? I know it's too late for this time, but will be good for me to learn for my next grow.
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Just wondering if you flushed then fed or fed then flushed? If you flushed after your feeding pretty sure it would wash out the nutrients you just put in... I do soil so not really up on coco stuff but it just seems to reason to me.
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Could be transplant shock from the rapid rooter.
Flushed and then fed a day later till there was a bit of run off. I didn't feed her today since the medium still seemed quite wet/moist. I plan on feeding her tomorrow.
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