Indoor davisgirl does DWC in a crazy grow tent

[BlueBison420]

Haha! You’re lucky! Your lady is breathtaking. We play the cards we’re dealt, you’ve got the royal flush!

Aweee

That makes me blush! I gotta post the blurple photos. A little late cus I had a late night cleaning/sesh with a friend. (And I slept over because the wind was nuts last night and I gotta hightop van)

 

[STILLSMOKIN]

I appreciate the double check. I checked on the ladies one morning and the main air hose from the pump to the manifold had disconnected overnight — it was fine but since then I pay special attention to bubbles. Pretty sure this is a water quality issue, 360 ppm of unknown sludge that throws my nutrients off in ways that probably would make perfect sense if we understood what they were.

Funny thing though, on my last grow the plants seemed to grow out of it by about day 35 and went on to be monsters, although definitely yielding new grower quality bud.

A couple things that may help,and save some cash... One is to try and get water from hot water side, theres a anode rod that should pull iron, aluminum, calcium and magnesium out. Check ppm of 24hr hot tap. Also with the 1900 farm house you are running through cast iron piping. Check and see which faucet is closer to water source. Bypassing most of the old pipes in house should help drop ppm. Another thing I've heard of doing was putting a magnet in water for 24hrs to remove unwanted metals.

 

[davisgirl]

Update:

Behold, 100% RO reservoirs consisting of the following:

• 50 ppm CalMagPro (.4 gr/Gal)
• 80% strength MC2.0 (1.6 gr/Gal)
• Mammoth P, Hydroguard
• 270 total PPM

Here’s to a fresh start for these girls

What a motley bunch eh? I love em anyway. Gosh those name tags are starting to look like tombstones.

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

Update:

Behold, 100% RO reservoirs consisting of the following:

• 50 ppm CalMagPro (.4 gr/Gal)
• 80% strength MC2.0 (1.6 gr/Gal)
• Mammoth P, Hydroguard
• 270 total PPM

Here’s to a fresh start for these girls

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What a motley bunch eh? I love em anyway.

Ok are you talking about for the seedlings or the plants in the net pots because 80% of 4 grams per gallon is 3.2 grams per gallon for the girls in the net pots. The 2 gram amount is for the first week Babies.

 

[davisgirl]

Ok are you talking about for the seedlings or the plants in the net pots because 80% of 4 grams per gallon is 3.2 grams per gallon for the girls in the net pots. The 2 gram amount is for the first week Babies.
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OK so these ladies are 7 days, 10 days, 20 days and 25 days old. I guess I just lumped them all in the “Seedling/Small plant” category. Should I bump them up (or some of them)?

The baby seedlings get their new reservoir tomorrow, all RO as well.

 

[Mushinronsha]

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OK so these ladies are 7 days, 10 days, 20 days and 25 days old. I guess I just lumped them all in the “Seedling/Small plant” category. Should I bump them up (or some of them)?.

Yea, I was going to say. Thats really low MC doses. I started my seedlings out at 2 grams/gal and they just got 4.5 grams/gal this last res change. AT 25 days old. Ill prolly cap them at 85-90% strength which will be at 5g/gal.

 

[lunarman]

OK so these ladies are 7 days, 10 days, 20 days and 25 days old. I guess I just lumped them all in the “Seedling/Small plant” category. Should I bump them up (or some of them)?

The baby seedlings get their new reservoir tomorrow, all RO as well.

See the chart below. All your plants fall in days 5 thru to 28 in the chart. So that's 4.5g of MC per gallon. Seedlings from days 1-4 only get 2g/g.

 

[davisgirl]

Yes, it does seem low for the bigger plants. I was just going off the feeding schedules on the website. I’ll see what MOG has to say about bumping the bigger ones up.

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

Bump all but the babies up to 3.2g per gallon.

 

[davisgirl]

Bump all but the babies up to 3.2g per gallon.

It’s on!