Indoor Growing Scrog

[Mongoose]

I know it may be obvious but to give so much EC use an adequate light power, Deano has one of 125w at 100% at 30cm in each plant, We don't know the final DLI but for so much EC it has to be high

I measured this morning with Photone and diffuser.
240 watts, 2' x 4' tent, 30 cm ( 12 inches ) from lights to canopy.
About 750 PPFD, at 24/7 schedule, about 65 DLI.
These numbers would be slightly higher with the front of the tent closed.

 

[DOA]

Every time I've gently raised EC past General Hydroponics recommended 'Light Feeding Schedule', I've had nutrient burn. I don't know what I might be doing wrong. I'm going to follow your grow with interest in this regard since you've been successful with your EC previously.

Keep it at 1.2 -1.3 throughout the grow and you'll be fine.

 

[KingRatt]

Every time I've gently raised EC past General Hydroponics recommended 'Light Feeding Schedule', I've had nutrient burn. I don't know what I might be doing wrong. I'm going to follow your grow with interest in this regard since you've been successful with your EC previously.

Then jist stick with the light feed schedule no?

 

[KingRatt]

Every time I've gently raised EC past General Hydroponics recommended 'Light Feeding Schedule', I've had nutrient burn. I don't know what I might be doing wrong. I'm going to follow your grow with interest in this regard since you've been successful with your EC previously.

Most of these autos dont eat alot ( need alot of fertilizer)!

 

[Mongoose]

Then jist stick with the light feed schedule no?

Yes sir, that's my plan this time. I spent a few days slowly upping my 24 day-olds from 1.1 to 1.2 EC.
One plant is OK with it, the other tells me it's too much. So she's back at 1.1 for the moment.

 

[KingRatt]

Yes sir, that's my plan this time. I spent a few days slowly upping my 24 day-olds from 1.1 to 1.2 EC.
One plant is OK with it, the other tells me it's too much. So she's back at 1.1 for the moment.

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You will find with the more strains you grow that sone are super sensitive and some seem to not bat an eye and will drink and use anything you throw at em. Thats why its probably best practice to start light and work up slowly.