Seedling Issues

[Tmonney]

It's affordable and effective. It's also a maticide and a fungicide as well as a pesticide. But will make bud taste horrible if applied directly to the flowers. Best for leaf, stem and soil applications

 

[karlkutta]

Ph is about 6.4, tested with the general hydroponics ph control kit. I am considering getting a digital one as I find the color to be somewhat ambiguous. I water ~once a week when the coco is mostly dry...though I do think I may be watering too much. I water until a little bit comes out the bottom of the pot - will probably tone that down until they get bigger.

I intend to give this baby some more time first grow so not extremely high expectations but this will be a good experiment leading into my next grow!

Just wanted to jump in and say that I find the $5 API aquarium kit to work way better than GH's. Couldn't link to it but it's just a basic aquarium kit and it's way better than the general hydroponics one. I have both and never really got away from it. It's too cheap and simple.

 

[NorthernLights_420]

Just wanted to jump in and say that I find the $5 API aquarium kit to work way better than GH's. Couldn't link to it but it's just a basic aquarium kit and it's way better than the general hydroponics one. I have both and never really got away from it. It's too cheap and simple.

Yeah I tried the gh strips and they sucked. I tried the liquid test kit from gh and it sucked. So I bought a bluelab combo meter. Problem solved. Now I know exact ph and ec or ppm and temp I'm feeding. Lol takes the guess work out of them cheap kits. I havent tried the one you recommended tho. Good to know in case my meter ever takes a shit til I can get a replacement probe.