Indoor The Rose Garden

[RosaB]

Mr @Lil Dab

 

[RosaB]

@Mañ'O'Green ,right?

I got one right!!
Wow, that was intense.

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

@RosaB controlling the environment in a small space is the hardest thing we have to do. I am struggling with RH right now because the damn humidifier refuses to work as designed.

Moral of the story just Keep on Truckin.



Thanks for the rep!

 

[throwstuffatme]

My environment is also genuinely small

 

[RosaB]

My environment is also genuinely small

I remember our first grow on afn was at least partially done in a little box with tarps and florescent lights
I think I was out of town when my husband mentioned that he was going to "expand" our space a little. I was sooooo pissed! I came home to a raised floor, new walls and door, a breaker panel
Good times

 

[throwstuffatme]

I remember our first grow on afn was at least partially done in a little box with tarps and florescent lights
I think I was out of town when my husband mentioned that he was going to "expand" our space a little. I was sooooo pissed! I came home to a raised floor, new walls and door, a breaker panel
Good times

That’s Awesom.
So wish the law was to allow home grown produce here, I find growing extremely engaging. Unfortunately I'm restricted to only spending minimal time with my plants while looking over my shoulder. It’s just not enjoyable And feels rushed.

 

[RosaB]

After adding the mycos a bit late. I decided to give the gals two small feedings back to back (I saw no signs of burning after either one). First was 1/4 rate, second was 1/3. This morning was just good old ro water.
They look healthier than my last grow.
Same soil nutes and lights, I'm wondering if the water makes that much of a difference?

 

[Bill.de.Cat]

Same soil nutes and lights, I'm wondering if the water makes that much of a difference?

As far as what?... pH maybe?......In my main tent since switching to my current pellet type nute regimen and plain water in the reservoir I haven't had any where near the problems I had when using other liquid type nutes and pHing the solution for the reservoir. In the sideshow DWC's there has been some trouble but I am chalking that up to root rot which hopefully is being sorted by the addition of HydroGuard.

 

[RosaB]

As far as what?... pH maybe?......In my main tent since switching to my current pellet type nute regimen and plain water in the reservoir I haven't had any where near the problems I had when using other liquid type nutes and pHing the solution for the reservoir. In the sideshow DWC's there has been some trouble but I am chalking that up to root rot which hopefully is being sorted by the addition of HydroGuard.

I was more thinking about maybe my hard water had too much calcium and magnesium as opposed to the ro? I don't know what too much iron does, but my sediment filter is already turning orange.
Next grow I've been considering using an organic granular food for roses, I had really good luck with it out in the garden.

 

[Bill.de.Cat]

I was more thinking about maybe my hard water had too much calcium and magnesium as opposed to the ro? I don't know what too much iron does, but my sediment filter is already turning orange.
Next grow I've been considering using an organic granular food for roses, I had really good luck with it out in the garden.

Since RO strips almost everything out you migh try a mix of RO and regular water. In Florida on a limestone aquifer high calcium is the norm from our well and it always affected my grows but a lot less when I got the RO filter and did half RO to half tap and pH'd to 6......now I just pour tap water in the reservoir without pHing it during the last 3 test grows. Next grow I'll go ahead and be testing it with pH at 6.