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Hydro4life

Hydro4life

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Haha cheers man!
Most are hybrids, I went for a variety of fruity strains to keep smell down a touch haha.
Dwc is definitely great for a one plant grow!
You’ll learn a lot more in dwc compared to coco and knowledge is very valuable with these girls :cool:
 
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Tib420

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you take out a nutrient like N and you mess up the NPK balance. then you overload it with micro nutrients and then you get toxicity like. ALways add equal parts to your recipe, but back it off if your seeing negative results. don't completely get rid of it. your setting yourself up for pandora's box where you wont know what your plant is suffering from unless you water it and test the leche for ppm levels to know exactly what your lacking but that costs money
 
Hydro4life

Hydro4life

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Tib420 said:
you take out a nutrient like N and you mess up the NPK balance. then you overload it with micro nutrients and then you get toxicity like. ALways add equal parts to your recipe, but back it off if your seeing negative results. don't completely get rid of it. your setting yourself up for pandora's box where you wont know what your plant is suffering from unless you water it and test the leche for ppm levels to know exactly what your lacking but that costs money
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I might of missed something in the post Tib? Was less or more of something added or taken away from feeding?
Totally Agree with you on the NPK ratios,
this is also why I feel regular res/bucket change outs are so important. For the average home grower it’s not financially viable to test water solution for ion ratios etc.
When a bucket change out is done you know exactly what’s in the solution and available to the plant at that moment of time 8-)
 
shiva71

shiva71

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Well she's slooooowly finishing up, still waiting for callyxs to really swell but Im pretty happy with her, some of those nugs are really chunky!
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Tib420

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Hydro4life said:
I might of missed something in the post Tib? Was less or more of something added or taken away from feeding?
Totally Agree with you on the NPK ratios,
this is also why I feel regular res/bucket change outs are so important. For the average home grower it’s not financially viable to test water solution for ion ratios etc.
When a bucket change out is done you know exactly what’s in the solution and available to the plant at that moment of time 8-)
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re-read the orignal post "After a 3 day flush she showed signs of deficiencies, I sarted feeding her, at first with a nute that had no N." this is huge mistake.
 
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