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Grape Ape Hybrid

awesome plants wish i could smoke them now

it is very possible the ph reached 6.5+ at some point. At most, it would have been only for an hour or two.

Could be the tap water messing with my other nutes causing lockout. The water here is iffy. I will try filtered water and see if the problem gets better.

What I have started here is an Ice mother that I am preparing to give me clones. It is about three weeks along and it is not looking great. I am using cfls and Hesi Nutrients and boosters. I keep the ph between 5.8-6.2. Temp stays at 70-78 degrees and the water about 65-70 degrees. This plant...

Thank you very much. I will work on increasing my volume of water.

I have had problems with getting answers too. Until I realized, you need to make your questions as clear as you can. Like Blackflag said, some plants are weird looking. There are so many variations of any one strain, every plant will look different. Water when the soil is dry, make sure that...

problem is solved now. There is no issue with the plant. It just needed a kickstart.

They are looking good.

What up oregon?

I just started a seedling in a home made dwc mother pot. I am making a mother to supply me with clones. I will have to leave her alone around Christmas time for a few days, maybe up to 5 days. I know the water's ph will slowly climb back to about 7 in a few days left unattended. I need help...

I believe he is asking if the ph spikes and the plant goes into nutrient lock out, then do you need to flush? I would say just adjust the ph if it spiked too hi and watch the plant. It will soon show you if it needs your help. Hopefully someone can explain it better and simpler. help me out here.

I recommend using superthrive to help your seeldings/ clones get a jump start. Try using the correct ph tap water first. And if that doesn't seem to help in a few days, look into getting some superthrive. Another great alternative to superthrive would be Rhizotonic. If you haven't seen this...

Use the cool white or brite white for tight bushy vegitative growth. youll want about 3000 lumens per square feet to have a decent effect. Once the seedling is a week old or less, depending on the maturity, give it all the light.

May be too late man. Plain tap water lowerd to 5.8 ph and get something to help the roots regrow.