Recent content by Steve1967

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Basically because it stops the smell going out of my tent which is what I was looking for

I run my cycles every 3 hours which includes lights off period and it takes 2 minutes to flood in buckets and a bit quicker to drain. You should be flooding your table till it reaches about half way up your cube then set the timer to off. As for clay pebbles keep them in the bag and using a...

No mate I just use the round container drill a couple of holes in the lid and place it in my tent. It actually states on the container can be used near plants.

Looks like nuteburn in the second pic. I grow hydro but the problems are the same so I would flush and feed with less.

No need for the foul language mate. Saying that a PH of 9 is just giving wrong information, I have been growing for a long time and have never come across any hydro grower who lets their PH drift up to 9.

OK mate !

9.......:shock: I wouldn't go that far mate especially in Hydro.

They don't look to bad mate just a slight deficiency. If you have been running your PH levels high I would advise you to empty the res and fill up with fresh water, then adjust EC and PH levels accordingly.

But over 6.0 you are locking out certain nutes like Potassium and giving more nutrients like Phosphorous which it only needs in flowering.

I use ona blocks in my tent and don't have any odour issues. These are brilliant things and every grower should use them. Just google ona blocks not ona gel and it will give you more info. I use the fresh linen scent and it does not mask the aroma it neutralises it and is perfectly safe to use...

I always stay well clear of using formulas, the plants will show you when they need or don't need nutes. Do you know how to look for this?

Get a pipette and adminster small amounts of PH down using that.

Yes I agree and was unaware of the PH levels as his last post was submitted at the same as mine. PH in veg between 5.5-5.8 and inflowering 5.9 to 6.2 that way you will not encounter Nute lock out which could have contributed to your problems

Whilst in veg the fan leaves should not be turning yellow but this is common and not a problem in late flowering. You are right in saying that it is a Nitrogen deficiency and what is happening is that the plant is starved of Nitrogen so it is using Nitrogen stored in the leaves thus they turn...