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yeah i'm not saying it is the plants, but the evidence so far has just shown that it is. i recorded video and the camera picked it up. when i find my dv cord i'll upload it to youtube. i have no idea if this noise is good or bad, i'm trying to prove to myself that the noise is not the plants...

i do that now lol, but no actually i did it a very stupid way heh. when i found out that there should be way more nutes flowing to them i make a cuncokshun in a half quart container of a bunch of general hydro advanced nutes and RO, and i just poured it in the tray of bags and pots when it was...

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if it had a couple floods with some ridiculous ph like 12, would they die? i fixed it within 12 hours but it was flooding every hour with some crazy ph level. it's at 6 now. they'll be fine right?

so i just tweaked with the pH. it was at some ridiculous level like 12 and i had been flooding it with that since this thread started. this extremely high pH might be another part of the recipe if you want squealing plants.

lol man i'm gonna record this shit! do it just put your plants on no nutes for a week and they squeal and die. it's freaky come on no one else?

can i jack it up to 800 ppm while they're repairing themselves or is that risky? they still look hunger hurt :( how long until i should see repairing?

hey guys i got 10 plants in a closet and i guess the harmonics are setup well or something but i think i can hear the plants. they make high pitched squeals that vary in tone very slightly. the tone isn't repetitive, it's very random and language like, i've been in there with all the electronics...

btw any ideas on how to grow these? i think scrog would be easier to setup no?

lol yep i had 1/4 tsp in there for the whole 15 gallons instead of 1/4 a tsp for each gallon hahaha

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why take out grow nutes? it still needs those lol

yo guys i got my grow space set up and running. i shoved some clones in there and they're curling up at the tips at 400 ppm. the setup: -600 watt mh for now, 45 inches away from top of clay balls. -82 degrees 30% humidity -2 foot by 2 foot tray, flooding every 2 hours with 5.5 to 6 ph water...

bump. i'm having the same problem. but mine are freshly transplanted clones. i forgot what it means if they curl up or down at the tips. mine are curling up, and the big mama clone is swooping a little and what looks like burning at the tips. i hope it just means dehydration but i'm not sure...

i've got 2 humidifiers in my room and it's still at 35. 55 is kickass. i'll be glad if i can hit that.

too bad that can't ship to the us :(

so i went to goodwill and found a sweet 2 foot tall humidifier/cooler with swiveling blades. i put 4 gallons in it and it works like a charm. it even has an ice tray :-P i kept moving it around and playing with the temps. at one point it was 88 F and 70% humidity. i think the way i have it...

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hey guys so i got my closet grow started and they're just starting to pop out of the rockwool and clay balls. since they're coming out and actually have green showing i put up my 600w mh, but after 10 hours of being on it's really heating up :( it used to be in the mid 70s with nothing in there...

this is very true. an oscillating fan throughout a plant's life will help it grow sturdier stems and branches because it simulates the natural world. i'm pretty sure nitrogen, the first number of the NPK ratio on nutrient bottles is the number responsible for the plant's stem strength and...