That is what most of us do...Wow al those are some good tips, but i have one question.. How do you do your reservoir change?? At the moment i am having to cary 20 gallons of water back iin for to my bath tub haha. I mean it isnt that bad but when i move into my house soon im running your same op. Should i just Pump it out hahaa?
later bro
Al.b Fuct said:
Will if I can but I don't have much time to put into pot boards at the moment. I simply don't have time to get caught up in troubleshooting grows. Quite a lot of what you need to know has already been covered in my cloning, '2 weeks' or other sticky threads.
Yep, thanks for covering the tank drain query, GB.
no wucking furries, mate.
Yep, thanks for covering the tank drain query, GB.
ph your water doodHey Al, I did feel hesitant in asking you this but this issue is new & Im totally bamboozled so here we go:
Usually my clones look great apart from some yellowing which Im sure is standard but now the new set of leaves are beginning to crumble & wither they are also turning in to a slight pale yellowy green colour with dark brown blotches. I just dont know why. Here are the environment conditions & pics:
25C
80%rh min
Plain unPHed tap water with a little superthrive
2inches away from 2 x 18W fluorescents.
First planted the clones in rootriot then transferred to Biobizz soil (light mix) when roots showed, they are currently in the first day of veg. Id like for them to pick up in a week then theyll go in to flowering.
The same signs are showing on my other 2 batches of clones.
The below pics are larger clones which were cut on 16/07/09 which are also in Biobizz soil (light mix) but I thought Id try out these Jiffy pots, Ive heard by using these pots they can become root bound
so Ive transplanted in to larger black pots & the leaves are beginning to crumble just like the first batch
no need to feed yet, def wait for soil to dry out before watering. ph to 6.3
I was planning on PHing at 6.5 but Ill give it a try.
she's gettin' chopped...
same deal...
I was considering panel insulation to prevent heat detection from FLIR/thermal cams, just wondering if the walls get warm when this padding is applied does the padding ever feel warm to the touch?
no it doesnt...
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yeppers, it's overwatering. Judge the watering by the weight of the pots. When about half to 2/3 of the water weight is gone, it's time to water again, but not before. Might be every other day or even less.
Well insulated house construction along with effective ventilation is usually enough to prevent a wall "looking" warm to FLIR, but remember that it is unlawful for police to FLIR scan a dwelling without a warrant. Randomly FLIR scanning dwellings is a major nyet and would get any evidence against you thrown out of court.
sorry for the delayed response brother Fuct.hay LB, wozzup?
No ghosts here. They really hate people who think the supernatural is ridiculous bunkum. And they'll haunt you until you go mad. Or grow dope.
