Extreme Defoliation...
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twentyeight.threefive
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A monkey could veg healthy plants. Even I am. Your plants in flower look atrocious and I'm sure will continue to worsen since you haven't fixed your issue.
*Insert reply comment about K damage not repairing itself here*
Samwell Seed Well
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PPMs at 1300 at a .5 scale.
Sea green just has both, i like the product sea green is all.
Tbh i dont think it has a huge difference... i have not quanitifed the tea effcicacy only that its not having a negative affect besides cost
bk78
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You’d think any commercial op would only use EC as a measurement?
Samwell Seed Well
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Noted. Thanks for your 2 cents.
twentyeight.threefive
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So what was the issue and solution?
Samwell Seed Well
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We actually use microsemens but i domt think any of you would understand besides PJ. Maybe mondo and whattzzup he seems super data orientated
calvin.m16
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He has 124 plants in 1 room, some obviously didn't take well to the feed but definitely doesn't look like shit.
a mongo frog
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Super hard to get every single plant looking perfect in a monster grow. Just the facts folks!!!!
Samwell Seed Well
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Needed to balance the feeds as it was improportioned as was light in K, Fe, Cal and high in N but not becuse to much.
Corrected by Balancing feed by using entire line how it is designed.
Samwell Seed Well
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No its easy says all the people who dont rum grows. And well bloom 2 looks good for now.
Let me get 2 crops out and come back
Ill need some thoughts and prayers though
twentyeight.threefive
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You use microsemens and gave values in ppm? OMFG I'm dead.
Now I'm more convinced you're the guy that hangs the lights and sweeps the floors, but then again those plants in flower are probably your handy work.
Yeah the concept of µS/cm is such an advanced concept, you and PJ are the only ones that get it. Hahaha.
Samwell Seed Well
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Lol
If the shoe doesnt fit, whats your issue. Ppm and EC are what people commonly use.
Always getting pissy about the answers to your unendimg quetioms...
PJ Diaz
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That's why I was confused. I asked for EC and he gave ppm looking numbers.
There you go, EC is too high. Problem solved.
twentyeight.threefive
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Fridays values before the teas was 2.6 EC.
This weeks rates are around 3.6 EC "so a little low on ec".
You genuinely seem confused on the basics.
How did you determine is was light in K, Fe, Ca, and high in N?
twentyeight.threefive
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PJ asked what the EC of your slabs were...
You responded with ppm values on 0.5 Hannah scale.
You then stated you use µS/cm which is EC. Why would you tell PJ ppm values if you use EC?
I'm not getting pissy. I'm looking for clarification.
Samwell Seed Well
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Lol, send me.your meter, ill give a EC reading. .5 is the US scale.
.7 is europe.
My meter reads microsemesn and ppms..
Lol, at yalls manufactured outrage
PJ Diaz
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No reason for that high of EC.
Lots of studies to prove this done on basil, which is often considered a "high EC" crop.
www.greenhousegrower.com
www.researchgate.net
Lots of studies to prove this done on basil, which is often considered a "high EC" crop.
Managing Electrical Conductivity (EC) For Hydroponic Basil Production
Does nutrient solution EC make a difference in the growth of hydroponic basil under different daily light integrals? Find out what Iowa State University research says.
www.greenhousegrower.com
(PDF) Effects of nutritive solution electrical conductivity and plant density on growth, yield and quality of sweet basil grown in gullies by subirrigation
PDF | Abstract: The increasing demand for basil in the last decade has arisen from consumer tendency towards high nourishing produce. Soilless growing... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
www.researchgate.net
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