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mcmiked

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okay so they have had the day and the 2 of them in the pics are a little worse, they are a little dry now to, just give them water and maybe 100 ppm nutrients? or just water?
 
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well they are in there hydro system with 6.2 ph'd water, leave them in that for a few weeks ( of course flushing it after a week) anyone else have any tips that I can do in the mean time?
 
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If it is RO water, you can give like 1/16 strength nutes for a tiny bit of solubles, prevent early deficiencies, but if it is tap water that has been sitting out, there are plenty of electrolytes in there to hold you plant for a bit...
 
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mannurse801 said:
If it is RO water, you can give like 1/16 strength nutes for a tiny bit of solubles, prevent early deficiencies, but if it is tap water that has been sitting out, there are plenty of electrolytes in there to hold you plant for a bit...
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I am using distilled water, but right now im thinking tap water would be better so they get something. Which would you recommend? Distilled at 1/16 nutes or tap?
 
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Distilled with 1/16. Each week you can add a fraction. 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 and I stay there. Alternate feeding with watering to make sure you don't get any salt buildup... Cheers man!
 
laserbrn

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yeah 300ppm was way too high for those little girls and everyone here seems to have given you good advice.

I would start them @ about 50ppm after another week of letting them flush out.

How are you watering? Ebb & Flow or drip?
 
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They have water tanks, and the plant containers go into holes on the lids and they sit in them, and the bottom of the roots when they come t hrough the medium is where the water level will stop, as they get bigger, it goes down giving more oxygen. Right now though the ones that were effected got yellow leaf tips after being on water a few days, im guessing those ones need the 50 ppm nutes? the other ones that were bad stand on thier own again but no green has come back yet.
 
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mcmiked said:
They have water tanks, and the plant containers go into holes on the lids and they sit in them, and the bottom of the roots when they come t hrough the medium is where the water level will stop, as they get bigger, it goes down giving more oxygen. Right now though the ones that were effected got yellow leaf tips after being on water a few days, im guessing those ones need the 50 ppm nutes? the other ones that were bad stand on thier own again but no green has come back yet.
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I'm a little drunk and quite stoned so I may just be retarded, but can you explain this again? They sit in netpots and the roots hand in the water...or their in some other container and the roots hang just above the water?

If they are in the water have you made sure there is an airstone in there and that it's working properly?
 
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ya there is a big container that has 6 holes in the lid, the plants are in a thier own tiny container placed in the lids. There are 2 air stones per 6 plants, 8 tubs and 4 air pumps
 
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Okay new problem, the ones that had nute burn are coming back but the strains that didnt have it after the flush there tips went yellow along with there first leaves ( not first real leafs) i thought it was the lack of nutrients so i fed them 50 ppm solution for a few days and they are starting to grow quicker again, how ever they still have the yellow tips. Any advice would be appreciated!!

The 2 first pictures are nothern lights, 3rd one is bubble gum.
 

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Generally, the yellow tips won't repair themselves. As long as the new growth remains green, you are in good shape.. Cheers
 
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it does look like the new leafs have a little yellow however but they arent still going yellow, even ones that grew after
 
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