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If you have a5 gal bucket with 3 gal of water that's 10 ml of nutes and 15ish of. Cal mag. That should get your pH down to 5.7range and they'll have plenty of what they need for the week.

This is what those levels result in for me

No man, that works fine. Again, just my suggestion, I would be feeding 3 ml per gal of your nutes and 6 ml per gal of a cal/mag. This is to start, then slowly increase proportionately each week.

oh my bad, I completely missed that.

I've been reading some posts that are just not accurate. So you should definitely do some research, but root systems absolutely need access to oxygen. If your root system is constantly wet with stagnent/devoid of dissolved oxygen/water, you will suffocate the plant. In a bucket that is 10...

You can also buy a moisture meter /pH meter pretty cheap that does a good job too

Gotchya, thanks, that info helps. I wouldn't be surprised if youved started to accumulate some pythium. The spots are deficiency, which can be caused by damaged/rotting roots. Another indicator it might be fungal is that it started in one and has now propagated to the rest. Pythium thrives in...

I use netting to hold plants up, sometimes the colas get so heavy theyll fall over if I don't. I understand where your coming from though, it's like

What's your watering /feeding schedule? How do you check to see if they need water? What week are the plants in?

100% agreed

What measuring devices do you own?

Yeah, no worries man. Everyone is at a different point in their journey. Happy growing!

The plant doesn't know if it's in soil or water, the storage of sugars is to give time for the plant to develope a root system that's able to support the plant. If you do try to feed it, even a 300 PPM solution you take a chance at nute burn. I would use a mild bloom solution like an 0-5-3 to...

You need to figure out, research, how a plant tells you it needs fed. That plant will tell you exactly what it needs when it needs it. It's your responsibility to learn how to read it. Post what you think the answer is and we can have a discussion.

Tbh if the cuts are healthy they can root in almost anything. Saturation of dissolved oxygen is what you want to make it happen. I'm not sure about scraping, that's a new one for me, sounds unnecessary. What are you using to clone?

There's enough stored energy in the seedling to get it to at least its second set of leaves. You might just wanna wait till you see a root before giving it nutes, considering how young it is.

Your attitude is all wrong here. YOU need to make these mistakes so YOU learn. If I give you all the answers you miss the underlying reasons. That's not selfish, I don't owe you anything. I still make mistakes growing. Don't expect other people to do your work for you and don't be a Nazi, prove...

So Ive run into a root rot problem. I've never experienced this problem before so I'd like some input if anyone has successfully committed genocide on their rot root. My reservoirs are at 72F, I have o2 in them and I'm eliminating all light leak. I'm in week 3 of veg and want to know whether I...

No not really. But thanks for the response.

Seems like seed banks are going rogue in light of the newly liberalized environment. I purchased 5 strains from northern seeds or whatever in Canadia and all but the cheese were garbage. I had my bank get the money back. Point of the story is I can see this becoming an issue into the future. I...