MickFoster
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You'll get fast root growth if you start in small pots instead of the large ones.If I water everyday my coco when a seedling I get no root growth like others do. Im using 70 coco 30 perlite
You'll get fast root growth if you start in small pots instead of the large ones.If I water everyday my coco when a seedling I get no root growth like others do. Im using 70 coco 30 perlite
Thank you for that info.You'll get fast root growth if you start in small pots instead of the large ones.
Agreed. All of the percentages are different depending on the source. That's why some people buy RO systems and build their own water.I'm sure you'd agree their concentrations of said calcium and magnesium are vastly different too then right?
I never brought up tap water yet you put words in my mouth. Why say this? Just trying to stir up shit?Agreed. All of the percentages are different depending on the source. That's why some people buy RO systems and build their own water.
Nutrients + CalMag isn't the same as Nutrients + tap water.Also what you're saying is people who use tap are going lockout their plants.
Go for it, and if you start seeing deficiencies then you'll have a good idea what's causing them. They might be fine all the way through. I just know that I never got deficiencies or toxicities from adding a sensible amount of calmag to RO water.So much do here I’m little confused lol. Sorry to be a pest. So after reading everyone’s suggestion. I don’t want change everything at one time. So would it be best to keep my R/0 and use no calmag and see what happens. 2 years ago I did tap water when we had better water used 8/16 Lucas formula and 1tsp cal mag and grew thesethey did take a long to get big in veg but grew.
You're right, you didn't bring up tap. I was just working with the logic that if using the recommended dosage of calmag as a base for RO can cause problems, a lot of tap water users would be screwed. I'm not trying to stir up shit and it's nothing personal. I'm just trying to make the point.I never brought up tap water yet you put words in my mouth. Why say this? Just trying to stir up shit?
I prefer the consistency of RO.
Especially for the stable PH in my res.
As others mentioned, I would definitely raise temps. I have a lot to learn, but I'd try the RO with out cal/mag and post more pics if she isn't happy. People often throw too much in the water and that can lead to lockout.So much do here I’m little confused lol. Sorry to be a pest. So after reading everyone’s suggestion. I don’t want change everything at one time. So would it be best to keep my R/0 and use no calmag and see what happens.
First watering with just maxibloom see what happens. Do you rinse and buffer the coco with anything before planting your seedlings? My tap water last night 800 ppm and 1.7 ec. Making my mind go crazy when I had a few okay grows. |
The Botanicare bricks I've been using come washed and buffered, I think all or most of the good brands do. In the past I just hydrated the bricks, but this time I rinsed it down to 100 ppm with RO to start seeds in solo cups, got that from the article Tint posted on page 1. They're nice and snug in a small cooler at 78°. I'm heating it with a 10w outdoor LED lying face down and plugged into an Inkbird heat controller.First watering with just maxibloom see what happens.
Do you rinse and buffer the coco with anything before planting your seedlings? My tap water last night 800 ppm and 1.7 ec. Making my mind go crazy when I had a few okay grows.[/TD]
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Yes just maxibloom 3.5 grams.hmmm for you are vegging with a bloom formula? GHE maxibloom?
Not sure I will try and check later. I have never tested run off before. Just reading around. I wonder if I have some kind of bugWhats the ec/ppm reading from the runoff?
Take a close look underneath the leaves with a scope. Look at multiple leaves, you'll see them if they're there.Not sure I will try and check later. I have never tested run off before. Just reading around. I wonder if I have some kind of bug