Need Help ASAP!! Hormex & Transplanting.

SilverRabbit

SilverRabbit

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water is at a 6.5 ph level and around 260 ppm... is this too much? I just transplanted them and dont want them to go into shock or die! I haven't watered them since I transplanted them so I need to kind of find out soon...
 

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SilverRabbit

SilverRabbit

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I actually just went for it.. I think it should be cool. Sometimes I feel like I water them too much though but they seem okay. I just gave them around 500ml each... maybe tomorrow to but not sure. I'll try to feel it...
 
HazyEyes

HazyEyes

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I would water them just a little to get the ground moist then dont water agin for a week or so. just put ur finger in the soil about 2 inchs down and see if its dry if it is then water them again. i would not feed them any nuts just yet. wait till they have a good 3 nodes before adding nuts.
 
SilverRabbit

SilverRabbit

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Thats not soil... it's soilless. It's technically hydroponics. The stuff i'm using is Fox Farm Light Warrior which is an agroponic growing medium... It's just perlite and peat moss. You can mix it with other stuff for soil applications but i'm just using it straight out of the bag. So basically I would have to water it more than soil because it drys up faster. Also I didn't add nutrients... I added a stimulant.

"Hormex is a vitamin/hormone concentrate and root growth stimulant that prevents transplant shock by stimulating small feeder roots which become damaged during transplantting. Contains vitamin B, plus two growth hormones, NAA and IBA."
 
HazyEyes

HazyEyes

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SilverRabbit said:
Thats not soil... it's soilless. It's technically hydroponics. The stuff i'm using is Fox Farm Light Warrior which is an agroponic growing medium... It's just perlite and peat moss. You can mix it with other stuff for soil applications but i'm just using it straight out of the bag. So basically I would have to water it more than soil because it drys up faster. Also I didn't add nutrients... I added a stimulant.

"Hormex is a vitamin/hormone concentrate and root growth stimulant that prevents transplant shock by stimulating small feeder roots which become damaged during transplantting. Contains vitamin B, plus two growth hormones, NAA and IBA."
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I did not notice you were a soiless grower, you should of said that. that a whole different topic, am just a soil grower, bump.:-?
 
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