Streghthing Roots

Pure

Pure

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Hey Chronza,

i use a PPM meter and I still am lost figuring when to add more nutes so here is my way. Fuck my PPM meter! I properly fill my reservoir nutes and all, I wait till the plant have taken a substantial amount of water then I refill with just water. Next refill I wait 2 days so I'm down twice as much-for me thats 3 liters.. (1.5L each day). So on this 2nd day I add 1.5L of nute filled water then 1.5L of normal water. wait another 2 days then i change the reservoir. My way may use more nutes but at least I'm sure there is nothing missing at anygiven time. This is a pretty easy system for me running a DWC with no secondary refill reservoir. If your running dirt it surely is different but my principle is the same. An the principle is:
What I want to avoid is the plant ever needing anything, I want to provide every need of the plant in abundance so that it can grow optimally. If we limit or feedings to every few days MAYBE just MAYBE the plant is using one mineral faster than another so it may need it more. Not providing it MAY stunt growth.. This is not proven just my theory, proven to work in my grow...

Take whatever info is useful, throw away the rest!!!

:peace:
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CHRONZA

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Pure said:
Hey Chronza,

i use a PPM meter and I still am lost figuring when to add more nutes so here is my way. Fuck my PPM meter! I properly fill my reservoir nutes and all, I wait till the plant have taken a substantial amount of water then I refill with just water. Next refill I wait 2 days so I'm down twice as much-for me thats 3 liters.. (1.5L each day). So on this 2nd day I add 1.5L of nute filled water then 1.5L of normal water. wait another 2 days then i change the reservoir. My way may use more nutes but at least I'm sure there is nothing missing at anygiven time. This is a pretty easy system for me running a DWC with no secondary refill reservoir. If your running dirt it surely is different but my principle is the same. An the principle is:
What I want to avoid is the plant ever needing anything, I want to provide every need of the plant in abundance so that it can grow optimally. If we limit or feedings to every few days MAYBE just MAYBE the plant is using one mineral faster than another so it may need it more. Not providing it MAY stunt growth.. This is not proven just my theory, proven to work in my grow...

Take whatever info is useful, throw away the rest!!!

:peace:
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Thanks Pure ,

Makes alot of sense , and i will adopt that method with my babies .

However i had to spray them last night with some insecticide ( organic shit ) and some of the leaves arent dancing the way the use too :( hope they aint dying on me there in the veg stage im pretty sure with preflowers showing me there definatly female!! so i hope that there still alright , added some nutes as it there regular feeding day and am hoping there isnt too much damage done :(

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Some bugs got to the one on the right but hardly touched the one on the left
 
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CHRONZA

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Pure said:
Dude,

They look fine to me. none of them are droopy, they all seem to be reaching for the sky. whats wrong? Don't forget Grass is a weed its drive is survival....

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sorry man i should of got a better photo of the leaves perhaps these are abit more clearer its definatly not nute burn as they were already like this before adding nutes 2011-01-07 15.35.55.jpg2011-01-07 15.36.06.jpg

I'm praying that this one is not dying as the other one is fine !!
 
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CHRONZA

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Bump Bump , so its been 36 hours since i noticed the burn from insectiside , no more browning and where the plant is flowering is still greeen , i think theyre alright just the leaves not looking to crash hot :( lol
 
Nepaljam x Oaxaca

Nepaljam x Oaxaca

Active Member
i use greatwhite and rootblast in my transplant mix to ensure root growth. dyna grow k-l-n, botanicare aquashield, manure (because it contains auxins), seaweed or kelp extract. the list goes on and on. you have to make that choice.
 
poplars

poplars

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feed em good, potassium is involved in stem growth so it probably does something to the roots aswell.
 
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