ab2t2000
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I left em now and I don’t really pay attention to ppm just ec so I won’t be able to get a readingIf your listening to the guy at the shop there's your first mistake
I left em now and I don’t really pay attention to ppm just ec so I won’t be able to get a readingIf your listening to the guy at the shop there's your first mistake
I turned my led down to 50% was at 75 but it’s maintaining 55-60 th temp 26.c26c is still only 78f
You need it to be 80s , like 82-85f
Your beasting them with light and they aren't warm enough to transpire enough to absorb the nutrients they need to match that light level.
There's not enough radiant heat so you have to raise air temperature.
They look warm under that light with all those edges up lol. I still vote ec to high for a plant with no roots. Maybe a shitty meter and bad knowledge of ec and how to feed coco all together.26c is still only 78f
You need it to be 80s , like 82-85f
Your beasting them with light and they aren't warm enough to transpire enough to absorb the nutrients they need to match that light level.
There's not enough radiant heat so you have to raise air temperature.
It’s not bad advice if you have a salts buildup in your media..Also this is bad advice you should never flush from top using autopots thanks tho
those are different scale measurements of ppm.. which one is used varies from country to country, U.S predominantly uses the 500 scale, and Europe uses the 700.. ec is actually the constant and the better reading to go by. (and 1.5 is ok)1.5.could be anywhere from 700 to 1100 don't you understand?
You would need to flush till you get a good amount of runoff, and then discard it, thereby eliminating the salts built up in your root zone already.I did a run before this and flush from top cause all the salts to go in my root zone
I’m using auto pots no runoffYou would need to flush till you get a good amount of runoff, and then discard it, thereby eliminating the salts built up in your root zone already.
Should I spray before lights out?1 tsp epsom salt, 5 liters of water, use as foliar spray, you should see improvement in a couple days.
Don't spray when the lights are going to be on for an extended period, do it just before lights out. Also it's one Tablespoon per 5 liters (not teaspoon).Should I spray before lights out?
Thanks gunna give that ago i don’t have a clue what’s going on but they was dropping the other day and when I added abit of cal mag I see em come up abit but still yellow I did this on MondayDon't spray when the ligts are going to be on for an extended period, do it just before lights out. Also it's one Tablespoon per 5 liters (not teaspoon).
It's a bit low but shouldn't cause a problem.
They aren't that young to not have roots and I agree with you in general, especially since they're in autopots which should be fed a lower EC than normal.They look warm under that light with all those edges up lol. I still vote ec to high for a plant with no roots. Maybe a shitty meter and bad knowledge of ec and how to feed coco all together.
I say no roots not cuz of age but because of healthThey aren't that young to not have roots and I agree with you in general, especially since they're in autopots which should be fed a lower EC than normal.
Thing is though is they aren't uptaking anything properly.
Two solutions, one seems to be to feed higher ec to make up for the fact they aren't drinking enough due to low transpiration.
The other is to increase transpiration.
I'd personally always go with option two when possible. But option one seems to be getting recommended more on here these days , though I personally think its a bandaid.
He was previously running lower temp with higher light intensity.
I might be wrong but I'd say they've been light stressed for ages and stunted overall.
There's two other things I'm not sure on.
One is his nutrients, can't see that been a problem though.
The other is his base water content.. so lock out.