what signs are these??please help + pic
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GoAuto6
Galactic Travler
you'r flush will be done with plain water ph'd to 6.7 to 7.0...then a light feed.......always ph your nutriant solution after you mix it....why you ask, because nutrient's lower ph as much as 4 or 5 point's....meening if you start at 7.0 by the time you mix it you could be down to 4.0 or 5.0..one more thing I'd flush now get it fixed.
GoAuto6
Galactic Travler
This came to me in a Pm ..I thought it was good info, and wanted to share it
. I like the post, just hate the reason for liking it. One thing I would add to that flush. Place plant elevated a bit, and add a fan once plant is done getting flushed and re nuted. The air movement will help evaporate and help dry the water.
I found tipping the plant slightly had aided the water trapped in the plant after a flush. Just be sure not to tip plant to far that everything falls out, and keep it held secure in a tipped postion that it cant roll or fall over creating more of a mess.
I once had a plant I ended up making a home made airpot out of. I was growing in a 5 gallon bucket and prepping for an outdoor grow. I used cut bottom 3/4 away out on site, dig hole and place in ground. Worked great when placing a 3-4 ft tree in the wild. Anyways: During a feeding schedule my cat had slipped into the room and jumped on the counter. Knocked a gallon jug of nutes into my plant. grab the plant, the race was on. It took forever to dry, ended up with a drill bit and carefully aimed drill. Not really fun, but I refused lose the plant. Would have set me back 4 months indoors growing, and 2 weeks or more for seed replacemnt. Glad to say it survived.
Happier say I dont need those skills much anymore
I found tipping the plant slightly had aided the water trapped in the plant after a flush. Just be sure not to tip plant to far that everything falls out, and keep it held secure in a tipped postion that it cant roll or fall over creating more of a mess.
I once had a plant I ended up making a home made airpot out of. I was growing in a 5 gallon bucket and prepping for an outdoor grow. I used cut bottom 3/4 away out on site, dig hole and place in ground. Worked great when placing a 3-4 ft tree in the wild. Anyways: During a feeding schedule my cat had slipped into the room and jumped on the counter. Knocked a gallon jug of nutes into my plant. grab the plant, the race was on. It took forever to dry, ended up with a drill bit and carefully aimed drill. Not really fun, but I refused lose the plant. Would have set me back 4 months indoors growing, and 2 weeks or more for seed replacemnt. Glad to say it survived.
Happier say I dont need those skills much anymore
good story + a happy ending = priceless!
try taking the cfls off the timer and turn them on by hand if you can . when i had my cfls on the timer somtimes it would not come on , took them off and havnt had a problem since!!
