Sundancers commentedweek 127h ago
Well, because of dry soil every 2nd day. Therefore we watering "our baby" every two days with round about 3l/plant. Do you think it's to much?
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FLUXshield 300L Light Emitting Diodes/100W
FLO
FLUXshield Babo 450C Light Emitting Diodes/160W
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GrowPRO 3.0 Growbox XS, 60x60x160cm
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10cm Lüfter 100L/h
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ScrOG
weeks 11
Topping
weeks 11
12-12
weeks 11-12
LST
weeks 11-12
Defoliation
weeks 11-12
Manifolding
weeks 12
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19 liters
Pot Size
1.2 liters
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Week 11. Vegetation7d ago
26 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
27 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
19 liters
Pot Size
1.5 liters
Watering Volume
6 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 2
BioGrow
1 mll
BioEnhancer
1 mll
Sundancers Greenhouse Feeding Grow Pulver: 19g bei 19 Liter Growtopf
Greenhouse Feeding Enhancer Pulver: 1g/Gießliter alle 2 Wochen
Endlich Umstellung auf 12/12. Los geht's.😁
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Week 12. Vegetation1d ago
27 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.0
pH
Weak
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
5.02 liters
Pot Size
1.2 liters
Watering Volume
8 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 2
BioEnhancer
1 mll
Monster Bud Mix
30 mll
Sundancers Eigentlich keine Pflanze für Scrog, wir versuchens trotzdem. Sehr dichtes Blattwerk, es tut weh so viel abschneiden zu müssen. Das Ergebnis sieht mittlerweile aber vielversprechend aus. Wir werden sehen.
Als Blühdünger haben wir uns für das Monster Bud Mix von Zamnesia entschieden.
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HumanCompanion commentedweek 1219h ago
tell me the truth, have you loved your baby so much that you fell to the sin of overwatering her? 😘
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Sundancers commented7h ago
@HumanCompanion
Well, because of dry soil every 2nd day. Therefore we watering "our baby" every two days with round about 3l/plant. Do you think it's to much? 😅
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HumanCompanion commentedweek 117d ago
mimimi, so cute :-)
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HumanCompanion commentedweek 117d ago
why are you watering them with 6.6 pH? Do you prepare your water, or just take it from a tap? What is your substrate's pH?
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Sundancers commented6d ago
@HumanCompanion
We have very hard water 8-8.1 ph. Therefore we use Biobizz pH down. Our main Substrate is All Mix BioBizz. This has~ 5.5pH.
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HumanCompanion commented19h ago
@Sundancers, what do you think could happen if you switched to 6.1pH? Why 5.5? I've always heard that 6.1 is good for soil, but you have a semi-hydro setup and maybe that's why your pH is different from mine. I saw their info about their soil, but IMO it looks like simple peat, because it is so brown. And peat, yeah, peat is usually more acid, isn't it?
PS dude, your water is not hard because hard is about PPM, right?? I guess you wanted to say alcaline in pH, right?
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Sundancers commented7h ago
@HumanCompanion, yes, you're right. 😅
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HumanCompanion commentedweek 117d ago
I can see you have a mechanical humidity meter. is it reliable? Any problems with this device? PS I am just trying to go without batteries cause they always die when you don't expect, and the device dies with them, and becomes useless for a couple weeks until I find that damn battery.
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Sundancers commented6d ago
@HumanCompanion
We have two humidity meter, one mechanic and one digital. Both show nearly the same data. It looks more retro with an mechanical humidity meter and i don't need glasses to see the humidity value 😆
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HumanCompanion commented19h ago
@Sundancers, I remember that I had a mechanical timer in the past, and it was quite good. I guess they are safer thanks to no batteries! i wish my TDS meter didn't use any battery... It died exactly after I watered my gentle seedling with hydroponic solution, and I had suspisions that the water was really high PPM. Oh, and those paper stripes are terrible for pH tests. I guess you and your glasses understand me. Thanks and have a good day!
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