Dinafem Critical Under Invisible Sun LED

[Guest]

The trick is to get one vegging while the other goes into flower, or better.

Veg veg veg

I have my next started already. In fact it needs potting into something bigger.

I dug out some old composted horse poo lol I reckon I'll try use some of that after preparing and treating it woth some OHN.
I know how much you love worms 🪱 there were plenty in there.
Black Gold
The we shall see a monster of a plant.

9 years isn't quite long enough anyway, an extra month at least lol

[Guest]

Now what other secrets are you hiding over here...? Get him @Bulls lol

[Keeno]

Update - Lazy Ass Mo Fo

Lord forgive me, for I have been a lazyy bastard...

I started to see white spotts on a few plants. Coudnt put my finger on what it was. I've seen all sorts and know my water, when I neeed to add X, when to foliar feed X. I messaged the smart arse they call @Bulls, asked if he been sneaking in at night and adding bleach again (yep, some people just hater yall). He said nope, asked what PH im feeding at... PH, what is this strange word I asked

I've not used a PH pen in some time, I've been used to my water, the amounts of PH down needed. Well, that's come back to bite me in the arse. I should have known as I let a few plants get Cal Def for a video I'm doing on the differences between LED and HPS, the cal def was a fecker to fix where normally its a 2-3 day thing.

Anyway, I got a new PH pen, and... I've been feeding at 5.4 and 5.3 in the 2 tanks. The water has definitely changed. I'll whack the PH up to 6.3 today, and flood them pots full to get the root zone PH back into range.

Full update coming tonight.







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Don't be a lazyyyyyy grower mun

[Tictok]

Never seen that before. Fascinating stuff. I tend to require about 5l a day for everything and I've got into the habit of testing PH every time I make p the 5lt. It's a ballache but my tap water changed PH a while ago and caught me out as I had got lazy. Informative post @Keeno , thank you.

[Keeno]

Never seen that before. Fascinating stuff. I tend to require about 5l a day for everything and I've got into the habit of testing PH every time I make p the 5lt. It's a ballache but my tap water changed PH a while ago and caught me out as I had got lazy. Informative post [mention]Keeno[/mention] , thank you.

I may be wrong but it's as close to iron def as I've seen. Could be completely wrong. With PH being vital as to which elements/nutrients these plants can take up, 5.3 would have been allowing the plants to get X but Y wouldn't have been available. @MrNice has a chart which would explain better than me.

[Guest]

Haha, I have just calibrated my pen mate. I've had it off ebay about 3 months ago
Everything seems to be OK though.

Hope ya fix it quick enough

[Guest]

Never seen that before. Fascinating stuff. I tend to require about 5l a day for everything and I've got into the habit of testing PH every time I make p the 5lt. It's a ballache but my tap water changed PH a while ago and caught me out as I had got lazy. Informative post @Keeno , thank you.

I may be wrong but it's as close to iron def as I've seen. Could be completely wrong. With PH being vital as to which elements/nutrients these plants can take up, 5.3 would have been allowing the plants to get X but Y wouldn't have been available. @MrNice has a chart which would explain better than me.

This is for soil specifically though .......

[Guest]

Never seen that before. Fascinating stuff. I tend to require about 5l a day for everything and I've got into the habit of testing PH every time I make p the 5lt. It's a ballache but my tap water changed PH a while ago and caught me out as I had got lazy. Informative post @Keeno , thank you.

I may be wrong but it's as close to iron def as I've seen. Could be completely wrong. With PH being vital as to which elements/nutrients these plants can take up, 5.3 would have been allowing the plants to get X but Y wouldn't have been available. @MrNice has a chart which would explain better than me.

This is for soil specifically though .......

[sir-scrogalot]

Looks like pH issue to me. Iron deficiency comes out in new growth with a very pale yellow colouring. Starts at the tips of branches in the new growth

[sir-scrogalot]