Please help identify what stress(with pics)

MrClone

MrClone

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Dr. Who said:
Butt Hurt getting worse? Who's ego is actually hurt here? Not mine!

Can tell I've been growing longer then you've been alive,,,simply by the way you answer!

Look kiddo, your only digging yourself a deeper hole!
Stop while you can still climb out..

@Gary Goodson @qwizoking

Got a "live" one on the line here guys! read up ^^^
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LMAO ok. whatever makes you feel better. If insults do it then hey have at it..
 
xmatox

xmatox

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MrClone said:
Lol.. hey do what ya want.. My yield won't be hurt by what you think..
Peace.
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Come on man, don't be stupid, Dr. Who knows a Fuckkk Ton. When someone tells you something that you don't believe, maybe google it. If you did google high temps and co2, you would have realized that in fact you don't know what you're talking about. You could've learned a good lesson today, but instead you probably won't. That's a shame. Nobodies yield is hurting by using high temps and co2, but likely the opposite. I bet you flush two weeks out from harvest too.
 
MrClone

MrClone

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ya know what here let me educate you.. When you say 90 degrees. for co2 ok yea that helps veg and growth but at the same time it also gets your root zone hotter than you ever want it to be.. So benefit yea but also has major drawbacks that is worst then the benefit as any experienced grower knows if you get into the 80f range you start to be on the border of problems above 85 and your in the extreme danger zone.. If you know anything you would know that and why don't you be specific with also having to increase co2 ppm when you go to that temp but again.. why risk the issues on the other end?? Tell me I am wrong now.. Since I gave you the whole info .. you can't
 
MrClone

MrClone

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xmatox said:
Come on man, don't be stupid, Dr. Who knows a Fuckkk Ton. When someone tells you something that you don't believe, maybe google it. If you did google high temps and co2, you would have realized that in fact you don't know what you're talking about. You could've learned a good lesson today, but instead you probably won't. That's a shame. Nobodies yield is hurting by using high temps and co2, but likely the opposite. I bet you flush two weeks out from harvest too.
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Maybe you should google the effects it has on the entire plant instead of just veg growth.. He isn't the only one that knows a lot..
 
qwizoking

qwizoking

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MrClone said:
ya know what here let me educate you.. When you say 90 degrees. for co2 ok yea that helps veg and growth but at the same time it also gets your root zone hotter than you ever want it to be.. So benefit yea but also has major drawbacks that is worst then the benefit as any experienced grower knows if you get into the 80f range you start to be on the border of problems above 85 and your in the extreme danger zone.. If you know anything you would know that and why don't you be specific with also having to increase co2 ppm when you go to that temp but again.. why risk the issues on the other end?? Tell me I am wrong now.. Since I gave you the whole info .. you can't
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Your wrong
 
MrClone

MrClone

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#1 is lowered dissolved oxygen in the water.. It can not hold at that temp.. Possibly leading to root rot and pythium to start. Jeez you guys know one end but have no clue on the other,.
 
MrClone

MrClone

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diffusion is the limiting factor in rate of respiration at the lower pressures of oxygen caused by higher temps at root zone.. DUH
 
xmatox

xmatox

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MrClone said:
I asked a question.. Wow..no one can read.. Apparently you guys have never done the actual research outside of forums and non scientific research
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Look at you Mr. Ego. Mr. Hey look at my phone number on my icon, I sell clones because I sure as hell don't grow weight!
 
MrClone

MrClone

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Well good luck with that.. tell a beginner to raise temps to danger levels when he already has an issue and wouldn't know how to correct it.. great advice.. later
 
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