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Yeah max, I vegged too long while waiting for some clones nearby to root and its been there for days now.

Do I really need to chop this? Can I just do the fan leaves up there? 10 bajillion PPFD.

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https://www.cell.com/current-biology/pdf/S0960-9822(22)01125-3.pdf TLDR: They use it when they need it... "...retrieved to support metabolism and anabolic reactions in times of need" and this need "varies widely depending on the biological context" (Zeeman, 2022). Besides feeding at night...

And I veg 24/0 which means those roots just keep on growing! How much of this will be available to resorb during flower at night?

Do you mean the plant with commercial nutes (Maxigrow in this case) to compare with? These aren't clones but F1 seeds. I moved off the GH after 1 week in all buckets. Just rooted some clones of the fastest growing female (: in my conditions. Can test them next. Pic at 10 days in the...

New bucket, 2.5 EC (from 2.7). Zn still high due to iron source. Reduced Ca, Mg. Increased NPK, Cu, Bo. Still one plant showing significant interveinal chlorosis. From top to bottom, I've circled symptoms of iron, copper, boron deficiencies. No wonder my roots are so big!

Deficiency in the plant... or deficiency in the water? Which matters? I'll overdose the water to adjust ratios, compensating for minerals that I just can't remove - whether they came from the city tap or from a cheap nutrient that I've selected for economic reasons. This blend is already...

They exhibit quite a different quality of interveinal chlorosis. I'll just grab it out of the bucket real quick hold my beer =D My iron and zinc come mixed 1:1, need another iron source.

Rather, running lots of PAR without PPM is the problem. Can't have one without the other. They must go up together. Balance the reaction.

Looks like I could also make Fe more available by increasing K. And I'm reading that molybdenum reduces the availability of iron as well, but not seeing it on any of the charts. https://dutch-passion.com/img/cms/Blogs/Molybdenum.jpg . Mo is super high. Based on the periodic table, we'd...

But that would make iron less available, and we've confirmed that its availability is the issue (regardless of why)? https://www.canr.msu.edu/uploads/images/Plant%20Ag/SoilTesting_Fig1.jpg Rather than just the pH, what about the individual elements creating that pH (that compete for...

Reading 1360 PPM on the 500 scale which would translate to (1360/500 = ) 2.7 EC.

Really great information - and I'm hearing that because of this need to regulate osmosis, the plant may grow faster with less nutes. But do these sugars just disappear into thin air after the plant has adjusted? What's bad about more sugar when it comes time to resorb? How does it affect the...

You've done well. Indigo Diesel male from Second Generation Genetics

I think this is the answer that I was looking for. Too much Ca towards the end of the bucket, no control via passive transport. And I wish you all would try harder to dial in nutes, stop wasting the planet's resources. Go on, ask me if I filter my city water. You guys do you, but around...

PPM is Parts Per Million To the bucket that was low... added GH Florapro Calcium + Micros, Western States Vitamin B1 with Minors In this bucket right now is a blend of: https://generalhydroponics.com/products/florapro/florapro-calcium-micros/...

Yes. An ode to aeroponics... my res is clean enough, why not?! Could also try more bubbles... I'm running on the very low side.

Excess Mg? Excess P and antagonism? I've considered lowering the P but it seems low enough already at 100 and I don't understand how this could be the issue given many flower blends run such a huge P ratio. PSA: Chelate your ions and grow faster.

Yup, new growth is looking good now. And RDWC looks great but we can see here how one of the generation is showing the deficiency that all are likely experiencing. Might not have seen this in one res. I prefer being able to differentiate the solution.