Jay_boodie212
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150w about 36’ away
Do my baby’s look happy
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Hollatchaboy
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If you're going to transplant within the next few weeks, don't add any nutes unless your using ro water. Then add cal mag. Otherwise just tap water. After transplant, don't add nutes for at least a couple of weeks and when you do start adding nutes, start low. You can always up it.
Hollatchaboy
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That's probably OK. If they start getting long and skinny, lower the light a bit.
Hollatchaboy
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What's your water source, and ph?
Jay_boodie212
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I’m using a boogie-blue plus filter I’m not hp my water yet should I be doing it now if so I was going to be at 6.0-6.5
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Hollatchaboy
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I'm not familiar with that filter, Is it ro? In soil, if you're using bottled nutes, I would ph to 6.5.
Hollatchaboy
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Still a lil early to tell, but you'll know. It'll be long and skinny if it's not getting enough light.
hotrodharley
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You might want to roll the power down a bit.
Jay_boodie212
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I’m in soil i’m not sure if it’s going to be bottled or bag... they don’t look like they’re stretching towards the light I just put a little more soil in it
Hollatchaboy
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I would've suggested that, but I'm not real familiar with that light, but that's why I questioned it when I seen he had it at 75%.
Hollatchaboy
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Well whatever you decide good luck. Ime, dry amendments are much easier and hard to mess up, bottled nutes are more of a learning curve.
hydroScript.js
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As long as you don't overwater or under-water or you can't really mess up....
Hollatchaboy
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5 - 10% by volume, unless using bottled nutes, then to 20% runoff.
Hollatchaboy
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I find 5% a day works best for me, but I break it up into half(2.5٪) every 12 hours.5 - 10% by volume, unless using bottled nutes, then to 20% runoff.
hydroScript.js
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Bro...you can substitute Flower Nutes for Coffee Grounds...gotta be Columbian... Then you only gotta run 7 to 10% luke warm water unless it's August...5 - 10% by volume, unless using bottled nutes, then to 20% runoff.
hydroScript.js
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how you gone reply to your reply lol
Hollatchaboy
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Lol I do that instead of editing. It's easier for me.
Hollatchaboy
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I use dry amendments and ewc. I thought I heard coffee grounds are high N? Wouldn't that be bad in flower?
Jay_boodie212
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What do you recommend I should have it set to any suggestions will help