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partlycloudy

partlycloudy

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ruby fruit said:
I think that will be the go im pretty sure I noticed the plant last year drooping on sundown I assumed it was cos it was getting dark but being 40 plus celcius I think it was lack of water ....cheers for the help now get back to work PC ;)
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Lol you guys and that metric system when you guys gonna convert to the standard measures lol :D im done with the mornin feeding just chilling smoking one thinkin I need a nap with sage

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Mohican

Mohican

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Sativas always droop in the evening. Scared me the first couple of times. I now use this trait to determine the amount of Sativa in a hybrid.

Try this experiment. Next time it rains, check the pH of some clean rainwater. When I did this last year it was 5.7 and my plants were so happy! Now I pH my water to 5.7 for watering. pH is 8 coming out of the tap.
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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Mohican said:
Sativas always droop in the evening. Scared me the first couple of times. I now use this trait to determine the amount of Sativa in a hybrid.

Try this experiment. Next time it rains, check the pH of some clean rainwater. When I did this last year it was 5.7 and my plants were so happy! Now I pH my water to 5.7 for watering. pH is 8 coming out of the tap.
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Well well mo maybe you nailed it .....it actually was a sativa if it wasnt 100% sativa it was damn close and every nite even if I watered that morning it would droop then perk up again even before it had its next water
 
S'Manta

S'Manta

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TMB, my water pH is 7.2, close enough‼

Mohican said:
Sativas always droop in the evening. Scared me the first couple of times. I now use this trait to determine the amount of Sativa in a hybrid.

Try this experiment. Next time it rains, check the pH of some clean rainwater. When I did this last year it was 5.7 and my plants were so happy! Now I pH my water to 5.7 for watering. pH is 8 coming out of the tap.
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My unknown sativa is drooping in the late afternoon/evening, I've been watering her twice a day thinking she's thirsty wondering how in the hell it could be thirsty. I think a AK47 might do this, too. Good to know, Mo. Thanks. :-)
 
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