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  • in reply to: Wills 3000w light? #2620
    mrgrowit
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    Here are my notes:

    • Spectrum looks fine for plant growth
    • Looks like old school technology w/ Veg&Bloom switch and “blurple” spectrum
    • Uses active cooling instead of passive so there is a chance for a cooling fan to break and render the light useless.
    • Doesn’t specify what diode brand is used.
    • PAR chart doesn’t show what the area is, maybe 3’x3′? Light drops off significantly it as moves towards corners.
    • Doesn’t list PPF.
    • Lists 2.7 umol/j (which is pretty good) but I have a feeling that’s the diode efficiency and not total unit efficiency.
    • Doesn’t specify what driver(s) are used.
    • Specifying LED power as 1000W is a misleading tactic. Actual power draw then says 230W
    • Price seems right for this technology

    If you’re on a budget and just looking to get by with decent plant growth then this light should be fine for that.

     

    in reply to: Glad to be back! #2615
    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    Ahh the webbing on the flowers. Sorry to see that man.

    Cool to see you are growing Chill Out OG now!

    in reply to: Can you guys help with this issue #2613
    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    9 times out of 10, a picture isn’t enough to determine what is wrong with a plant. A lot of background information is needed. Let’s start with… What is the pH and PPM of the soil runoff? What grow light are you using and how far away is it from the top of the plants? What nutrients have you been feeding the plant and how often?

    List of more info that can be included so we can diagnose faster:
    https://mrgrowit.com/forums/topic/read-me-first/

     

    in reply to: Wills 3000w light? #2612
    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    Is this the one you are talking about? https://amzn.to/45naRcl

    in reply to: Water #2611
    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    Sorry for the lack of response while I was on vacation. The general pH range for DWC is 5.5-6.5, with many staying in the 5.8-6.2 range. So your pH of 6.8 is high. I’m not sure I fully understand the other stuff you mention; so are you saying you mix up the nutrients into water and the pH doesn’t drop at all? Do you have any pH Down on hand? How much water are you mixing into and how many ML of each bottle?

    in reply to: Need to Flush Out? #2610
    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    Sorry for the lack of response here. I assume you’ve already figured it out by now but I’ll still answer. When you see salt buildup, whether around the holes like you have or it’s often seen around the soil-line in the grow pot, it doesn’t automatically mean there is a problem and that a flush is required. pH and EC measurements will give you a better idea of direction – so I’m glad you were able to get those measurements.

    The pH of 4.7 you mention is low and that may be what is causing a lack of nutrient uptake. EC is about right for the stage of growth and size of the plant; some may go a bit higher but it’s debatable.

    It’s been about 12 days since your last post; how is the plant looking now?

    in reply to: Need to Flush Out? #2586
    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    What exactly do you mean when you say you have a “build up”? Also, you mention you’re using GH nutrient lineup; was the last feeding still on the 23rd or have you fed since then? For a plant that size, many would deem 720ppm as being on the lower side and a feeding could help the plant bounce back. Also, some may say the pH of 5.23 is a bit on the low side and that could be impacting nutrient uptake. But you watering in at 6.5 pH should be fine.

    in reply to: Branch broke off #2585
    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    Sure, try it out. It could definitely root under the right conditions.

    in reply to: Trichomes #2584
    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    Great question. From what I’ve read, it varies. Things like genetics, environment, and nutrition all impact it. So really hard to give you an exact answer, but the general answer is 2-3 weeks.

    in reply to: Need to Flush Out? #2577
    mrgrowit
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    What is the pH and PPM of the soil runoff?

    in reply to: Deficiency or toxicity and how to fix. #2576
    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    They should be fine with the 6.5 RO; so the switch shouldn’t cause issues. Unfortunately, without the PPM measurement, we are just guessing what the problem could be. It could be too low of PPM indicating it needs a feeding, or too high of PPM causing a nutrient lockout. Without the pH measurement, we don’t know if the medium is in the acceptable range for nutrient uptake. If the pH in the medium is too high or too low, you could get nutrient lockout and see deficiencies.

    in reply to: Deficiency or toxicity and how to fix. #2556
    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    Looks like some fat buds! What is the pH and PPM of the soil runoff?

    in reply to: help please new grower #2555
    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    Damn that’s terrible. Sorry to hear that. What were the genetics?

    in reply to: Returning Quest #2554
    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    I’m glad you liked that episode! Did you watch the first episode I did with him? Here’s a link to it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjBU_akqFrA

    No I haven’t join his discord; I don’t really go on discord. I don’t have any plans to run his line at the moment. I have a bunch of a few different organic fertilizer blends that I’ve been working through. Maybe after that i’ll try it. I’m pretty sure Rob and Pigeons both haven’t tried it either so we wouldn’t be able to say much about it really.

    mrgrowit
    Keymaster

    Yes since there are leaves there there’s a good chance it’ll grow back. Will just take a long time. Are they autoflowers or photoperiod?

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