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KeymasterSorry you never got a response to this; I haven’t been on the forum in awhile. Your plants are probably harvested by now. What did you end up doing? I hope you had a great harvest!
KeymasterFrom my understanding that coco is already rinsed/buffered, and the also added in mycorrhizae – so you definitely wouldn’t want to rinse that from the medium.
KeymasterHere’s my fav advanced book: https://amzn.to/4cSTPY3
Also, any of the “Teaming With” books are great as well: https://amzn.to/3JzuLs1
KeymasterOver time, you’ll get funky runoff readings when growing in coco coir. Many growers ignore runoff pH and only measure the nutrient solution going in. Here’s a quick video with me and Dr. MJ Coco where he talks all about pH in coco. He mentions the issues with measuring runoff pH in coco, plus more good info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiJFEoXAPnoÂ
KeymasterNice! You should be able to fit the rest in in about 2-3 days as the drying buds lose moisture.
KeymasterIf you’re looking for Chill Out OG (a cultivar bred by me), you can get it through this link.
KeymasterYour plants are looking great! Nice job.
I think you’ll love the Cannatrol. Although, you may have you stagger your harvests a bit so you can utilize the Cannatrol more since it only fits 2.2 lbs wet. I will typically harvest a plant, put into the Cannatrol, then harvest my next plant 2-3 days later. By that time I’m able to consolidate the first plant down to free up space in the Cannatrol so I can add the next plant. I’m pretty sure this isn’t generally advised but I have been able to get away with it without issues.
KeymasterYour plants are looking fantastic for your first grow ever! Really nice job. I believe the questions you asked here I answered on Patreon for you, but if you have any othr questions, let me know. Cheers!
KeymasterI agree with Cam. I’d guess overwatered. I hope it bounces back for you.
KeymasterThe reason why VPD isn’t covered is because it’s a beginner grow book and some deem VPD as more intermediate level. That’s the main reason why it was left out.
I don’t chase after VPD but found the conditions I aim for (temperature and humidity) naturally fall in the optimal range on the VPD charts.
Yes, you can absolutely manage VPD in flowering. I like referencing the Pulse VPD charts.
KeymasterGood luck!
March 25, 2024 at 12:30 pm in reply to: These two plants are both supposed to be northern lights. #3864KeymasterI have a shop with some shirts that I sometimes wear in my videos. Here’s a link to it: https://mrgrowit.com/shop/
I’ve tried to promote merch a handful of times over the years and no one really buys it – surprisingly. Not sure if it’s the niche or if my designs just suck lol. But not many sales at all so I don’t bother to mention it much anymore.
KeymasterYou must be mistaken me for someone else as I don’t do timelapses. I do speed up and slow down video, but not timelapses. Sorry I can’t be of more help here.
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