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mrgrowit
KeymasterComing along good so far!
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KeymasterGood question! Although its generally said that the ideal PPFD for flowering is 600-900 PPFD, plants will still flower and grow decent buds at a lower PPFD. So you getting 550 PPFD should be sufficient. It’s hard for me to say yes or no for “keeping the lights on full blast that close to the canopy during flower”. You may just want to try it and then increase the light distance if you are seeing problems.
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Keymaster66-73% isn’t a very big swing. Powdery mildew is most at risk when you have high humidity (generally above 60%) and a lack of airflow. I’ve had swings from 30%-60% and the plant takes it. Sure, it’s not ideal, but the plant will still grow.
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KeymasterYeah that part of GT118 sums it up pretty good. Basically YouTube suppresses cannabis content. Also it can’t be monetized.
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KeymasterAwesome! I’m looking forward to seeing its progress.
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KeymasterEither the plant is receiving enough darkness to make it flower or that’s an autoflower plant
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KeymasterWelcome back!
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KeymasterSure, here’s a few sources to what I was talking about in the video:
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KeymasterThe reason why a carpet is a concern is mostly due to not being able to clean up as efficiently. For example if you spill nutrient solution or soil then it will be a pain to clean up. If you are growing in a grow tent and it’s on a carpet, that’s fine.
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KeymasterLet’s go! I’m happy to see it! Cheers!
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KeymasterLooking good so far! Nice job.
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KeymasterThat’s awesome! Good luck!
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KeymasterNice! Good luck!
mrgrowit
KeymasterCannabis will grow under the conditions that are mentioned there. Pretty decent recommendations there. Although, different genetics can react differently depending on the environment so keep that in mind.
mrgrowit
KeymasterWow the plants really exploded in growth! The water temperature you mention of 20°C is good. Your pH issues could be impacted from the H2O2 like you mention. With your water temp now being under control, you can probably stop the H2O2.
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