Yep, done cheap and nasty and soil slurry - with the same result on both.Pretty sure he's done that mate.
Yep, done cheap and nasty and soil slurry - with the same result on both.Pretty sure he's done that mate.
Yeah that might be an option mate.
The NPK looks like pretty much the same as most other ferts.
Stab a skewer or something similar into the soil and see how much resistance it has. It should slide in easily. If it's hard and I mean almost snaps a wooden skewer it could be hydrophobic. It shouldn't be if your ph is right though.
Go do that and let us know how ya go. We'll get it sorted for ya!!
I have one fan going while the lights run. It is a large grow space (4x2 metres with a 3 metre ceiling height) with only two plants. I just have the fan sitting near an opening. My grow room is not perfectly sealed as there is a 3mm gap under the door. I could run a duct to bring in more outside air.How’s your ventilation?
Don't knock back lights to 12/12 as thay won't fix anything. It will just trigger flowering and create long delays with reveg. Do you have a proper exhaust/extraction fan ? Are you keeping all of your fans on 247 ? In that space you need at least one proper extraction fan and 2 oscillating fans running 24/7. Never turn your fans off when growing indoors. Must be on at all times
That would mean bare rooting them again. I'm foliage fertilizing to compensate for poor take up but it doesn't seem to be working. Still, better to experiment with these than seeds I had to pay for.Personally i would also think about chucking as much of that wood chip as poss and replace with perlite or some kinda drainage, plant looks over-watered and wood chip holds on 2 moisture and bad stuff likes 2 grow on it
Def not taking up nutes properly but whether they locked out or not is question
Ok you need to exchange the air all the time, Air IN low, air OUT high. I’m not sure 3mm gap under the door will be enough for passive intake, but maybe.. leave extraction on24/7. Have oscillating fan running always also. Soil inside is a prick of a thing, its hard to give good advice on how to manage that. If treating like coco, flush the hell out of it and stick with base nutes at 1/2 strength until back on track. You don’t need an ec meter but it helps. Those little plants prob only uptake about 750mL/day each. I don’t like foliar feeding indoors as leaves can burn. How’s the gnat situation? Prob a good idea to add a layer of clay balls or similar to the top of the pots to deter gnats. GL with it. I hope I haven’t given to confusing advice.I have one fan going while the lights run. It is a large grow space (4x2 metres with a 3 metre ceiling height) with only two plants. I just have the fan sitting near an opening. My grow room is not perfectly sealed as there is a 3mm gap under the door. I could run a duct to bring in more outside air.
Gnats! Bloody heaps of them. Biting little bastards. I didn't know they damaged plants. What do they do?Ok you need to exchange the air all the time, Air IN low, air OUT high. I’m not sure 3mm gap under the door will be enough for passive intake, but maybe.. leave extraction on24/7. Have oscillating fan running always also. Soil inside is a prick of a thing, its hard to give good advice on how to manage that. If treating like coco, flush the hell out of it and stick with base nutes at 1/2 strength until back on track. You don’t need an ec meter but it helps. Those little plants prob only uptake about 750mL/day each. I don’t like foliar feeding indoors as leaves can burn. How’s the gnat situation? Prob a good idea to add a layer of clay balls or similar to the top of the pots to deter gnats. GL with it. I hope I haven’t given to confusing advice.
Ok, there’s your problem Gnats lay eggs in the moist medium and the larvae eat the roots. They can’t get in as easy if There’s a dry layer on top of the pot. ie layer of clay balls. I’d hit them with a dose of “kill a mite”. Then another in aweek or so when the larvae fly out. So they can’t lay anymore. But you don’t want to use that stuff anywhere around flower time.Gnats! Bloody heaps of them. Biting little bastards. I didn't know they damaged plants. What do they do?
I have see people talk about coco and perlite. That's a mix for hydroponics isn't it?
I'll cut a hole and run a duct through. I'll have to get an oscillating fan. I was hoping to limit power usage.... ah well
Okay. I don't know if I can get killamite around here. I'll ask around. Thanks. They were ll over the pots when I checked this morning. I left the plants in the sun as I had to get to work.G
Ok, there’s your problem Gnats lay eggs in the moist medium and the larvae eat the roots. They can’t get in as easy if There’s a dry layer on top of the pot. ie layer of clay balls. I’d hit them with a dose of “kill a mite”. Then another in aweek or so when the larvae fly out. So they can’t lay anymore. But you don’t want to use that stuff anywhere around flower time.
Good idea to get air moving through. Ventilation is as important as lights. Unfortunately high electricity usage is a by-product of indoor growing. Be safe with it though.
Yes, coco is a hydroponic medium
I really don't get it. in the 1970's a mate and I setup a grow room in our flat. We used growlux flouro tubes and potting mix. NOT A SICK PLANT ANYWHERE! They wern't huge but they were healthy. Have seeds gotten weak
I really don't get it. in the 1970's a mate and I setup a grow room in our flat. We used growlux flouro tubes and potting mix. NOT A SICK PLANT ANYWHERE! They wern't huge but they were healthy. Have seeds gotten weakI don’t , maybe you got lucky
Sorry to see your having a hard time of it. Once you get your system down it’ll be easy for you inside. Regarding killamite, There are definitely other options out there. That’s just what I’ve had success with in the past. Probably ask at the hydro shop. Diatomaceous earth is supposed to work well as an organic alternative.I really don't get it. in the 1970's a mate and I setup a grow room in our flat. We used growlux flouro tubes and potting mix. NOT A SICK PLANT ANYWHERE! They wern't huge but they were healthy. Have seeds gotten weak
That was harsh BG. It was supposed to be an amusing comment. I'll stick to business. Mind you, I must have pushed "post" too early. I meant to write "Have seeds got weak in my old age." I thought it was funny.Nah mate, but you seem hell bent on blaming seeds for pretty much everything…
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Sorry to see your having a hard time of it. Once you get your system down it’ll be easy for you inside. Regarding killamite, There are definitely other options out there. That’s just what I’ve had success with in the past. Probably ask at the hydro shop. Diatomaceous earth is supposed to work well as an organic alternative.
They’ll probably love their time outside . Is it an option to leave them there? Be aware whatever little bugs you pickup outside will multiply when taken into a closed environment.
Fly spray them a few times over a week. Each water use 1ml neem to 1lt of water. If you have nats your soil is staying to wet for to long. Which will almost always mean you ph will be out.Okay. I don't know if I can get killamite around here. I'll ask around. Thanks. They were ll over the pots when I checked this morning. I left the plants in the sun as I had to get to work.