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Ye she’s looking good, I hope she produces, red purple flowers, they say 90% of specimens have red/ purple flowers, didn’t feed em anything yet just water, but ye I love the new growth on her.Looks Great Stef420 I am going one day to try to get a red poison seed that's a good looking plant looks like she likes her feeding, GREAT pictures I like that side shot
Fingers crossed you get some nice colorful flowers my friend ?Ye she’s looking good, I hope she produces, red purple flowers, they say 90% of specimens have red/ purple flowers, didn’t feed em anything yet just water, but ye I love the new growth on her.
I use general hydroponics ph down, and for my meter Hm ph 80, it is working good, tried to find a good affordable meter, lots good reviews with this one, 40-50$yean, intence green, just feel the weight is it light and dry 2-3sm.. and just water em maybe next time too.. looks like soil gives em enough stuff, just my thoughts bro.
what ph you've bought? you like how it works?
So my temps during day stay around 74-77f in my grow tent, at night lowest it’s been is 65f, not sure if those fluctuating temps is causing that? The temp of my soil is always cool not even warm, I calibrate my ph meter every week , I don’t have a tds, ppm meter, maybe that can also be the cause? Should I get one or is it to late ?... only thing I can think of is nitrogen toxicity, insufficient watering or I’m under watering, i understand its gone get root bound later on but it’s not right now. What do you I think I should do, and by truncheon you mean this ?The Claw!Anyone who has played around with hydro will probably run into this problem, but what the hell is it? and why do you see it linked with so many different problems to grows with seemingly no problems?
If you think about a common cause for a case of the Claw eg high temps, what happens? Temperature at the root zone rises to a level that causes conductivity and ph to soar at the root zone to dangerous and sometimes fatal levels. That is it in a nut shell.
The ways that problem can be produced is many and varied, as are the end results.
Root bound? sure, fresh nute solution can't wash away root exudes OR provide fresh oxygen around the root zone, conductivity rises, the Claw starts
not enough oxygen at the root zone, conductivity rises, the Claw
Times between flood and drain too far apart, root zone temp rises, conductivity rises,..
Not calibrating your truncheons, insufficient watering times, res solution too low and temps rise marginally during middle of the day,... the list goes on, but the end result is still the same.
This gives credence to why big pots are a good idea, why we should change/measure nutes correctly, why a big res constantly topped off is a good idea etc etc but really comes back to the number one item of importance and that is too keep the root zone at a optimum state BIG POTS this also happens growing OrchidsView attachment 6806
Well I kinda fucked up giving her a saline solution/salt ?, 2 percent saline solution foliar spray cuz it looked like magnesium deficiency, and I left bunch of white spots on leaves, but she is stretching a lot just gave her just water today, not liking my grow at the moment she’s gone fix herself I think but ye, I know she’s gone grow good I’m not that worried since it’s my last grow here in Italy till I come back to states in two months I’ll have a proper setup and instruments, she stretched 1 inch in two days. That dirtiness on the foil is just from spraying water, trying keep the humidity a lil more up. It’s for my personal use here in Italy after all, 2nd attempt at growing, when I come back ima have a lil Photoperiod setup, just to mess with the plants , like overwater them on purpose or give them deficiencies on purpose too learn more.how is the red poison doing ?