1 week in and showing flowers...

Well she's in the first week of flower, and showing. One thing I can say for sure is, listen to recommendations posted before your start your first grow(first hydro dwc for me). Especially on nutes, ph, and rez temps. I have been "putting out fires" with nute def issues from the start. If I would have followed someones "already proven" nutes(brands) and feeding(schedule ppm) I wouldnt playing ketchup, but relishing the grow. Any way just ordered "proven nutes" and when round 2 starts I post a REAL log.

they look good sharing :thumbsup:....everyone's first grow is a nail-biter whether you follow recommendations or not. Nobody relishes their grow until the second one. ;)

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Originally Posted by sharingscaring

Well she's in the first week of flower, and showing. One thing I can say for sure is, listen to recommendations posted before your start your first grow(first hydro dwc for me). Especially on nutes, ph, and rez temps. I have been "putting out fires" with nute def issues from the start. If I would have followed someones "already proven" nutes(brands) and feeding(schedule ppm) I wouldnt playing ketchup, but relishing the grow. Any way just ordered "proven nutes" and when round 2 starts I post a REAL log.

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Just think of the experience that you know have though. With every problem and correction you learned important lessons.

Think of it that way, nothing can replace experience.

I am doing a series on DWC bucket grow right now, good timing. :thumbsup:

Thanks for the kind words,it is learning curve. Ill post some more pics on solution changing day.
(fri-sat) :jointsmile:

Heres a couple of pics from today. Im expecting my liquid karma/ cal-mag so i can do a solution change and take care of some issues.

Watch your Ph I see a little light colored green so you may want to keep an eye on that.

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Originally Posted by Zandor

Watch your Ph I see a little light colored green so you may want to keep an eye on that.

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Ok are you thinking low? I ve been wondering if my pen is correct. Checked it with strips came out closer to 5.5

As the plants get older their Ph requirements change. There is a chart in the FAQ section that will show you the available nutrients to the plant at different Ph levels.

Your Ph pen should be calibrated at least once a week and stored properly they are a scientific instrument after all.

Yep the pen was wacked picked up a new one yesterday alls good now thnks

Great to hear...happy growing! :thumbsup: