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Sorry for the double post, but I just realized that you aren't actually fertilizing yet. So, scratch everything I said about salt buildup & pH! I'd say it's about time to start feeding them some Nitrogen. Your soil has done a good job up to this point, but it can't sustain necessary nutrients for very long by itself.
Sorry again, we all succumb to responding without reading every once in a while! :jointsmile:
Thanks homes, I will keep you all updated! :-) Things moving along nicely..
Peace,
Denial
good luck,lol. and those are looking good.
coming up to 1 month old on the right, 1 week old on the left
Well yesterday I had a major issue, I come into the room and the aircon duct has decided to die on me, the whole room exceeds 35C.. I'm freaking out.. look at the plants they look kinda upset/curved a little up at the top, dang I was lucky I caught it so quick... on the other side they seemed to enjoy a pleasant discourse from their usual 20-25C environment.
Over the last few days I've mentioned that there was some yellowing at the bottom of the leaves on the pot with two plants in, got that pinned down as nute defficiency and given them some nutes and they both seem to have perked up. Gonna give the 2 plants in the big pot 1.5ml-2ml/litre biobiz biobloom and give the other older plant a modest 0-1ml in case of over fert,
I attatch about 5 pictures of my new setup, yes it shows of my nice new carbon filter! HomeMade Growtent, ducting and my 4 plants progress after exactly 32 days!! yay!
thought I better add info that the 2 other smaller plants were germinated at the beginning of february :)
Peace,
Denial
Things look to be progressing very nicely! Those plants look real healthy, given the situation with heat & nutes. That's one of the beautiful things about this plant, they're resilient as hell. Glad you discovered & fixed the problems before they could do any serious damage. Shows you're really staying on top of things. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by denial102
Also glad to see you've got your setup running the way you want it. All the little perfections you make here and there are going to make it that much easier to replicate the process over and over again. I'll be watching this thread to see how things go for ya. Be sure to keep updating every once in a while! Take care.
yup, things looking good now bro. Thanks for the feedback and wellwishing, I appreciate that. Adding 2ml to the litre of the biobizz biobloom 2.0-6.0-3.5 -we're still in veg so it is a bit risky as I am pretty sure this plant food is more for BLOOMING than vegging.. I can't afford any more ferts now so hopefully this is OK, any advice welcome,Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Clandestine
Peace Out,
Denial
Terror strikes.. my extractor seems to have gone broke on me, and it looks like it's leaking air. I only bought it last weekend so hopefully they will be okay with replacing it.. god damnit :-(
As you can see it literally looks like its been "blown out" inside out. Not sure what to do if they say it's my fault, I have an electrical background and really am not sure how the FUCK anyone can be responsible for a screw popping out the base like this.
Please also bare in mind that I think it failed whilst in use rather than due to handling etc :-( oh sigh.. always something eh guys! :mad:
Wish me luck!
Peace,
Denial
I call this Murphy's Law, others may call it karma. Either way, they both have a tendency to bite you in the ass when you least expect it, doesn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by denial102
You shouldn't catch any flack from the retailer, it's pretty clear it's a manufacturer error. Still, if it's going to take a day or two before you can get it replaced, remember to keep air circulating with some oscillating fans or something. See ya.