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05-27-2010, 12:04 PM #1
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Nute Burn with the Lucas Method?
My pH reads at 5.5 - 6.0 currently. I test it when I top off and I test when I drain. It fluctuates, but so far within an "acceptable" pH range. I also always put two gallons of water in my mixing container, mix micro in with a gallon of water, then bloom with a gallon. I had heard that mixing them directly could cause an issue so I avoid it like the plague. My BlueLab is new (4 months) but I'll try replacing the battery. I wouldn't imagine that would be the issue, but I'll try anything at this point. I've thought about just never going above 1/2 strength nutes for this strain, but I was afraid I'd starve it to death.....
sneekymofo Reviewed by sneekymofo on . Nute Burn with the Lucas Method? Hello All, First, thanks to everyone on this site....the info provided has helped me on more than one occasion! The situation: Hydro: DWC, 5 gallon bucket, 2 5 inch airstones, hydroton Cabinet: 2x2x5 Flowering Area Light: 150w HPS, 6-8 inches from tops (hand comfortable) Nutrients: GH 3-part, using Lucas Formula 0-8-16 (PPM:1200, pH 5.0-5.5) Temps: 72-80 (+0-8 deg over ambient) Rating: 5
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