But if you put the pH down straight in to the water, it can hurt your nutrients in the water if ive heard right.
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Hmmmm.....possible. But every time I have done it that way. The plants showed no sign of stress. Not saying your wrong. And my ph stays in better range and ppm are lower. Gonna need to find more clarification on this subject. This is a good one.
Wow! They getting the preflower strech!
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Yea buddy and bushing up nice
Yea buddy and bushing up nice
Update: ph levels have been really good 5.9-6.1. Temps 78-82 humidity between 40-48. I have been doing some bending to keep the canopy leveled (two branches were super cropped, not enough to break skin but pliable enough to bend).
Will post pics this later today
Will post pics this later today
Yep had to turn the Buddha. A different pheno type (or maybe that male I am looking for) in the tent.
