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Hempy thanks for enlightening me
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very cool, thanks.
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Hi Hempy,
I'm currently givig this a try. I mix mineral and organic here. I hotglued an airstone to the bottom of the bucket. The plant grows like on cruise control. In early stages I use mineral ferts, later on I switch to organic (teas) as I've done it before in soil and coco. It's a very low maintainance system. |
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Great stuff Missile Mike,
She looks happy in the hempy,healthy gal,got to try one soon. peace MMike,an all.
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Quick update
. The calyxes are swollen, because I pollinated her with some Ogerskush pollen I happened to have att.
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Greetings, I gotta tell ya, I've tried this method twice so far, and out of two attempts, I've killed two plants.
The 1st was a femenized mazar, after she died early on, I decided not to waste good genes on a experiment so I tried it with a lowrider. Again, it died too after about three weeks. Atleast on the 2nd attempt I got further. I started from seed previously, and i'd love for this to work, I may try again, but using a plant that was started in soil and is atleast 3 weeks old too. I have no idea wh thet keep dying. Peace Quote:
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Hi videoman40,
hempy is the guy who has the best info on this,but what color was your plant?Yellow,green(light/dark). What nutes,correct dosage?Did they wilt? did they fry? Water amounts? Is it your first hydro go,have you got any more info ,i am sure this will help you alot better with the more details you supply. peace all.
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I have seen plants with stem rot in hempys and with serious nutrient lockout as well due to ph issues. My guess is ppl tend to overwater which is said to be impossible with them, but given the fact the plant stands in a puddle of water with low ambient temperature, rot still may happen. It's passive 'dro after all, so monitoring the runoff water and adjusting the ph and ec value in advance may be advisable. I have an additional airstone in the bucket that supplies additional oxygen to the roots. A moisture meter is stuck in the perlite and I only water when it says "almost dry". With this regime the plants grow like on cruise control. I have just made a new improved bucket that I'm going to try soon. I call them hempys "pee buckets", because they just are buckets that pee. With my new made one I hotglued a hose in the hole for the runoff water. That way I even don't have to move the plant, because when watering I can point the hose to a vessel, that collects the runoff, no more dripping out of the hole! That runoff can then be checked for ph and ec values.
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If you are experiencing root rot, deficiencys or killing plants with this method you're doing some wrong for sure.
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