jmystro
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The humidity is obviously too high. Lowering the humidity will kill the mold. Hot and humid is what it wants.
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It’s a big problem out west where clones are shared and sold at scale. It’s all anyone talked about for years. This is why we tell new growers to source their own genetics from reputable seed breeders. Buying other peoples problems is a known thing.
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As a grower, you have to be prepared to kill shit.
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I don’t like restricting seedling roots. I’d transplant it soon. Roots are supposed to grow out of the starter media. Clones are different and need a humidity dome unlike seedlings. After you see the few initial roots popping out, you have a few days to acclimate clones out of a humidity dome while the roots continue to develop enough to transplant.
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HPS can be cheap to buy up front but buying $100’s of dollars worth of bulbs every few months get’s old. An oil-filled radiant heater is a good option as they don’t produce light for cold nights.
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The pic with the damaged/deformed leaves is not bug damage but root stress most likely caused by the pH being out of range when the leaf was forming. Initial signs are leaf twisting/deforming that will eventually start showing weird splotching marks. When just the edge of a leaf curls up a little, that’s from humidity being a bit too low for the temp.
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The more you spray and wet the plant, the longer it will take to acclimate to lower humidity out of the dome. I never spray clones in a dome anymore.
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They will not consume much water or minerals when they’re small. Their consumption will increase as they grow bigger.
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It’s ok to use but I wouldn’t spend money on it. Deuterium is 1 of 2 stable forms of hydrogen. It’s not very abundant in water so it’s not something I’d be concerned about removing.
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Probably too high of a calcium to magnesium ratio. Too much calcium is an issue. Cut out the cal-mag and see if it improves. If Interveinal chlorosis (magnesium issue) continues, add 1 tsp of Epsom salt per gallon of water to your base nutrients (Canna).
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10-11 hours of light in flower and about 16 hours to keep light schedule in veg. Flowering plants are fucked without intense light but you can keep plants vegging under low light for 10-14 days.
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It’s ok.
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The loudest plants will need 6-8″ at least. Bigger the better.
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H2O2 in high doses (4:1 water/peroxide) will kill microbes. 3% H2O2 at 1-2 tsp per gallon can boost oxygen levels of water without killing microbes. H2O2 will have no affect on chlorine. Chlorine will evap even without agitation and levels are not high enough to harm microbe populations anyway. Chloramines put in some city water can only be filtered out. Get a carbon filter if you’re concerned about chloramines. Mix Recharge in water without peroxide and water in from the top. You can put a little peroxide in a reservoir without issue to microbes in the media. Your water is a bit alkaline so I’d lower the pH to around 6 of your water source.
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No such thing as too much water. Only not enough oxygen. The lack of oxygen that suffocates roots has nothing to do with any form of hydrogen.
