• Almost. Bout time time to because idk how much longer that can is gonna hold

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  • RQS Blue Cheese Auto in a pizza Pringles can. Day 57 since sprout. The calyx are red under the microscope but to the naked eye they have a pastel purple color to them. I love to see more than just shades of green.

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    3.5oz from the Pineapple Express Auto. It’s was probably more close to 4oz since I gave some away and smoked some before taking that weight. I do auto’s all year and photos outside during summer and this is my best harvest from a single auto so far. My yield has been basically going up at a rate of almost 1oz/plant with each new run.

    Progress 👍

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  • Is that you Ghostface? There’s also a chubby face redhead. xD

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  • Does anyone else use this EC pen from Apera, EC20? If so, how are you converting to PPM since it doesn’t specifically display PPM? I’m finding a ton of mixed answers on how to convert the readings.

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      There are two scales used: multiply by 500 or by 700 (depending on where in the world you are, US typically uses 1EC = 500ppm). So EC 1.2 = 600ppm on that scale (840ppm on the 700 scale). Because of the two different scales, generally you should avoid thinking in PPMs and just use EC.

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      • Why do you want to convert it? Reminds me of trying to convert C to F temps constantly in my head living in Canada. Really I just need to understand C….lol I relate more to PPM than EC also though

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      • PPM/TDS meters have a US or UK scale. US scale is 500 while UK scale is 700. Those scales are programed in to PPM/TDS meters based on EC. 50 ppm is 0.1 EC on US scale. 0.2 EC = 100 ppm, 1 EC = 500 ppm. 2 EC = 1000 ppm.

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        • I knew about the 500 or 700 scale but this is the first time I’ve heard that it had to do with where on the planet you lived. This answers some other questions as well. Thank you

          • I use that same one for PH. I just have a simple cheap PPM/EC pen I use for the other.

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