The easy way to do this how it was explained to me is like 1/4 tsp per liter 1 tsp per gallon to hit these numbers
EC stands for electrical conductivity, which is the potential of any material to conduct electricity. Although most growers are used to measuring the amount of feed that they give in ounces per gallon, grams per litre, or some other unit of measurement, EC goes a little further than this
thanks that is easier. the way I know about conductivity is micromobs not sure if that’s spelled right, water is around 400 mms so not sure what they are talking about. I started an outdoor grow space yesterday. im using the seeds I have had for awhile, no wws. or anything I know what they are, another adventure. I also took 3 cuttings of my plants on the inside not ww either. and am trying to clone we shall see. thanks for your help.
My pleasure if you need help my self garrigan62 and paranorman can help you if you can’t reach me within 6 hours tag them and was that a question as to what MMS is?
i hope im not that bad that all would die within 6 hrs. you’ve been great its time to let em grow
I was just clarifying for future reference my friend 
and thats what im here for
I have another question. my wws don’t seem to be growing as fast as some of the others that ive seen here. can you give me a few reasons as to why? the reason im asking is by the schedule of the neuts next week I should start changing the light. they simply aren’t big enough, they are growing but and look good just not fast. thanks for your thoughts here. ill take another pic or two next week and you can compare that to the ones I posted earlier.
Generics plays a big part in it. Hydro tends to grow more vigorously compared to soil. If there was stress involved can play a part as well, I believe
Answer these simple questions the best you can.
If you do not know, or do not use something; Just say so = NA
Strain; Type, Bag seed, or NA
Soil in pots, Hydroponic, or Coco?
System type?
PH of runoff or solution in reservoir?
What is strength of nutrient mix? EC, or TDS
Indoor or Outdoor
Light system, size?
Temps; Day, Night
Humidity; Day, Night
Ventilation system; Yes, No, Size
AC, Humidifier, De-humidifier,
Co2; Yes, No
Add anything else you feel would help us give you a most informed answer. Feel free to elaborate, but short, to the point questions and facts will help us help you smile
@fwn54 if you could fill this out it would Ve better help thanks my friend
white widow fems, soil, half potting, half topsoil, 6.5 ph, indoors cfl 100w 7 of those. I mixed them as instructed with the flower power neuts I received. I am running lights 18 to 6 hrs. my temps are 80-72 farn. both day and night humidity day 50 - 60 % night 55 - 70 % it gets a little high after watering. I have a supply fan at the bottom of the door it exhausts at the top naturally. I have a/c no humidifiers. co2 no but I have a fresh supply of air always and only 12 pots. the pots are a gallon size. I used the pods to plant the wws in. the pics I sent is the setup and questions please ask. the plants look good especially the seeds that I don’t know what they are the three bigger plants in pics . that’s what has me confused, I started those as soon as I read in here how to do this. while I was waiting for stuff from ilgm. lol it seems like the more I learned the worse I got. ok that’s it. what I need is for you to come grow them for me.
maybe that is it. im in soil. and the stress thing not sure. I don’t think ive stressed them but at the same time I don’t have the exact numbers yall have here. no consistency. when I think about that I think about them being outdoors where you have no control, compared to that I keep them within ranges I think are ok. thanks for taking the time to read this.
Not a problem. I wasn’t saying you had stressed them. In the outdoors plants have to either adapt or die. Indoors though they are pampered so to speak. If that makes sense.
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Your not watering before lights out are you?
I have probably stressed them. I have bought two ph meters so far, and don’t like either of them because they want you to take soil and mix with water to make mud and then test. I am in pots and not willing to disturb the plants in that way. today I ordered a water ph meter and will test run off and the liquid I put into the plants, do you think that is good enough to keep it in range?
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I use a liquid ph meter if that makes sense
I also have ph testing solution kit to double check my ph meter
The test kit has drops you add to the water/solution to show what the PH is. I’ll check it with my meter first then once I have the reading I’ll use the drops to double check it
thanks I have access to both of those where I work. I am watering today and will take samples to work to see what the access says. I have ordered the water ph meter, and will use that when it comes. also I got the ph up and ph down solutions to help me control. I will take pics next week again hopefully you will look at the diff between last weeks and this weeks and tell me if or not im on track. thanks again.
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No problem, that’s what I’m here for. If you have any questions or need anythin just holler at me
Diesel
i water early when the lights first come on and take my time letting them drain real good so that excess moisture doesn’t go in the closet I think this helps me control my humidity. my light times are on at 10 am and off at 4am. is that ok?
Try to water a couple hours after the lights come on if possible. I usually water about 2 hours after the “sun” lights come on