I do not but i have all the documents I’ve been giving the bigger ones 200ml of water whenever they dry up (ph is 6.3 and has added kelp and microhaze with a little b2) and the little ones get 150cc since they are 10 days behind
My soil is happy frog and added coco and perlite 70 soil /30 coco. My nutrients are all purpose down to earth and bio live.
I’m going to transplant into a 3 gall for flower but should i change the nutes up?
Oh looks like 3gal already ok. Bigger the better. I dunno about those nutes, so you got more aeration and drainage, not bad just be aware, but 200ml is that right. What size in now
3gal I would go synthetic nutes if I could, but with all that soil stuff I’d want bigger
They are in 1 gallons i don’t know if 200 is enough tbh or too much it’s confusing after i water the leave go down then a little later they bounce back up
Thats ok its a sign of life lol jjk but its ok. Time to give 500ml (very slowly) then wait a few days. Then decide if yiure gonna do runoff watering testing and nutes, or soil grow.
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500? Okay bet I’ll try that thanks
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Yeah a half liter. No prob
Your probably getting mist on leaves
I found your page, didnt know you had one going. Whoops
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I need to start updating my journal more i just have work and school😕
This could be the culprit. Happy frog already has enough nutrients in it. They will last for 4 to 6 weeks. When I was using happy frog I never gave any kind of nute in veg untill at least week 5 unless the plants showed signs that they needed something.
Also when you transplant the new happy frog is going to have nutrients that are good for 4 to 6 weeks again.
Something to give some thought to.
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So when i transplant dont give nutes? Just straight ph fresh water? Bro i swear i thought happy frog didn’t have enough
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I would say not. A lot of people get nute burn in happy frog because they don’t realize there’s already nutes there and give them more.
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Thanks bro i appreciate that
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Same with me I use happy frog and wait about 4 weeks or more before hitting with nutes seems to have good nutrients.
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Hey so this is a little bit of what roots I’m dealing with i just transplanted into 3 gals and i did it dry with microhaze how much water should i give them water contains only b2
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I assume that is vitamin b2.
Wow I never heard of transplanting dry. I always moisten my soil to the consistency I want before transplanting.
How many holes are in the bottom of that pot. Hope a lot for good drainage.
Water to run off. Not much run off at this time just when you see water out the bottom. That dry of soil could be hydrophobic so water slowly. Then let pot get lite before watering again.
If pot is dry now take note of how it feels when you pick it up. That is about what it should feel like at the next watering. Do not let it sit in the run off.
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Here’s the work I’ve done in that past 24 hours, i transplanted them seen the roots looks a little brown so next water I’m adding hydrogen peroxide but i phd a gallon of water at 6.4 then gave the ones i transplanted 900ml with a little b-2.I also cut the leaves that were dying they are 45 days old btw
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