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Where do you want your EC to be when top dressing? I top dress and top water, but my water is only about .80 mS after my calmag

Thank you for this, I never knew a lot of this, and it explains I think why I don't ever see a lot of amber, or rely on that for harvest time. The biggest lessons I've learned are 1: if you don't have enough light, everything else is gonna be a guessing game, you'll never get a fully ripe plant so start with environment, light, temp, humidity and get that as close as you can first before you start looking at trichomes. 2: once that's correct, you'll know when your flowers have stopped growing because you can just see it. Everything changes, the stigmas are 90% orange or gone/swollen into the calyx, the buds take on a "sheen", you can just learn to see what this looks like. Also once the swelling is 95% stopped then you're in the ripe zone. 3: use high quality nutes that don't get a salt build up, and don't stop feeding them until you're to the point where you'd harvest. Then give it another week or at least 3-4 days where you flush. That's it.

2.5 pH = Vinegar They vary, but that's about the average. RWV is the highest 2.92 pH Finding out how much to use is a guessing game, so error on the less side.

Although chlorinated, our municipal water has a good amount of calcium and magnesium, so that’s nice. When I repipe my house I’ll be adding a chlorine filter to help out and maybe an RO with alkalyzer. That’s gonna be a fun change.

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just piss on the moss

I use coco, ewc, frass and a few other small amendments, ive been re using the same soil for a couple years with no issues whatsoever, i sift the roots out and whatnot in between and i allow it to 100% dry ouy in between uses. Obviously if i have issues thag changes but i havent had any pest issues or anything and its going fine. Its basically dirt, does it really expire

We reuse our CoCo perlite blend. We recover about 85% JM2¢

I run my water through a brita but vitamin c neutralizes chlorine as well

Almost 20 years of growing, used tap water exclusively. Ph down , mine is around 8.2ph from tap. Never a issue. Beautiful dank.

Do you have a living organic soil going in your containers that you have been using for 6 runs? I run just organic soil grows and think some fresh compost would be at least needed to reuse my soil for my growing method.

My mom is a Hippie, and she taught me how to grow tomatoes a long time ago...😂😂😂😂😂

Been watering with tap water for over a year. I use a RV water filter with carbon to remove chlorine and any other chemicals.

I'm a SoilFoodWeb grad as well as Matt Powers Regenerative Soil course. Soil OM is 14%, have 2.5 million worms per acre. Yet my yields were not stellar by any means. Had my first soil test in 60 years of gardening - Logan Labs Melich 3 - then applied minerals (not chemical salts) as per Steve Solomon's recipe in The Intelligent Gardener... and my crops are doing MUCH better. We've been extracting minerals from our soils every year for generations, resulting in nutrient deficient food. Solomon's reminaeralization program restores nutrient density to our food, and health to our bodies. It is entirely possible to have nutrient-poor organic food! As Solomon explaiins it, biology needs nutrients to create robust soil, so it stands to reason that a mineral deficient soil can be greatly improved by replacing the mineral food for the biology. And Yes, John Kempf is truly part of the solution, but Big Ag is not!!! It IS the problem to which we need solutions.

Tap water is fine. Using stones to "aerate" water is just potentially making the water worse, those stones get dirty or sometimes "slimy" over time

28 hours in... my supersoil was 113 inside a cool room lol

h20 gets additives from the environment so treated water would not work as well as tap like i have relay hard water lots of calsiam in it its spring water and its nice enouf to come out of my tap with a 6.ish ph

Ya'll should make a video about people who think its ok to water their plants with heavy metal contaminated dehumidifier water.

lol my tap has 450ppm sulfates. Everyones tap is different, check your local municipal tests online. Only way to remove sulfates is Reverse Osmosis, or Ionization. Carbon filters wont do a thing for sulfates and some others contaminates. I bought an RO system and havent looked back. 450ppm taking up my nutrient budget was absurd and honestly old people, people with kidney issues, and kids shouldn't even be drinking my local tap with 450ppm sulfate.

Tap water in az is terrible ph 8.3 589 ppm 🤦‍♂️

Haha ,my first grow i painstakingly adjusted the ph to 6 after i let it sit for 24 hrs to get to room temp. Second grow i used water from the tap as needed with no negative effects. Now i just keep the 25 gal trash with an air stone full. Auto watering

Dig a hole. Fill that hole with manure. Put a plant in. Water until harvest.

😂😂 yall take things to far it's called a tea because u put the ingredients into a bag and let it sit like a tea bag 😂😂😂😂 don't come into my weed world messing it up

The source is not the issue. The issue is the quality and contents of the water. From the faucet, My tap ph’s at 7.8-8.2, but has less than 80 ppm. And since it’s treated, I ALWAYS aerate it with an air stone for a minimum of 24 hours to allow the Chlorine and chloromine evaporate before use.

Very good topic Back to Basics I am a grower who went to schooling and looking to drop some information on your Channel I would like to be a guest😊

I am from Africa,Ghana and fun facts is we grow fat buds ,high yields with high thc compared to what’s sold in coffee ships in Amsterdam plus NO NPK,soil from backyard.

Do you drink tap water? My cat won't touch it, nor do I.

Bury a dead fish in your pot when you plant up and you will get amazing results

Isnt silica already in your nutrients in k so i was thinking why buy something like silica blast when its already in the NPK soluble potash..

I fill up 5. -5 gallon buckets 🪣 every morning and let it sit out all day. In the morning I’ll water my girls with the “dechlorinated” water and they love it I never check my PH since I went full on organic With KNF and JADAM fermented plant extract and liquid compost that my plant tell me when and what they need, but ill basically just add some shrimp meal at transplant and bio live and the rest is compost and LAB and ferments. I spend very little on nutes and save it for quality wear from quality breeders

been growing outside for 30 years, never used nutes, I just dig in a load of horse manure in the winter and plant out in mid April , never needed anything else and get massive buds every time.

Can we say, no more tomato Tek

Brita Water filter for the win. Change the cartridge every two weeks.

I use tap water. let it sit for 48 hours and then once I fill my bases to the rim I refill the 2 2.5gal jugs and they sit for another 2-3 days

You cant grow crops and move them out of the garden(energy cycle) and not use amendments unless you have the same energy being replaced by leaf litter from a nearby forest or silt deposit from a river like in anceint egypt

Water straight from the tap just add some Ecothrive neutralise to eliminate the chlorine in the water ;)

Humans are silly, just like light leaks. LMAO light leaks, HA HA HA. What the hell they think the moon and the stars are? DUH!!!! People just want to talk and flap their jaws. People just want to sound smart and know more than you do. Water right out of the bath tub faucet and I have killer plants, better than the ones that are babied.

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I do both with living soil and have good luck. My microbial mixture of choice let's me feed 1350ppm no burning.

Put it in a jug and water the plants

😂Hi ! I'm a diabetic so I add Sweet and low 🤣✌️

I live in Hampton VA and I read the city water report. It's bad. There's the typical chlorine and fluoride, plus chemicals from fire fighting on the military bases and industrial chemicals from hundreds of years of factories and ship yards and military waste. So I buy water and hope it's cleaner. $1.25 a gallon at the Dollar Tree isn't terribly expensive for my little garden.

I use tap water straight from my hose to water my plants and these things are monsters

My Tap water has 7,7pH and 320ppm. Been growing since two decades, a decade in Soil and Coco, and the last decade in Hydro DeepWaterCulture. One way to use that kind of Water is take a Nutrient designed for Medium to Hardwater, one example would be GHE TriPart for Hardwater, its even written on the Bottle. Am not even worried about Chlorine etc, but yeah you can also Bubble your Tap water for 24 hours using Aquarium or Pond Airpumps. Greetings from Germany.

Zero water filter helps bring everything to 0 ppms

My well water is 400ppm so I run Jacks A(3g)&B(2g)without epsom.

I use ac finity bottom watering bases. I only use water in the bottom, but might try bottom feeding. I use gaia green dry ammendments and premix my soil. I use 20% perlite in fabric 5 gallon pots. I topwater with water after adding top feed. I give worm casting tea with Aloe vera. I added rice hulls and compliment watering's with silica and seaweed. Works great. I use tapwater stored in my lung room. My ph from the tap is 7

If you're running organic and do bottom watering just try micro ponding (bottom dressing). It works great and a sure way to make sure the dressing is used properly without over watering. Also a countertop RO unit with a remineralizer filter is a great investment. Bubble that water with 1/8 teaspoon of dolomite lime per gallon of water until it reaches a ppm of 60-65. On the last three weeks bring the ppm down to about 35 ppm and bubble with 2-3 grains of epsom salt per gallon of water. The epsom salt helps bring out those natural terpenes at the end, just don't go more then a few grains per gallon of water or it could be trouble. Happy growing.

I have an organic rum and my water pH is 9.1 ..... I've to fix it. Happy Growing 💚