Hey everyone thorght I would start a new thread off , so what's your best pics of plants or anything cannabis oriented hear is a few of mine

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OOPS posted before complete , i have extensive horticultural experience including hydro, but my pride was 6 ladies that maxed out at 14 to 19 foot 7 inches years ago, emboldened by our new legalized status I am using 2 bare bulb 315s in a customize DWC and maximizing space with a high maintenance SCROG . Utilizing my professional experience with vegetables im keeping 65 gal of nutes at 68f with a chiller and just might have been vegging too long , as after adding some co2 from 20gl of wine making im a week into flower and have a tunnel 5x5x6 with royal cookie Amnesia Haze that i acquired while abroad and some pure Sativa from the volunteer state, I am working on some breeding and plan to do some tissue culture , and as side I have a couple of autos that i spunked with those 20 ft monster sativa.

g22, You have done very well despite the fact that your soil is so alkaline. That speaks very positively for your hard work to create the right conditions for the plants, given that your substrate pH was too high. For the remainder of this grow, I would recommend continuing to adjust your feeding water to around pH5,8 (like that pH that cannabis enjoys in hydro grows) and continue to monitor the run-off pH. We can only hope that eventually you will see a little rise in the run-off pH as time passes. Thus far your plants have benefitted somewhat from this transition across the pH-range; watering at ~6,0, the roots see at first a lower pH and can absorb some of the mins&nutes that are available at the lower range while other mins&nutes are locked out. As the soil acts with the water and raises the pH upwards, the plant is momentarily able to absorb other mins&nutes through the middle pH-range. As the pH reaches its upper range, then high-pH mins&nutes become available while low-pH mins&nutes become locked out. This is not a state of emergency, only a nuisance-problem that requires extra effort and monitoring at virtually every watering, as you already know. Yeah, dialing-in your supersoil mix is also a process of Trial-and-Error until you get it just right. It just takes time and experience, and keeping notes on what you do so that you can determine what works and what doesn't work. As for any future supersoil mixes, next time you might want to read the labels more closely on the back sides of the bags. On the back side of the bags of most base soils (Pflanzen-Erde) one can read the tested pH of that bag of soil. If possible, try to choose a base soil with a pH in the range of 5,8 to 6,2. Now, if you think that some of the soil-amendments that you have chosen may be responsible for the pH being too high, then you may consider starting with a soil that is very acidic (less than 5,5 pH). Such soils ARE also available: Rhodadendron/Azalea soil is very acidic. (The soil in monoculture pine forests (Tannen-Wälder) is very acidic but, unfortunately, also very poor in minerals and nutrients, thereby requiring some amendments.) Just be careful with very acidic soils; they may be also too acidic, requiring them to be mixed with other milder soils to even-out the pH towards your target of 5,8 to 6,2. Just remember, after mixing your soil, always water it somewhat and allow it to sit for 2 or 3 weeks (stirring ocasionally) before use, so that the hot-spots within the soil-mass can be evened-out. This also allows the microbes within the soil to become active and produce their natural amendments to the soil.

The problème of hall this grow is ph of my substrat 7,4to 7,8 after many search i see its very diffuclt to adjust that properly of i need to study that but dont know ho or i need that magic organic ingrédient that i dont know or i only have to go back on a substrat already make from a goed company full of averthing whit the just ph and stop to make it my self whit mix of coco ,grond ,perlite in a % where i dont know the effectif an the effect butt iff i want to réuse more that 1 time my pot mix there is only product to make the soil more alcalines

just been looking through some old photos ,played about on photoshop and vaped on