Interesting Gardening Questions... ANSWERED! (Q&A #09)

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

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  • @davidsalmela1563
    @davidsalmela1563 2 года назад +8

    ✌❤from Arizona. I'm 64, started smoking pot 50 years ago. Have alot of stories. Anyway when it became legal here, I started to grow. 10 months of learning, success, failures, always trying to tune it in. Knowing what you need. And all the while trying to grow on the cheep. Thank you for all the information you provide. Helped find a new love!😎👍

  • @budstermcgreen6360
    @budstermcgreen6360 2 года назад +76

    Great stuff as always! Jeremy from build a soil gave a tip on cloning I've found very true...don't place fresh cut clones under a ton of light. Set them in a darker area for the first week or so and they don't try to keep growing..they set roots instead. They still need light..just not as much. I found it helpful. ✌

    • @GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt
      @GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt  2 года назад +11

      Great tip for sure! Thanks for sharing it with us

    • @budstermcgreen6360
      @budstermcgreen6360 2 года назад +1

      @@GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt hope it helps someone.

    • @marcgreco4993
      @marcgreco4993 2 года назад +5

      Absolutely agree budster! Feel like after cut stress too much intensity of light could cause stress as well give them a chance to thrive 🤘🏽

    • @daewonsong3668
      @daewonsong3668 2 года назад +2

      Every stage needs More or less light. There Is no tip, it's science

    • @bunney181
      @bunney181 2 года назад

      @@daewonsong3668 a cutting is not a natural stage tho is it so who's say it doesn't work

  • @uncutbush
    @uncutbush 2 года назад +18

    I found aloe Vera plant works great as a cloning agent I grow a couple of aloe plants in my garden just to use for cloning and sometimes I put some of the aloe gel into my cloner water I get roots as quick as 4 days strong white roots

    • @fyre1borne
      @fyre1borne 2 года назад +3

      I go straight into the soil using the same method. Aloe Vera and cloning powder mixed together. Place stalk inside the aloe Vera cutting like a placing in styrofoam. Place in dirt. Cover with plastic bag and watch the magic in 7 days in the dirt.

  • @joshcrocker4596
    @joshcrocker4596 2 года назад +8

    This man is a treasure! I'm surprised he hasn't tripped over all that knowledge he's dropping

  • @oldguygrows4299
    @oldguygrows4299 2 года назад +6

    I just started growing at the beginning of this month. I've found your channel greatly informative. Thanks for all your content.

    • @hayro1088
      @hayro1088 2 года назад +2

      He has so much info for all types of growing, so wise choice on following him.

  • @tgitsmydad2156
    @tgitsmydad2156 2 года назад +19

    When using root cubes or Rockwell cube in a humidity dome. I have found better success when elevating the cubes just enough so that I can get a couple of air stones in their. I promise wherever you have a steady stream of bubbles. You will have faster and more vigorous root development.

    • @Triangle0ffence3x
      @Triangle0ffence3x 2 года назад

      So you elevate all the cubes and put some air stones in there with some water in the tray?

    • @jaysizzle3023
      @jaysizzle3023 2 года назад

      @@Triangle0ffence3x just get the flora flex clone some and light. You’ll be a pro promise

    • @tgitsmydad2156
      @tgitsmydad2156 2 года назад +1

      @@Triangle0ffence3x on another side not for anyone having the worst luck with cloning. You can try the old fig leaf method; soak a Rockwell cube in a half gallon jug of water with a bit of worm castings and 1 teaspoon of Greatwhite. Then scrap the stem along the node of the limb you want to clone, but without cutting it off the plant. Just chose a branch and scrap and apply rooting gel to the area. Then wrap the presoaked Rockwell cube around the stalk and then wrap it with plastic wrap. Lastly, wrap over the plastic layer with aluminum foil to block out any light. Now leave it like this for two weeks. Afterward just cut the stem, unwrap and plant directly to soil. No need for humidity domes or trying to ease the cutting into a new environment. This method takes longer, but its 100% guaranteed to work without fail.

    • @TGBurgerGaming
      @TGBurgerGaming 2 года назад +3

      @@Triangle0ffence3x you don't need anything extra at all all that matters is the cloning gel being used correctly. Even a humidity dome is a waste of money. I have a 3 dollar plastic tub, plastic shot glasses and a near 100% success rate. Just dip them in clonex, put them in water and keep the lid closed for three days then let some air in twice a day. When you see some white lumps building up (3-5 days) add 2ml of AB to 1l water and the roots will pop out over night. As soon as you have even one root you're good to move to them to coir. I've left them over by the kitchen window and they still pop roots the clone domes are a money grab so is everything else.

    • @paddington1670
      @paddington1670 2 года назад +1

      rockwell cubes dry out too fast for me, 24 hours. I far prefer peat pucks because all I have to do is make sure they dont dry out within 3-4 days, so every 3 or so I pop the lid to refresh air. Week or 10 days later I have 100% roots. I dip and keep my clones in the cloning gel until all my cuts have been made, then i twist the clone container around 180 degrees to get to the cuts that have been sitting in it the longest. I then i take, cut by cut, and dip into rooting powder which will stick nicely to the gel covered cut. Then I squeeze half the water content from the peat puck so it's not overtly saturated, and squeeze it to form a fissue to insert the cut into so that I dont push the wound through material. 1st day full cover, crack the dome 10% every day, or what amounts to. Rockwell cubes are also not recyclable, and expensive, and take up nutritional space in your pots, can matter.
      Also - new growers, dont listen to the one root being good enough statements, it isnt if you arent 100% on top of your transplant game and first water after transplant. If you flood them while they arent actually ready for transplant, they will be stunted. After more than a decade, I will always wait for at least a handful of roots. I will say, as soon as you see roots, you dont need the dome, so you can just kratky your cubes/pucks in a tray full of pHd water/light solution if youre feeling keen, doesnt matter, they go into transplant in a matter of days when they are actually ready when they have sufficient roots. Too many times, ive had 7 make good roots, the 8th has one root, then i go forth and I have one 50% growth behind.

  • @lagginswag
    @lagginswag 2 года назад +3

    1,000 % recommend an aero cloner. I even made one out if an 18 gallon Rubbermaid tote, some pvc, spray nozzles and an old submersible pump. Roots in about 10 days on avg no gel needed.

  • @Th3ev1lkn13val
    @Th3ev1lkn13val 2 года назад +2

    Absolutely love my autpot systems. Makes everything so much more simple

  • @hayro1088
    @hayro1088 2 года назад +1

    Chris aka Mr GrowIt is my #1 go to person for my plants. If I have a question or problem I don’t Google it first I MR GROW IT!! If I can’t find the answer there then I go down the line of his trusted growmies. Please listen to this guy and take notes!!! He is one of the few that you can trust his methods. He’s a normal person(our kind of normal) just like us!!!

  • @cjjohnson710
    @cjjohnson710 2 года назад +6

    APPRECIATE THE TIME AND KNOWLEDGE CHRIS. GOD BLESS

  • @ACAquatics
    @ACAquatics 2 года назад +1

    Great video. I always learn something new when I watch your videos. Just finished your book and started my 1st grow. Wish me luck and keep up the good work.

  • @ranawayfromsanity
    @ranawayfromsanity 2 года назад +1

    Hey Chris..I`ve been an outdoor grower for a few years and my solution to temp swings at night is to counter sink all my pots in my garden. The soil temps stay relatively stable and allows me to get good root growth even in black nursery pots. The root zone never experiences the wide temp swings

    • @billyballsup2685
      @billyballsup2685 2 года назад

      Put one in the ground. Pots restrict them growing out side. The one in the ground will out grow anything in a pot. You will get pounds off the one in the ground.

  • @webber8411
    @webber8411 2 года назад +7

    I too experienced seedgetv's fan heater issue myself. Problem was cheaper small forced air fans have cheap thermostats. Far too large a temperature swing especially when it kicked on. My solution was to purchase a small oil filled radiant heater. No drastic swings anymore. Temps are maintained & NOT chased. hope this helps. Peace all!

    • @jamestruden2853
      @jamestruden2853 2 года назад +1

      I typically use fluorescence lights for veg, seeds, and cloning. However another winter solution I’ve used is using a smaller HPS light. If you have an old HPS on a tent in can raise the temp 10 degrees in the winter

    • @webber8411
      @webber8411 2 года назад +1

      @@jamestruden2853 Good & Effective fix too J. My problem is my unfinished basement here in the Great White North,10 degrees gets me up to a tropical 72-73 degrees. lol. thanks for adding bro.

  • @miguelcastaneda9998
    @miguelcastaneda9998 2 года назад +4

    You might have solved a problem for me in this video i appreciate all the info and that i can trust pretty muck everything you say

  • @psyience3213
    @psyience3213 Год назад +1

    For the temp, in my exp, if you're using soil and synthetics, as long as it doesn't get below 50F you're good

  • @conhorgan3131
    @conhorgan3131 2 года назад +1

    Never knew that you had a show I just subbed ..loving the info

  • @icanthc
    @icanthc 2 года назад +6

    Solid tips Chris! I use some of em myself! 👊

  • @edwardjoubert4113
    @edwardjoubert4113 2 года назад +5

    Love your channel, Chris! Great energy.

  • @vancemorton1081
    @vancemorton1081 2 года назад +1

    Just listened to your post today!!! Awesome information!!!

  • @Crazypug-eh7xi
    @Crazypug-eh7xi 2 года назад +7

    Outstanding Q and A, thanks Chris for all the amazing content and knowledge

  • @dc7370
    @dc7370 2 года назад +1

    Good one _ I got two of the spider 1000s. I like them because I can adapt them in with other lights.. Also good for a plant with special needs

  • @taberross3461
    @taberross3461 2 года назад +2

    Facts ..awesome content...thank you Chris.

  • @captainpeckerhead4551
    @captainpeckerhead4551 2 года назад +2

    Always enjoy watching Chris Thanks..

  • @elizabethcox6568
    @elizabethcox6568 2 года назад +1

    Love the new sign in the background! Amazing touch.

  • @stephenjones8969
    @stephenjones8969 2 года назад +1

    Thanks Chris your info has helped me out far more than any one

  • @sneazygreens
    @sneazygreens 2 года назад +3

    You should have a local extension office that can do soil testing. Check local resources. You'd be surprised what help you can get

  • @brandonnewby6384
    @brandonnewby6384 2 года назад +1

    Always enjoy watching MR Grow it!

  • @Shigs88
    @Shigs88 2 года назад +3

    What’s the best way to store your beans? In the original package or sealed container? Also do you keep them in the fridge or freezer?

  • @Trox2018
    @Trox2018 2 года назад +5

    Just finished a grow of gsc and my nighttime temps dropped to 46-48 with daylight temps around 75. They probably could have been bigger but they could not be more PURPLE!
    Stress can cause desired outcomes, sometimes.

    • @oak7746
      @oak7746 2 года назад

      Have your lights be on at night see if that helps?

  • @erictaylor2605
    @erictaylor2605 2 года назад +2

    Use to grow for decades, then tried 11/13 from flip....def does faster and does show some different characteristics...I personally do 12 n 12 till last 2 weeks n go 10 n 14...! Self experience n it's all about your goals per run.

  • @TheShleafHerder
    @TheShleafHerder 2 года назад +1

    Great sponsor, glad they got in on this series brother 🤙 Keep em coming, making me we go technical with it.

  • @stephenjohnson6967
    @stephenjohnson6967 2 года назад +1

    Excellent answers thank you for all of the awesome knowledge

  • @rondocfeelgood6712
    @rondocfeelgood6712 2 года назад +1

    I use heat mats with thermostat.I also keep a eye on the soil and I keep the soil at 78 degrees.peace

  • @jdsw970
    @jdsw970 2 года назад +10

    Chris can’t miss! Solid content as always.

  • @pragma2017
    @pragma2017 2 года назад +1

    Very interesting , again thanks 👍🏼👍🏼🇦🇺🇦🇺 may I ask a question please it’s been raining for 5 days, 100% humidity, on the 5th day I did not need to water( cocoa) for the first time, water was still in tray, is this normal OR IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE PLANT NOT TAKING UP WATER???? Put in a co2 bag 5 days ago on day 10 of switching to 12-12 light cycle to start flower. Have a terrific weekend??

  • @Chris-cq5dy
    @Chris-cq5dy 2 года назад +4

    Thank you for all the knowledge mr. Grow it you should have your own disc or an answer questions if you did one on one I would pay for your expertise great video Great concert Great show

  • @dropinbiking92
    @dropinbiking92 2 года назад +2

    I'm starting a few batches of cat grass for the cats, holds them over for the winter. I also like growing jalapeno peppers

    • @giffsgaffs615
      @giffsgaffs615 2 года назад

      My Cat loves cat grass I grow trays of it all year for my cat Pearl. She just had 2 kittens, who will also be enjoying it. As we all live in a apartment. No garden. 🐈🌄

  • @MrGreen-sq4cf
    @MrGreen-sq4cf 2 года назад +2

    Always informative. Thanks Chris!:And, nice looking cat!

  • @davidkoonz4336
    @davidkoonz4336 2 года назад +2

    LIGHT HOURS ; VEGETATIVE STAGE ; 18/6 18 HOURS LIGHT AND 6 HOURS DARK...FLOWERING STAGE ; 12/12 12 HOURS LIGHT 12 HOURS DARK... I HAVE BEEN USING THIS LIGHT CYCLE FOR 3 YEARS AND I HAVE GREAT RESULTS..SO I GUESS IT'S UP TO THE GROWER 11/13 OR 12/12 WORKS BUT I PREFER 12/12.. I HAVE ALWAYS USED 12/12 FOR FLOWERING AND GREW BIG BUDS WITH THIS LIGHT CYCLE!!!

  • @skyediddle6523
    @skyediddle6523 2 года назад +7

    Hey Mr Chris....
    I'm interested in if it's possible to harvest benificial microbes from standard garden soil to introduce to our mediums...any thoughts ?

    • @EnhancedCognition
      @EnhancedCognition 2 года назад +4

      My name is Chris, so ill try my best to give you an answer to your question ...
      If by standard garden soil you mean the soil in your yard or outdoor garden. Then i would probably advice against it because it would be just as likely that you are going to introduce pests like spider mite eggs, seedlings from grass and weeds, mold or root eating grubs, etc, etc.
      Generally if you have no other options and are going to try to utilize your yard microbes, try to get it around a mature plants roots fairly deep into the ground where there is less risk of running into the above mentioned pests and hopefully not cause to much damage to the plant itself. Otherwise a canister of powdered microbes is likely to have more concentration and a better variety of species then what you will find in your yard.

    • @plantingthenorth7225
      @plantingthenorth7225 2 года назад +4

      Omega has a very good answer. Rich garden soil helps but yes you will likely have fungus gnats. Forest soil is the best, soil mites will populate your container and eat fungus gnat larvae and most other pests and will never harm plants. Respect nature all you need is a teaspoon per container of forest soil

    • @skyediddle6523
      @skyediddle6523 2 года назад +1

      @@EnhancedCognition Thank you for that Chris....very interesting..🙏

    • @talleywacka9062
      @talleywacka9062 2 года назад

      Good advice I was gonna say I'm not chris but you should just buy microbes

    • @robbiebanks9182
      @robbiebanks9182 2 года назад

      @@plantingthenorth7225 i too gather forest soil plants seem to love it

  • @leftyz707
    @leftyz707 2 года назад +3

    Love this brv. U da man chris thanks for all this good info. Hope u well bro

  • @littlenugs9942
    @littlenugs9942 2 года назад +1

    Thanks Chris you just helped me kill my lunch break. Lol ty great info.✌️

  • @dans3969
    @dans3969 2 года назад +1

    Hey Chris New grower old Head here...... I have a 2x4 tent ...I have White red Led grow Lights (Full Spectrum) on the top of the tent , works great, grew a great crop .... Here's the question and thought.... I was going to try this for my next grow..... I was thinking of adding Blue ,green and red duller lights to the sides of the tent for Light penetration for underneath the Canopy . Thoughts?

  • @EX7RUD1CON
    @EX7RUD1CON 2 года назад +6

    Always take clones before you flip, you never know what you’re going to get.

    • @robbiebanks9182
      @robbiebanks9182 2 года назад +1

      Any time i.m growing of seeds i take at least 3 cuttings of each plant for this very reason though lot of immature plants end up composted

    • @alexwinter6720
      @alexwinter6720 Год назад

      Can harvest 80 percent of the plant and then bring the last 20 back into veg too

  • @fineekodaassailant6719
    @fineekodaassailant6719 2 года назад +2

    (In Flower)
    What week do you stop using cal/mag?

    • @dmo848
      @dmo848 Год назад

      U ever find out?

  • @Hampshire87
    @Hampshire87 Год назад +1

    Currently in the middle of summer reaching temperatures of about 28°C, BUT at night time it’s about 23.5°C. Would this be an issue in anyway?

  • @kiddynamite3931
    @kiddynamite3931 2 года назад +1

    Great topic. The last 2 weeks I'll cut my light 15 minutes every 3 days, and drop my temp differential rather substantially. Look, I'm not trying to be disrespectful. I'm only sharing experiences I've had success with

    • @richardcollins6058
      @richardcollins6058 2 года назад +1

      Any idea is never disrespectful. That sounds like a good idea to me. That might be something I’ll try. Thanks.

  • @robertwatts5071
    @robertwatts5071 2 года назад +6

    Great video although monsters cropping takes time to revel you usually end up with a monster 🪴 plant with multiple tops and extensive branching kind a cool 😎 looking plants 🪴 but takes a while 👽

    • @vancemorton1081
      @vancemorton1081 2 года назад +1

      Yes it does, and depending on how many mains you want equals more time in veg,,,I played around with one for about 80 days but went on and flipped with the other girls that where ready ,,,today it has 8 mains with 15 branches sprouting/stretching up towards the light ,,,only the mains seem to be stacking the flowers 🌸 the branching seems to have one nice flower 🌺,,,popping outta the top ,,,but when your canopy is this level ( saying you super crop after stretching has stopped) all of em are getting the same amount of light at the same intensity

    • @edr853
      @edr853 2 года назад

      This is usually the only way I clone… I take them in week 3 flower… by time they rooted and started with the re-vegging they get 2 weeks full veg intime with the harvesting of the flower tent to start new run.. they are so much bigger and stronger than a vegged clone in my experience and been doing this for some time..

  • @miguelminjarez1503
    @miguelminjarez1503 Год назад +1

    Will a outdoor harvest in the dead of summer be good or bad as far as quality goes.

  • @enopoland
    @enopoland 2 года назад

    much Love from Poland
    💚

  • @johnstockstill9939
    @johnstockstill9939 2 года назад +1

    I follow several channels like yours my friend,pigeons,cltv,and quite a few others.my point is on 1 of the channels I follow he recently did an auto plant,they say it's best not to disturb the roots of an auto.so my guy used an old t.p.roll,the Lil brown tube,and planted that in the center of his big pot,then planted his bean in the center of the empty roll (with media of course)the roll eventually rotted away but it served it's purpose bc he treated it like it was a small pot to begin with,not having a bottom the roots encountered no obstacle and grew into a nice size plant.like u said as it grows it's needs will as well.but when he 1st started watering the seedling it was like 200mg,it was easier to know WHERE to put said water with the Lil roll in place

  • @EA-gb7yz
    @EA-gb7yz 2 года назад +1

    I Filiped my clones to soon. I’m 2 weeks in flower. Can I put back to veg. To bush up?. What would you do? Thanks

    • @fyre1borne
      @fyre1borne 2 года назад

      YES. Put them in 18/6. Will move slow at first.. then bush the hell up

  • @BenG33
    @BenG33 2 года назад

    Great info and willingness to help explain topics keep up the great work.

  • @jcandcrew
    @jcandcrew 2 года назад +2

    I started useing blumat watering, when and how should i add my nutrients.

  • @johnnytoy5487
    @johnnytoy5487 2 года назад +1

    FIRST TIME GROWING AUTOFLOWER, 2 WEEKS OUT OF THE POTTING SOIL, LEAVES ARE LOOKING A LITTLE YELLOW, ANY SUGGESTIONS 🤔

  • @marcgreco4993
    @marcgreco4993 2 года назад +4

    Justbuditt 716 here!! You guys are awesome keep up the knowledge n the garden talk been following for a min unfortunately always miss ya guys on twitch but try to stay in tune🤘🏽🤘🏽

  • @NealList
    @NealList 2 года назад +1

    Really like the info in your videos, btw your cat looks exactly like one of mine

  • @jgarner3861
    @jgarner3861 2 года назад +4

    Would really appreciate your thoughts on the 12-1 or "gas lantern" light cycle for veg

  • @dedmeat_2020
    @dedmeat_2020 2 года назад +2

    Great Q and A today Chris!

  • @GutttSHOT
    @GutttSHOT 2 года назад +1

    Honestly.. At 1 minute 50 secs somebody definitely smoked a bong.. 100% hahaha

  • @HeWhoJudges
    @HeWhoJudges 2 года назад +2

    Something I’ve always wondered is what triggers the hormones to bud is it the amount of light, darkness or both? For instance could you do 18 on 12 off? If you could I’d imagine the buds would grow bigger. Just a thought

    • @jackmountain8503
      @jackmountain8503 Год назад

      Sorry no, the 12 hours on than 18 dark would work to keep it in flower or trigger it (not ideal/herm issues) but over 18 on and 12 off would just cause stress of the plant wanting to reveg than flower over and over producing nothing but an mutant crap unripe bud.

  • @twobeards6714
    @twobeards6714 2 года назад +2

    You're the best info provider of solid info.
    Always accurate and well researched.
    I've used sf 2000 for four years with great results. VPD monitoring works.

    • @twobeards6714
      @twobeards6714 2 года назад +1

      My kitty loves the grow.
      I always have cat grasses ( barley, oats, alfalfa etc. ) I rotate a cat grass perpetual grow.

  • @davidkent1339
    @davidkent1339 2 года назад +1

    Great show as always love the shirt

  • @lwrcica5
    @lwrcica5 2 года назад +1

    I apologize in advance if you have already covered this. Ive been using General Hydroponics ph down / up for years. Then I thought, is there an organic more natural way? What ph down do yall use?

  • @davidbryden7904
    @davidbryden7904 2 года назад +5

    Chris Have you used "Bokashi" before?
    I've had amazing results just adding a tsp. scattered on the soil
    surface. My unidentified soil issues were resolved in 48 hours. Making my transition to "living soil " smooth 😎 👌

  • @ezbudz1993
    @ezbudz1993 2 года назад +2

    Those were great questions you chose! Right now I am about 70% monstercropping trying to keep 4 strains from the 70s and 80s going, all started from very old, saved seed. Time consuming? I'll say, those seeds were started in July and my very first one just went into jars after hanging 11 days. What's worse is all that time you tie up the valuable space that could have been used to put more bud in the bank. Also, I really won't know if what I end up with will be worth continuing to grow, till it cures for a week or two. So question whether you have the time and space before trying mostercropping, just my experience so far! I don't even have room to grow peppers right now! Come on spring so I can have my outdoor space back! Really liked your 1st episode of Unfiltered w/ Mr. Grow It! Your content just keeps getting better! You are so good for this community bro, never stop!

  • @mean-green4003
    @mean-green4003 2 года назад +1

    Great show bro always a help

  • @Pheno-Hunter
    @Pheno-Hunter 2 года назад +1

    Another great one!!

  • @72288kip
    @72288kip 2 года назад +7

    Hey Chris, great content as always! Quick question since you’ve had experience with the sf1000, sf2000, as well as the sf4000. I just bought a spider farmer 2x4 kit with the sf2000 light. My plan is to veg and flower 4 plants in this tent as this is my first indoor grow. My question is , in your opinion is the sf2000 enough horsepower to achieve this with good results or should I add an additional sf1000 for bloom? Or an additional sf2000 even Thanks again for all the great content
    -kip, Michigan USA

    • @GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt
      @GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt  2 года назад +5

      They changed the diode arrangement on the SF2000 to achieve a better light spread; If you have the new one with the spaced-out diodes, I'd run it in a 2x4 by itself.

    • @busyb4283
      @busyb4283 2 года назад +2

      I have the same set up but added a sf 1000 and daisy changed them together. It worked beautifully

    • @mrmojorisin11
      @mrmojorisin11 2 года назад +2

      @@GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt I have the new and the old sf 2000 beside each other in a 3x3 tent and I really think the older sf2000 is working better than the one with the new led arrangement

    • @mrmojorisin11
      @mrmojorisin11 2 года назад

      @@busyb4283 its worth having the extra light that’s for sure

    • @andrewterry8092
      @andrewterry8092 2 года назад +2

      4 plants in a 2x4 tent is too crowded, go for 2 at the most, even 1 plant will fill the space.

  • @Thermalscan77
    @Thermalscan77 2 года назад +2

    Would cutting light back slow like nature.. could it be better for dLI? Especially if running inferior lights??

  • @tosky5442
    @tosky5442 2 года назад +1

    I am trying my second grow after a fail and I want to keep the plant in a 6liter container for his hole life cyclus, im thinking of a water cycle of 3/4 days. Is that something that can be successful for a autoflower?

    • @dmo848
      @dmo848 Год назад

      Kratky method will work great n easy. Check each week to add nutes

  • @derekbudea6388
    @derekbudea6388 2 года назад +1

    Grow weed easy suggests using a reptile heat mat

  • @rashedamine224
    @rashedamine224 2 года назад +3

    I want to start growing using coco and need advise as to feeding & watering: do I feed as needed throughout the week multiple times or do I feed once a week and water when needed thereafter?

    • @ludacorleone8563
      @ludacorleone8563 2 года назад

      You can feed in the begin 1 time per week once the plant catch up and is bigger twice per week and then 1 day water 1 day nutes its pretty simple

    • @Th3ev1lkn13val
      @Th3ev1lkn13val 2 года назад

      Dilute your nutes and feed every other day

    • @fyre1borne
      @fyre1borne 2 года назад

      On the back of the bottle of nutrients: THERE IS A FEED SCHEDULE. Follow that at 75% of suggested dose on the age of your plant. Using coco requires higher calcium and magnesium requirements. Done correctly, you will only need to feed once per week. Make sure there is some run-off (10 of the quantity of water you added). You NEED an ppm meter for sure to make sure you don’t over feed ( test the run off water).

    • @Th3ev1lkn13val
      @Th3ev1lkn13val 2 года назад

      @@fyre1borne diluting down to 1/4 and only feeding once a week is going to hold back their genetic potential. Diluting to 1/4 and feeding 3x a week, ensuring there is runoff each time to limit salt build up is much better for coco. Once a week is a soil type of feeding. Runoff testing isn't necessary if you're watering properly, too many variables at play... for example if worm castings and a product like Azos is used your run off PPM is going to be much higher than without them.

    • @fyre1borne
      @fyre1borne 2 года назад

      @@Th3ev1lkn13val dear sir: 75% of the dosage is = .25, 3 times a week. What math class did you not pass. Yes, ppm is necessary if growing multiple strains as all strains do not respond to the same set of nutrients. 10% run off is good to have, keeps bacteria in happy environment.

  • @darcypotterpotter6214
    @darcypotterpotter6214 2 года назад +2

    clon5eds strt in soil and solo cups go into square plastic 3 gallon that iv drilled hundreds of holes in bottom 3 inch on and from 3 gallon into 10 gallon round plastic pots again drilled out for drainage and air prune then from 10 they go into 15 gallon when flipping to flower living soil 7-8 weeks veg and i fill mu 5x5s with 4 plants flip right away and top dress the 15 gallon week 4-5 of flower seems to work i get a nice fall like fade

  • @jamestruden2853
    @jamestruden2853 2 года назад +1

    If your gonna be cloning regular then spend the money on a hydroponic cloner. I bought a Klone King several years ago and have had 100% clone rate since. Easier to control temp and PH for clones.

  • @jrrunnings340
    @jrrunnings340 2 года назад

    Awesome show my bro. So quick question bkuz I dnt find the answer yet. Dutch pro has a small kit for hard water and it does not have cal mag or silica. Does it not need it? Do I use it in veg or flower or not at all?

  • @comfortablynumb9342
    @comfortablynumb9342 2 года назад +1

    Great episode!

  • @lydiakualapai8372
    @lydiakualapai8372 2 года назад

    Chris, I apologize for going a bit off topic. I have a 4x4 tent and run 2 Electric Sky v.3 lights. I’m in a Massachusetts basement and struggle with low humidity in the tent (30% range, lower at night). I want to put a humidifier in the tent but the number of available options is overwhelming. Could you tell me which humidifier you use in your dialed-in setup? Or, could you recommend a humidifier for someone trying to dial-in the environment? I enjoy your videos very much. As a retired teacher, I appreciate your teaching skills and the care you bring to the subject. Very inspiring.

  • @mindwis3
    @mindwis3 2 года назад +2

    13/11 gets mine to flower, next time i'll try 14/10 to flip them and see after 2 to 3 days what they make of that.

    • @fyre1borne
      @fyre1borne 2 года назад +1

      Try 3 days of dark before flipping the plant. It burns all of the plants vegging hormones and encourages faster flowering.

  • @richardhernandez3088
    @richardhernandez3088 2 года назад +1

    Good job man keep up the good work🔥💯🔥💯🔥💯🔥💯🔥🔥💯

  • @skaterkids101
    @skaterkids101 2 года назад +1

    for cloning i have a heat mat with a timer that turns on and off every 30 min.

  • @25Patman
    @25Patman 2 года назад +3

    I have a hopefully decent question. If you lets say live in the city. Like a bigger city like in NY or something like that. Would you assume that you get extra c02 anyways? Plus I sleep in my grow area, lol. So its getting extra at night regardless. But what do you think about my question. Living in the city extra co2?

    • @MrRamfired
      @MrRamfired 2 года назад

      Run away from NY as fast as you can lol

  • @Highandfly.
    @Highandfly. 2 года назад +4

    Steller video as always Chris. The Levoit humidifier doesn’t have an option to decrease RH for a scheduled period of time. How do you balance VPD when the temperature drops, without manually adjusting the RH in the app?

    • @GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt
      @GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt  2 года назад +6

      I actually reached out to them early last year and suggested that they have an option to change the RH% at specific times. I just emailed them to follow up to see if they are actually going to do it or not. What I have been doing is scheduling my humidifier to turn off when the lights go off and then back on when the lights turn back on. When the lights are off and the plants transpire, that raises my RH to be within VPD range. Hope that helps.

    • @Highandfly.
      @Highandfly. 2 года назад +1

      Certainly helpful, going to make my humidifier to do the same. Thanks for being on top of it and following up!

    • @paddington1670
      @paddington1670 2 года назад

      @@GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt simple and effective, great advice there

  • @youngnixx88788
    @youngnixx88788 2 года назад +1

    75k subscribers!? Yea we all know you by now 💯

  • @gmanlimitedanderson-0drisc211
    @gmanlimitedanderson-0drisc211 2 года назад +1

    I've recently started growing again and I'm a bit old school HP's! Lol led lights are new to me but I'm doing a big grow so I'm looking for a led light that would cover 6 by 6 I'm on a budget and being in the UK I'll only be able to do 1 or 2 grows this year so Im on a budget any recommendations would be awesome

  • @Zword316
    @Zword316 2 года назад +4

    Chris, can you please recommend a reliable temperature gun to measure leaf surface temp? I am having trouble finding something in the $50 or less range with consistent reviews. 🙏

    • @fyre1borne
      @fyre1borne 2 года назад

      Stupid thought: wouldn’t the soil temp be more important? The leaves are flipping around due to the fan….The soil temp is going to give more insight than the leaf as it respirates….the leaves give insight as to what the plant needs and does not need more of…they tell the story of what’s going on in the soil also. Too much water and the leaves droop and turn yellow. To less nitrogen they turn yellow from the bottom up starting on older leaves first.

    • @Zword316
      @Zword316 2 года назад +1

      @@fyre1borne vpd calculations my friend

    • @Zword316
      @Zword316 2 года назад +1

      @@fyre1borne I’m just out here looking for a temp gun man, thanks

    • @fyre1borne
      @fyre1borne 2 года назад +1

      @@Zword316 Ames instruments infrared thermometer 47.99 Lowes, HD, Bed Bath.

  • @601stank
    @601stank 2 года назад +1

    Hi, I’ve really been enjoying your videos and also learning lots🤯💎. I would like to see you have Harley Smith on as a guest. He a professor at NPK University and he also has the RAW line of nutrients.

  • @joeborovina4769
    @joeborovina4769 2 года назад +2

    Nice thank you

  • @FriendsForFriends666
    @FriendsForFriends666 2 года назад +2

    man, im seeing cats in the corner, listening bong sounds... wtf am i trippin or chris just messing with me?? :0 :)

  • @growermo940
    @growermo940 2 года назад +3

    If I am having prosperous issues in flower using bottle nutrients General Hydroponics can I give them just the bloom and not the grow or do you have to give them a balance of nutrients?

    • @Tnj8228
      @Tnj8228 2 года назад +1

      If they don't need nitrogen don't give it them. In simple yes you can leave it out.

    • @growermo940
      @growermo940 2 года назад

      @@Tnj8228 thank you 🙏🏻 for the awesome

    • @HAPPYHERBS1
      @HAPPYHERBS1 2 года назад +1

      @@growermo940 look in to the Lucas formula for your next run, works great.

    • @fyre1borne
      @fyre1borne 2 года назад +1

      Use some sea bird Guano, 2 tsps right at week 4 to provide just the phosphorus you need. I use dry amendment’s and liquid fertilizers. The dry works for about a month and the liquid is fast acting. So if your plant needs just one thing use a dry amendment to fill that specific need and keep using your regular program.

    • @fyre1borne
      @fyre1borne 2 года назад +1

      The plants need nitrogen for the stretch during flower, which is about 4 weeks long. Not providing nitrogen will NOT help your plants in weeks 1-5 of flower AT ALL. This is why you use equal parts at the flip 3-3-3 or 7-7-7 or 4-4-4. Because the plants is still growing UP first, then makes bud sites, then makes buds

  • @treborkiller
    @treborkiller 2 года назад +1

    Question for anyone really! I have a 4x4x7 grow tent and a good carbon filter exhaust pushing out hot air from over the LED panels (200cmf) but my tent has only one tiny intake that's screened... So I installed a high cmf project fan as an intake at the screen.. but it has made the tent balloon out.. Looking up what people are saying, a lot about people worried about smell ( I am not) or if the plants are being whipped around (they are not) or the tent being hard to maintain humidity (not a problem ) I cant seem to find a good answer if there is suck thing as too much positive pressure or too much air being exchanged? I've grown outside before but this tent stuff is pretty wicked lol btw

  • @teachmetheway928
    @teachmetheway928 2 года назад +2

    This man said that noise was the CAT... Nah bro that was WATER PIPE CLEAR...

  • @savetheplantet5799
    @savetheplantet5799 2 года назад +2

    Water temp when feeding is a question that has questions within it. Topic content for an ep of any of your shows brother. My rez stays so cold in winter 😩

  • @st.louiscritic960
    @st.louiscritic960 2 года назад

    My Spyder 1000 has inch distance from plant per growing stage. Is that with the dimmer on 100% ? I cant find anyone talking about this. My lavender is 4 days , 1 inch tall, 24" below light at 100% . Thanks if you have time.

  • @HueyFrakey
    @HueyFrakey 9 месяцев назад

    To help prevent mold I have mine doing this swing from dry to wet but more dry,this lets the plant breath wile not allowing mold to set in

  • @Gothfield
    @Gothfield 2 года назад +1

    I would like to ask some questions about nutrient requirements during specific stages of growth. Hemp in particular.

  • @hayes2jensen
    @hayes2jensen 2 года назад +1

    Just got my sf4000 today, wish I'd known about the code for the discount 😅😭😅

  • @lordeagle100
    @lordeagle100 2 года назад +1

    Do any of you use a 3 day schedule for feed and water??? I did a run where I was watering and hitting the nutes on day 1, only a light watering on day 2, and let them rest the 3rd day with only supplemental water if there are signs of droop in the leaves. Had really good results

    • @paddington1670
      @paddington1670 2 года назад +2

      water water feed is oldschool rule of thumb. Only water when they need it, pot lift technique; also outdated information, but good enough for rule of thumb for new growers.

    • @dmo848
      @dmo848 Год назад +1

      I do the water feed water technique. But I'm using ph perfect tech. Works a damn treat when u follow directions

  • @BlessUpKev
    @BlessUpKev 2 года назад +1

    Just found you!... Subscribed!

  • @grunt9131
    @grunt9131 Год назад +1

    A little off topic but how do you get rid of gnats