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right....stealth pepper grow  :rolleyes:   with LED your temps should be 28- 30c ideal, 32 max   you should consider using a PC fan to extract heat out the back   :dance:  :dance:  :dance:  :dance:

  this is the part i was trying to clarify, deficenicy of immobile nutes show in new growth   and yes he needs to feed those plants

mobile nutrients manifest in the old growth as the plants moves those to new growth immobile nutes manifest in new growth as their is not enough in the soil

some of these photos will be a bit repetitive but i wanted to show a few dif angles to see what im doing with her   at first I was doing LST by hanging weights off her branches and while that works super cropping was a lot more effective     as soon as she started spreading out and collecting...

looks like u got this under control but was gonna say its a calcium def(crinkled leaves) and a magnesium def( rusty leaves)

calcium deficiency   magnesium deficiency   nitrogen deficiency     basically those plants are hungry, also lookin root bound (u need bigger pots)   you have 2 approaches,   bottled: get some calmag and some decent 2 part fertiliser grow and bloom and use as the label says (there are a few lines...

yup   just started with some light bondage yesteday she is already turning her leaves up to pray      the plan is to spread her out to cover the entire 80x100cm(2.6x3.3 ft) space  without growing any taller and let the 4 herbs grow in her shade   ill update in a few days so you can compare

    nope basil, the plant you see next to is in the fabric pot im growing out the one in the  corner and the smaller sweet pepper are going to a friends balcony today. Im going to use all my real-estate on that one big plant  :P

                   

outdoor hydro?             used a worm farm that was on sale at the local garden shop   it was a simple stacking type with treys and a tap on the bottom, didnt use the middle filled the top with hydroton an connected a hose back to the res from the tap   $20   if u buy a premade one its lots...

hey there,  Ive done aquaponics indoors with peppers and led so here is what i think     filter, usually id say no but your tank is horrifically overstocked u do realise those goldies grow up to 6 inches in the 1st year on a proper diet     18 inches for the led is fine, could be too intense for...

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    so really u just need to increase spread   step 1) start by removing the glass lenses not good enough?   saw the heatsink in half( 2 cobs per bar)   not good enough saw agian   i wouldnt start remounting the cobs pita just cut up the sink u are  using and rewire as needed   honestly withough...

good luck with the compost tea, hopefully things will green up   especially those young ones look to me like they are hurtin for some nitrogen    unfortunately outdoors sacrifices to the insect gods must be made, it's the cost of doing business i think

sorry the 95CRI CXA @10w each are also 2540s

  thanks for following I appreciate your support, this year has been a big one for LED tech, be sure to pm me or post in my other thread before you buy anything as there are a couple new players in town and both the cree CXB and bridglux vero series are being updated   the main issue ive had in...

about 4 and a half months since seeds popped, last time i grew this variety it took about that long to set fruit although seems ring o fire are supposed to be 60 days till fruit but oh well   Group shot   the smaller one i will have to give away as there will be no space once the bullhorn grows...

well lets see     you would have (these are the outer dimensions so take about an inch or 2 off for internal-where u plants are)   1 foot deep 2 foot wide and 4.7 ft tall?     a single pepper plant will easily fill out a conapy of 1x2ft so i plant per shelf   now vertical   fishtank will take up...

hey ive run aquaponics for peppers with led lights so i feel i can offer some feedback on ur project   firstly about ur fish species: it doestnt really matter what you use BUT you should consider the PH requiremens of those fish because the plants will want the PH at around 6 so if ur fish need...