need help with white rhino grow cf/ph levels

[highlife]

ok im just looking for someone who has grown white rhino in a hydro setup and just wanted to no what there cf/ph levels where at through there growth and my clones have all rooted in a fish tank when can i transplant them under a 400w light any help would be greatly apreciated Edited August 29, 2005 by highlife

[WantDaChronic]

my clones have all rooted in a fish tank when can i transplant them under a 400w light

 

as long as they are healthy, in a medium and have shown signs of new growth, you can put them under now but make sure the light is pretty far away for the first week to make sure they can handle the light and you should be laughing

[Lab-rat]

As soon as you can see healthy roots comming out the rockwool!

 

Mate, if its your first hydroponic grow then dont get to worried about the tech stuff to much, you will learn fast. I am growing in coco and only buy quality nutes. I ad the exact amount specified on the bottle and my Ph is always around 6,my white rinho just love it.

[billhickslives]

ive found my rhinos to be hungry little cunts...in comparison to some other strains, they seem to like a bit of a stronger feed, ill give mine 1800-1900ppm @ PH 5.8, when there flowering hard and they seem to love it..thats my experience with them anyway..

[WantDaChronic]

just wanted to no what there cf/ph levels where at through there growth

 

that really depends on your medium but 5.8 for most hydro mediums and around 6.3 for coco works a treat....but its really a trial an error kinda thing untill you have worked out whats best for your plants, in most cases though, 5.8 is optimal....

[Tom]

I have a WR in my current grow, the PH is 5.9 and the cf is usually between 28 and 31, The WR is in a run-to-waste watering system which is letting me get away with the higher than normal cf levels.

 

[animal]

As a rule of thumb the heavier your medium is the higher the PH should be. I have no idea why this is the case but it seems to ring true.

 

For mediumless water cultures like bubblers and aero setups a good range is 5.2 to 5.6.

 

For stock standard hydro mediums like perlite and clay balls 5.5 - 6.2

 

For coco its more like 6 to 6.5 and for soil it can be 6 to 7.

[F420]

Seems true to me too, As for cf/ppm

1000ppm max in clone, early veg,

1400 ppm flowering, with up to 1680ppm with additives,

500 or less flushing.

 

i found that different strains like different levels, eg- wr can handle high ppm/ec.

also drop the ph when you flower as it makes more of the right ferts available.