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is actual legion 5 upgradable to 64Gb?
or only legion 7?

thanks!

I’m using Advanced Nutrients Sensi Coco Grow A+B with tap water (EC 0.30).

Measured 20 min after mixing:
1 ml/L → pH 6.6
2 ml/L → pH 6.4
4 ml/L → pH 6.2

So my grow will probably look like:
Week 1 → 6.6
Week 2 → 6.4
Week 3 → 6.3
Week 4+ → 6.2

Would you leave it as-is and trust pH Perfect, or still pH down to recommended ~5.8–6.0? But I would prefer to not care about PH - this is actually the reason why I bought Ph perfect in first place.

Looking for replies from people who have actually grown in 100% coco with AN pH Perfect

Pojďme si trochu zapolemizovat, jak by to mohlo dnes vypadat, pokud by Babiš vyhrál v roce 2023 prezidentské volby.

A předpokládejme také, že by pak ANO v roce 2025, stejně jako v realitě, vyhrálo parlamentní volby. Musel by před volbami Babiš odejít ze strany?

Může být prezident zároveň součástí, či ještě lépe dokonce předsedou vítězné vládní strany? To už “trochu” zavání absolutismem?

Jak by to dnes asi vypadalo, když vezmeme v potaz, jak Pavel drží vládu na uzdě.

Hi everyone,
I’m currently growing my 5th autoflower. All of my previous grows have been fairly successful, averaging around 1 g/W, but one thing still bothers me: my plants tend to stay small.

The main issue doesn’t seem to be slow growth itself, but rather early flowering, which usually starts around day 20 (showing first preflowers).

I’ve been reading a lot of posts here where autoflowers keep vegging until week 5 — around day 35–40 — and that extra time is exactly what I feel I need to be fully satisfied with the results.

Of course, with some plants it’s simply genetics — some autoflowers naturally start flowering later. But I’m not really interested in those exceptions. I’ve noticed this even with some Fast Buds strains, for example.

So I’m looking for growers who consistently achieve this kind of longer vegetative period, regardless of genetics or breeder. I’m not aiming this question at “bro-growers” who just happened to keep one or two plants vegging longer by chance. I’m interested in experienced autoflower growers who can reliably get this result.
What is the secret to keeping autoflowers in the vegetative stage for this long?

Early flowering around day 20 must be triggered by some kind of stress response — I can imagine that an imperfect watering routine could be one cause. Or maybe a lack of nitrogen or other nutrients in the early stage? What have you found to be the most important factors?

My setup for all 5 grows:
Tent: 40 × 40 × 160 cm
Light: 50 W SANlight Stixx (DLI 15-30 in veg, 45 in bloom)
Medium: BioBizz Light Mix
Pot size: 3–5 gal

TL;DR: How do you pre-soak a pot with a peat-based substrate — BioBizz Light-Mix, to be exact — before germination, while still keeping it fluffy? My soil always gets so damn compacted that the seedling roots seem to stall.

Long version:
Okay, here’s the thing. I’m starting my 4th autoflower round under a 50W light in a very tiny tent. I always grow one plant at a time.

So far, my plants have been rather small. I still usually harvest around 50–65g, but I’d like them to get bigger — not really because of the yield, but because I want to feel like I’m doing things properly.

Based on my research and observations, one possible reason why they stay small could be that the substrate gets compacted too early, before the roots have a chance to fully expand.

I’ve been using the method where you plant the seed directly into a fully pre-soaked pot, then leave it alone for about 10–14 days before watering again. But after that initial pre-soak, the soil gets so compacted that I honestly can’t imagine how the roots are supposed to expand freely through it.

Anyway, I’m finally getting to my question — sorry, I’m pretty high right now from Mephisto’s Canna-Cheese 😅

How do you pre-soak a pot with a peat-based substrate, BioBizz Light-Mix specifically, before germination, while still keeping the medium light and fluffy?

hi,
so ive got very simple self watering pot and I wonder if I can fill it with biobizz grow / bloom / calmag etc.

the plant is not that big, so i think it would be sitting in the reservoir for like 3 - 5 days maybe?

is it fine? or playing with fire? creating biofilms, etc.? especially now there are hot temps..

btw: If something happens, I am not able to clean the reservoir (the soil is sitting on it unfortunately)

GPU: geforce 3060
high details, around 60 fps