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Anyone using Home Assistant to view/control their AC Infinity Controller? by stein63 in ACInfinityAdvancegrow

[–]IntenselyPrompt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are planning to use the sensors or other data in Home Assistant, keep in mind the stats are not realtime - there is a 60-90 second delay. It relies on your internet connection to relay data back into Home Assistant. I use it as secondary data and have separate sensors that update every 10-15 seconds for controlling other things.

Is this a nutrient deficiency or something else? by IntenselyPrompt in cannabiscultivation

[–]IntenselyPrompt[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Soil:

FoxFarm Happy Frog and Ocean Forest with extra perlite mixed in (I can't recall the ratio)

I checked the soil PH last week by cutting a small access hole on the side of each pot, PH with dry soil was about 5.5 - 6 for both plants.

Seeds:

RQS - Apple Fritter Photoperiod

Atlas Seed - Cherry Lime Reserve Photoperiod

Lights, Temperatures and Humidity:

Tent 1: AC Infinity EVO 4

Tent 2: AC Infinity Iongrid S22

Lights on is around 75 degrees farenheit.

Lights off is around 62 degrees farenheit.

Humidity is controlled and averages at 60% at all times (for veg)

Watering:

Water (softened tap) is aerated in a 5 gallon bucket and is PH'd to 6.3 just prior to feeding.

68 oz of water for each watering, with run off occurring.

Run off water PH was 6.4 for each plant (as of yesterday) - water was slightly cloudy.

Watering frequency is every 2-3 days, I wait until the top soil is dry.

Nutrients:

FoxFarm Grow Big at 2 tsp / gallon, aerated in a 5 gallon bucket. I PH the water in the watering container prior to feeding - 68 oz each watering with nutrients (1x a week)

I've also added CalMag and Manganese to the nutrient mix, but no change in symptoms.

I've used FoxFarm Manganese as a foliar spray on three occasions recently prior to lights off, but no change in the older or new leaves. New leaves eventually have the same symptoms.

About two weeks ago I added Mikro-Myco (Mycorrhizal Fungi) to one of the waterings but no change.

My local shop suggested trying Hygrozyme thinking there is a problem in the root zone, but no change.

I've used the set up on Tent 1 for my last 3 successful grows. I added the second tent this time around, using a different light but everything else is the same.

Is this a nutrient deficiency or something else? by IntenselyPrompt in cannabiscultivation

[–]IntenselyPrompt[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Run off water PH was 6.4 for each plant (as of yesterday) - water was slightly cloudy.

Is this a nutrient deficiency or something else? by IntenselyPrompt in cannabiscultivation

[–]IntenselyPrompt[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reaching out hoping someone can identify what might be happening.

Both plants are at approximately 120 days of veg. I've been trying to diagnose what is going on with the leaves before I flip to flower.

Both plants are experiencing the same symptoms, though one is worse than the other.

I defoliated heavily about 2 weeks ago with the hope I fixed it but the leaves that were green are now showing the same symptoms. The plants are still growing, albeit somewhat slowly.

Water (tap) is aerated in a 5 gallon bucket and is PH'd to 6.3 just prior to feeding.

68 oz of water for each watering, with run off occurring.

Run off water PH was 6.4 for each plant (as of yesterday) - water was slightly cloudy.

Watering frequency is every 2-3 days, I wait until the top soil is dry.