AlienScrOG

Sosmotic exchange... is ka Base... starting lowest 0.02 ec... 20ppm 40 microsimens from there you can add everything... the pH is as fundamental as it is... if only the roots had reached the tank you would have seen the top... the pH with the base EC is 08... it fluctuates extremely It takes 2 days to stabilize with oxygenation

for the first time, carefully monitoring potential calcium and magnesium deficiencies, which are typical in coco. Every mistake is part of the learning process. :bulb: :camera_with_flash: The photos shown are from one month ago, just to provide a preview of the setup… a little suspense! :eyes: Updated images from week 4 will be shared soon. :snowflake: Low temperatures are challenging, so I’ll be introducing a dehumidifier shortly. The dream would be a sensor-controlled “nest” irrigation system :thought_balloon::droplet:—a fully automated watering solution—but that’s a goal for the near future. :droplet: I’m using osmosis water to optimize nutrient uptake. Currently, there’s 1 plant in RDWC :sweat_drops: and 4 in soil, including an autoflower :cherry_blossom:. :microscope: Additionally, I’m studying aquaponics and managing the ammonia cycle with K1 :fish::repeat: to maximize growth while minimizing plant stress. :rocket: Every experiment, every small error, and every adjustment is a step toward improvement. Stay tuned for updates and new photos! :herb::green_heart:

Coco + Light 50/50 Soil Mix Experiment :seedling: I’m testing the Coco + Light 50/50 soil mix :coconut:

:herb: Plants don’t lie. They are the most honest biological test we have. If something is off, they show it immediately—no filters, no pride, no defense mechanisms. Just raw physiology telling the truth. :seedling::sparkles: :scales: Even when I try to stabilize the pH, I see my own mind searching for a neutral point between pressure, excess, and those off days we all face. If the value rises, the whole system shifts. If it drops too much, everything slows down. It’s remarkable how the chemistry of water mirrors the chemistry of being human. :wilted_flower: A nutrient deficiency looks a lot like my own phases of fatigue. :seedling: A slow recovery after stress resembles how my body responds when I push too hard. :leaves: A leaf changing color reflects my mood shifts—fast, subtle, enzymatic. Plants live in the present. No past to cling to, no fear of the future—just adaptation, moment by moment. :fallen_leaf::dove_of_peace: They teach that anything alive needs continuity, observation, and constant fine-tuning. Every system—botanical or human—must adapt to avoid collapse. :mostly_sunny: When a plant recovers after an error, it reminds me that healing isn’t magic. It’s method. It’s persistence. It’s the sum of microscopic improvements invisible to an untrained eye. Cultivating brings me back to my center more than any mental exercise could. The language of plants is simple, direct, and impossible to manipulate. :herb::satellite_antenna: They show you who you are—not who you think you are.

Good luck it works fine for me, some don't recommend it but if you have the knowledge to get it right then it's a game changer.. :v::green_heart: