Okay I will give more water next time when I do. I ended up tossing some in the backyard plants last time because the one gallon was a bit too much. They are only in one gallon plastic pots right now, about to be potted up this weekend. Roots are showing through the bottom today.
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Good to go.! and Iâm sure that meter is a 500 scale.
It does have some calibration solution, so if has never been , might give it a go. General range is A-Ok with ppm, pH not so much, as the scale is X10.
Roots nice bright white! 
Theyâll air prune to boogery brown in a few days perfectly normal.
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I use the same ph pen. I calibrate every 2 weeks because the calibration solution is cheap and my seeds and plants and time arent lol.
I forgot to add the epsom i used but i use the 3 2 1 jacks and epsom is the 1 lol
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Looks like youâve gotten some solid advice. 
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Im here to watch! Ask away if you have questions. Your in good hands right now. Ive never had to use PH up i dont even own it lol
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sounds like youâve got some pretty solid advice 
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Here to watch and great advises
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Good deal brother!! Set to watch 
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Set to watch! Never had Apple Fritters (that I could smoke). Excited to watch!
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Thanks for the tag. Im working on getting to where i can help others at some point? Work in progress. Glad to watch and help when i can.
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Bioblend is coco, peat, and perlite? If so, youâre ph is too high. Coco target ph is lower than soil target ph. I am coco/Jackâs and ph in is 5.8.
My advice is to continue at full strength, get 20%-ish run-off (more wonât hurt), and stop measuring run-off ph/ppm.
This all assumes whatâs in the pots now is bioblend and not something soil-y that came with the plants.
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Right now they are in promix, but thanks for pointing it out @DrWoo . With my previous grows being soil it would be easy to forget that I need to pH lower now.
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Thatâs exactly what I thought might have happened. We get into a routineâŚ
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Promix makes several different mixâs if it is HP or BX it has no nutes and needs them daily.
Thanks for the tag, Iâm set to watch. 
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Dr Cooper performed transplant surgery yesterday. Overall it went successful.
These are my grow bags from the last grow. I left them out in a couple rain storms. Then I washed them with the hose. The next day they still had some which stuff that looks like salt still on it so I sprayed it with the hose again and scrubbed it down with a brush. After all that there was still some residue on it.
Before
During
This was my first time using mycos. It seemed really awkward to try to put them on plants. I was holding the main stem in between my middle fingers. I rested the root ball sideways on my knee and sprinkled the mycos over that. Iâm sure there has to be a better way.
After
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I was so busy doing the transplant last night. I forgot to have any water set aside. Oops!
I use chlorinated tap water. I poured out two gallons this a.m. at 5:00. I put a fish bubbler on it to hopefully get the chlorine in the gas off a bit quicker.
Should I use the water today? Would I be better off boiling the water to get the chlorine out? Or should I just go buy some distilled water at the grocery store for today?
I do a soap and bleach soak/wash and my white rain science bags come fairly cleanâŚbut there is still a small amount of stuff left on the bags.
Youâd think. I sprinkle in the bottom of the hole and a little on the root ball. Hard to get it to stick to the root ball though.
Roots look great! Theyâll love all the new leg room they have.
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What soil are you using?
I feed right after transplant with Jacks and all the other usual extrasâŚI use Happy Frog. And I use RO exclusivelyâŚno more tap for me, so Iâd vote for getting DW.
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The soil is bioblend 365 coco
In the first post on this thread I have a pic that shows whatâs in it.
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