First grow. Any advice?

This is my first crack at something I have wanted to do for years. I know I have made mistakes and im looking for any Corrections you might have and please tell me what is wrong
Auto flower wedding cake
I’m seeing some discoloration any thoughts?

Also a yellow color in my hydro plants

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@nwnative looking good.
I wouldn’t worry about the yellowing .
Let me pull some help in here

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Thank you anything helps. I have 3 w.c. autos and this one i posted grew faster than the others. Also im trying to keep ph on my hydros down but it keeps rising every day

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Your ph needs to be 5.8 for hydro.
In hydro they will grow fast

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Interesting set up you have

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Ok any idea why it keeps rising to 7+? Faulty meter? My res. Is one 5 gal bucket. I tried to keep it away from. The light but the water is warm

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Mine usually stays the same once I set it.
Your rez needs to be no hotter than 70.
You can put a frozen water bottle in it to cool it down

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Did you build that .
It’s pretty cool

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Ok good to know I will try the water bottles and maybe a new meter yes I built it all from supplies at home depot. Alot of research…

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There are some badass growers in here.
Let some come give some advice

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Thank you for your time looking for any advise I can get

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When do you think I should start flushing?

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It’s what we all do.
Learn from each other.
I never have ph problems so I’m curious myself why it would keep rising.
I know anything above 5.8 and you will get nutrients lock out

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You have a ways to go

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I say your looking good @nwnative. Sometimes our new growth has a lighter shade green when it’s young.
I’ve found that my ph tends to rise when my h20 temps are in the low 70s. If you can, try bringing your h20 temps down to 68-69f. Even 67-68f is fine. It’s not till the h20 temps get down to 64f, that you can harm your plant.
The lower the h20 temps the higher your dissolved o2 will be.
:v:

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Tygrow is responding.
Guy is a hydroponic master

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Yessss im on it!

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