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well get the scientist in you out...like they say "teach a man to fish.......". whatever works man :). Good luck.

Not to forget to add a dash of Dawn dish soap to wet those mofos. I use 4 big cloves of grated/blended garlic and 10ml of Dawn per 1.5 liters.

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If it is indeed deficiency, then the purple discoloration is a typical P deficiency symptom. The new leaves shriveling could be a Ca and/or Boron deficiency since they are immobile and not translocated from mature leaves. But ensure all other factors pH, disease, temp, light are correct before...

Can you provide pictures?

what an operation!!!! Thanks for sharing.

Again, there could be other factors causing this. But considering nutrition, I see that grow big has more N and K compared to Tiger Bloom. Also ensure that it has other micros as well especially Mo for N uptake by roots. Another way to slightly and quickly counter deficiencies is foliar...

Using pre-loaded soils can sometimes cause nutrient deficiencies. However, if this is indeed a nutrient deficiency then most likely it is N or Mg and later if the tips start turning brown it is a most likely K. Since all three nutrients are mobile in the plant, if the plant detect deficiencies...

Sometimes the Nutrients can get "locked" with organic matter depending on concentration and make it plant unavailable. Even with chelated nutrients, Cal and Mg can complete. That why they have slow release nutrients so as to avoid a huge burst of nutrients which might become "locked". Best way...

Hello Folks, I am new to the community but have been growing orchids and other plants for a while. Most of you might know this but sharing general nutrition data from the IPNI website check it out https://www.ipni.net/nutrifacts-northamerican Have a good night