Thank you. Yeah I had the water for the flush ph at 6.1 then after the flush it came out to about 7. She was also starting to look how she is before the flush. I agree the flush probably stressed her and why she is looking a little worse. I will definitely pick up those other 2 nutes of the flora series. Judging by the blotches I’m leaning more towards magnesium deficiency but of course this all new judgment for me
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It looks like you're still in veg. Put the
cal-mag away for a bit. It's going to become a source of issue in your soil grow. During veg, there's not a very strong likely-hood that you have a calcium issue. Calcium is usually well represented in any professional potting mix. Adding extra calcium to your soil during veg, especially in soil, is a recipe for calcium lockout of other elements ... like Magnesium and Potassium. So for now, use epsom salts at 1 teaspoon per gallon with your feed. Once you've changed your light schedule to 12/12 and see your plants starting to stretch, then add the
cal-mag back into the feed schedule. If you're running autos your queue for adding calcium is at bud formation/stretch. Photos, to be more specific, add the calcium back in between week 2 and 3 of 12/12.
Next, see the leaf curl and how the tips are pointing down? That's a sign of root stress. What is your watering routine? How much, how often .... and most important is your reasoning behind your watering schedule. I'm not convinced it's a watering issue yet, but I'm also not convinced it isn't one either.
To be precise this is your chart
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Also a picture would help determine other problems if any but I think its just mostly that youve only been using one part of a tripart and as soon as they depleted the nutes from the soil they got hungry.
Last - see the chart above suggested by
@Eledin? Purchase the flora micro and the flora gro just as he suggested. It's a tri-part. It's intended to be used as 3 different bottles at varying amounts. The chart he posted is only the aggressive feed. It's supposed to be fine-tuned to a soil grow. I use the aggressive schedule but I've been growing for a while and I know what to look for so I have a good idea how hard to push my plants. Newer growers should go easy on nutrients ... like 50% less to start. With GH Flora, you could also switch to one of their other feed schedules. At the end of my post here I will provide you with the whole chart for all 3 growing styles.
I ran into a guy who was convinced that he should be using the
GH Flora series - Lotus plan the other day. That plan eliminates the micro gro. GH doesn't recommend only using parts of the program. If you're only using one bottle because someone told you so ... please don't do that. You'll find yourself having trouble at some point with that approach.
