Sorry im new to this haha, what more info do you need? LolNeed more input
I'm growing in soil, I use tap water which I ph to 6.3 (give or take .1 or .2, it's hard to get exact). I usually water 16 oz every three days or so, I just check the soil by the old finger trick (stick it in to your first knuckle and feel if it's dry). I do not use cal mag so it could be a calcium deficiency, I picked some up earlier today and gave it it's first dose (3ml per gallon, I make 5 gallons at a time). Whereas the nutrients, I follow the grow chart they came with, under mid vegetative, at 75% strength. I also use rhizoblast.all your environmental conditions your growing media how you irrigate all that jolly stuff .
LolDo you water with only straight water from the urinal at the truck stop mens room or do you feed it straight sunny D on a drip system?
It's foxfarm soil also if that helps. I don't have a thermometer in the room, nor a humidity reader, which could also be the issue.I'm growing in soil, I use tap water which I ph to 6.3 (give or take .1 or .2, it's hard to get exact). I usually water 16 oz every three days or so, I just check the soil by the old finger trick (stick it in to your first knuckle and feel if it's dry). I do not use cal mag so it could be a calcium deficiency, I picked some up earlier today and gave it it's first dose (3ml per gallon, I make 5 gallons at a time). Whereas the nutrients, I follow the grow chart they came with, under mid vegetative, at 75% strength. I also use rhizoblast.
Also, I FIMmed it two days ago, that's why the new growth looks like thatSorry im new to this haha, what more info do you need? Lol
"P" being potassium? I'm sorry if I sound like a noob. This is my first grow and I've done all my research on these forums and YouTube. How do I correct the issue?Looks like P deficiency to me. PH could to a little higher in soil, 6.5 to 6.7 worked great for me
"P" being potassium? I'm sorry if I sound like a noob. This is my first grow and I've done all my research on these forums and YouTube. How do I correct the issue?
I mean phosphorus"P" being potassium? I'm sorry if I sound like a noob. This is my first grow and I've done all my research on these forums and YouTube. How do I correct the issue?
Thank you! Other than that, what else could I correct based off of the info I've given you?Yes. raise your ph to 6.5 to 6.7 or so should correct it.
Thank you so much this helps a lot. Will be posting updates the next few days.I inserted a chart above to give you an idea when lockout occurs
6.3 is fine for soil, mixing up 5 gallons of nute water and watering 16 oz at a time is not fineI'm growing in soil, I use tap water which I ph to 6.3 (give or take .1 or .2, it's hard to get exact). I usually water 16 oz every three days or so, I just check the soil by the old finger trick (stick it in to your first knuckle and feel if it's dry). I do not use cal mag so it could be a calcium deficiency, I picked some up earlier today and gave it it's first dose (3ml per gallon, I make 5 gallons at a time). Whereas the nutrients, I follow the grow chart they came with, under mid vegetative, at 75% strength. I also use rhizoblast.
yep^^^^^^^6.3 is fine for soil, mixing up 5 gallons of nute water a d watering 16 oz at a time is not fine
Always water until water runs out the bottom and wait until the pot feels light and the top few inches of dirt is dust dry to water again. Watering without runoff can cause salt buildup in the soil and nute lockout later on showing up as all sorts of deficiencies.
Mixing up 5 gallons of nute solution and not using it within a few days of bubbling in the bucket is also a nono, nutrients lock onto other things in the water and become stale and unusable by the plant afer a while. Liquid nutrient solution should always be used within 36 hours of mixing imo
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