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Is there anything around the house I can use, Tums? Lol.
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I haven't but usually a deficiency link zink is coupled with a fewI don’t know why I got iron in there - sorry I was trying to refer to the zinc and I’ve seen and read the reference, have you ever seen it show like this ? I only ask cuz this is what I’m tryin yo treat
Sorry @amekins I jacked ur help for a sec! lol
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I want to be on it without “overing” it.I also think ur on it when u say let’s see what she looks like in the morning . Lol
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Is there anything around the house I can use, Tums? Lol.
That’s a good question ? Lol
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Calcium will be new growth. To me it looks like the beginning of sulfur, maybe zink or iron... but if I had to speculate why... I would say overall hungry... not sure what the netunes stuff is but stick with grow ratios IMO until after stretch... they usually chew through nitrogen in stretch.
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Will do. Ty.Calcium will be new growth. To me it looks like the beginning of sulfur, maybe zink or iron... but if I had to speculate why... I would say overall hungry... not sure what the netunes stuff is but stick with grow ratios IMO until after stretch... they usually chew through nitrogen in stretch.
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You can up mag sulfate a touch if ya want too. I run 1.5grams per gal in early flower.Will do. Ty.
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Edited because I’m an idiot. I will try going up a bit on the Epsom salts.
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Calcium will be new growth. To me it looks like the beginning of sulfur, maybe zink or iron... but if I had to speculate why... I would say overall hungry... not sure what the netunes stuff is but stick with grow ratios IMO until after stretch... they usually chew through nitrogen in stretch.
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Cal is immobile correct?, al though it attaches to other nutes so is considered semi mobile?
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Turns out 0.25 tsp weighs 1.2 g. So I’m pretty close and will go up a pinch.You can up mag sulfate a touch if ya want too. I run 1.5grams per gal in early flower.
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Yep still will typically show in new growth a more advanced will progress.
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Thanx aqua that shit is hArd to diagnose so many so similar - I should of just broke out the book to begin with ! Lol just been tryin to improve !
Amekins what I tell ya bout yer followers ! Lmao y’all have a great nite and thanx again
Amekins what I tell ya bout yer followers ! Lmao y’all have a great nite and thanx again
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I have calcium as mobile.
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Its immobile/semi mobileI have calcium as mobile.
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This shows each element and its basic role in plants.
Knowing nutrient mobility is helpful in diagnosing plant nutrient deficiencies
Nutrients important for plant growth vary in their ability to move within the plant. Knowing how they move can be helpful when diagnosing deficiency problems.
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Another resource I’ve found helpful.This shows each element and its basic role in plants.
Knowing nutrient mobility is helpful in diagnosing plant nutrient deficiencies
Nutrients important for plant growth vary in their ability to move within the plant. Knowing how they move can be helpful when diagnosing deficiency problems.www.canr.msu.edu
Plant Nutrients Explained: Everything You Ever Need To Know
Ready for a test? With paper and pencil, make a list of ALL nutrients that plants need to grow properly. We'll wait...no cheating! Here's the list to
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Checked the plants at lights on a little ago. The little indica has one leaf showing either an excess or deficiency and I’m leaning towards excess of phosphorus. If anyone wants to weigh in, I’d appreciate it. I just flipped them yesterday. They were also watered yesterday, ph adjusted to 6.4, and about 1/4 tsp Epsom salts added to the gallon of water used. The other plants look fine, as does the rest of this plant. FYI, the tears on leaves are from my ham-handedness. I’ve inspected leaves top and bottom and see no pests. Thanks in advance. View attachment 1062675View attachment 1062674
Magnesium. Mobile. Lower older leaves.
likely too much nutes if plenty should be available.
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Yes to organic. FF Trio plus a little Neptune’s Harvest and Rhino Skin.
2 of 3 bottles of the trio are just bottled salt based fertilizer.
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Tiger bloom for sure or wait ws it big bloom...ah who knows lol2 of 3 bottles of the trio are just bottled salt based fertilizer.
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Tiger bloom for sure or wait ws it big bloom...ah who knows lol
you think with the organic ferts its like feeding ocean forest too soon?
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