I'd used FFOF exclusively for several years with good results. Back in the Fall of 2020 I bought a dozen bags after a shortage of several months. Those bags gave me similar results to what you're stating. The word at my local grow store and from others on here is that there was a formula change and since then many people have had issues. I tried adding dolomite lime to it with some success but I didn't really get rid of the problem until I switched soil mixes.Had several successful indoor crops while living in the Midwest. Moved to Florida growing the same Fox Farm soil (Ocean Forest & Light Warrior 2:1) and FF nutrients, yet the results have been less than satisfactory. Many of the plants' upper leaves turn yellow and curl. the Indica buds are light and airy producing a short term high. Anyone suggestions?
Thanks for the reply. I'm not familiar with Real Growers recharge tea. Where would I find it?
I realize it's not the answer you were looking for. For me, it was the easiest way to fix it.Thanks, I'll check it out.
One reason we moved to Florida for the warmth and humidity. You're right the plants don't like it though. Last grow I piped in cool air from the A/C vent with some flexible dryer tubing into my 4x2' grow tent. Dropped the humidity down nicely.heat & humidity .. welcome to the South!!! That's why I have an indoor sealed grow!!!
I do that during Michigan summers. There's only been a couple of weeks that I ran both AC and dehumidifier together. Hopefully you don't need one, but if you do, a dehumidifier in the room your tent is in would get your through the days when the air outside is so muggy, you can slice it with a knife.One reason we moved to Florida for the warmth and humidity. You're right the plants don't like it though. Last grow I piped in cool air from the A/C vent with some flexible dryer tubing into my 4x2' grow tent. Dropped the humidity down nicely.
invest in a Mr. Cool mini-split A/C system. & a Quest dehumidifier. You won't regret it!!!One reason we moved to Florida for the warmth and humidity. You're right the plants don't like it though. Last grow I piped in cool air from the A/C vent with some flexible dryer tubing into my 4x2' grow tent. Dropped the humidity down nicely.
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