Thriv3
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So I'm trying this organic soil thing outdoors and seem to be failing miserably. The medium is roots organic with perlite. Watered with RO water at 6.6 ph. Any help is appreciated thanks!
Certianly wouldn't call it a miserable failure bro. Very early in the game. U need to feed them is all. Ro water is giving them water and ur soil has enough nutrients for a couple weeks. Give them whatever nutrients u are going with and they will be fine. But they got to eat. Ur at a point where getting them healthy will take minimal effort . Good luckSo I'm trying this organic soil thing outdoors and seem to be failing miserably. The medium is roots organic with perlite. Watered with RO water at 6.6 ph. Any help is appreciated thanks!
she's usually right :) that soil will need some nutes added with your watering from time to time or you will need to amend it better next time if you want to use only water.I'm leaning with the guys who are suggesting K.
? I'm curious about that response. What do you expect Cal-Mag to do for you in this scenario? Be careful just tossing things at them, you can really tip the balance in a bad way. That said, I'm a proponent of getting Ca (and Ca only) into them from the beginning as it's difficult to catch up once you detect a Ca-. A Mg- is stupid easy to correct, however.Foliar fed some CalMag at 1ml/gal and duece duece from humbolt nutrients I had laying around at 4ml/gal. Now we'll just wait and see.
Was this a clone or a seed start, and if it was a clone, did you get it ready to be put outside immediately? I've never seen weather make them flower, but I have seen fucked up photoperiod do it.I have an RO system filtering out city water. I'll start adding Cal and Mg to the water and I'll see what I can do about the K-. This weird CA weather is making them flower premature too. I thought outdoors was going to be my headache free grow... I've never been so wrong!
? I'm curious about that response. What do you expect Cal-Mag to do for you in this scenario? Be careful just tossing things at them, you can really tip the balance in a bad way. That said, I'm a proponent of getting Ca (and Ca only) into them from the beginning as it's difficult to catch up once you detect a Ca-. A Mg- is stupid easy to correct, however.
Was this a clone or a seed start, and if it was a clone, did you get it ready to be put outside immediately? I've never seen weather make them flower, but I have seen fucked up photoperiod do it.
I'm using the original mix. Is there something to toss in or is this mix ok?Also the roots organic mix? which one? some have a tendency to have low CEC. And so does perlite, so you might be leaching anything you put in there.
That mix is pretty good.I'm using the original mix. Is there something to toss in or is this mix ok?
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