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don’t give up brother, shit happens to us all, doesn’t matter about experience.,View attachment 2053753View attachment 2053754View attachment 2053755View attachment 2053756View attachment 2053757View attachment 2053758View attachment 2053759Been struggling with grow for what seems like months. Granddaddy purple growing in.3x3 under spider se3000. Lights set at 30%. Organic living soil amended with Gaia green 444 and worm castings. Thought mag def so let soil dry added epsom salt to dressed and foliar spray with diluted epsom salt. No real difference, soil ph done with bluelab soil ph pen is ranging in all pots between 5.9-6.4. Thought also potassium so let dry out again and added bloom fert for mag and potassium and still no change. They are not drinking and dry out time takes forever so in between cycles of trying different things this has gone on for months. I wait to see for weeks if things change before moving on. Slurry tests indicate soil ph is fine as well. Scratching my head. No bugs, so what else am i missing.
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Appreciate the kind words brother and any advice you'll have.... No rush, enjoy the toke!don’t give up brother, shit happens to us all, doesn’t matter about experience.,
i’ll roll a joint and come back to help out..
just a note and this is not a diagnosis of your grow, but sometimes that yellow edges etc, could be from too much nitrogen but looks like a deficiency..
anyhoo give me a bit..
I thought about that as well but with only having added gaia at recommended doses. Then after time elapsed i added the bloom boost. But if they weren't feeding maybe all that hit at once? Maybe flush the soil?I feel your soil is too hot... looks like to me and others may disagree.. but nutes seem to be too strong right now...
no do not flush!!!I thought about that as well but with only having added gaia at recommended doses. Then after time elapsed i added the bloom boost. But if they weren't feeding maybe all that hit at once? Maybe flush the soil?
Awesome...i really didn't wanna have to do that. I get my water from a spring so that woulda meant me carting a lot of water.no do not flush!!!
So with every company that recommends dosages.... no matter what cut dosage in halfI thought about that as well but with only having added gaia at recommended doses. Then after time elapsed i added the bloom boost. But if they weren't feeding maybe all that hit at once? Maybe flush the soil?
Yes, the gaia i apply is at recommended dosage. I'll post pic of soil and worm. Environment is in check. They all were in 5 gallon fabric pots. One i transplanted into 3 gallon pot with new soil to experiment if it was a soil issue. No change as if yet in that one and its been two weeks. Recommended dosage of the two pics of bloom boost. One dose each of 1 liter.ok so need to know about feeding..
the soil came with nutrients? NPK?
amended with gaia green, did you follow gaia’s amending instructions?
how long have the plants been in those bags?
any other nutrients added in?
your light setting is the intensity strong or weak?
your environment in check?..
Yes, the gaia i apply is at recommended dosage. I'll post pic of soil and worm. Environment is in check. They all were in 5 gallon fabric pots. One i transplanted into 3 gallon pot with new soil to experiment if it was a soil issue. No change as if yet in that one and its been two weeks. Recommended dosage of the two pics of bloom boost. One dose each of 1 liter. View attachment 2053777View attachment 2053778
One bag of worm casting per one bag of soilYes, the gaia i apply is at recommended dosage. I'll post pic of soil and worm. Environment is in check. They all were in 5 gallon fabric pots. One i transplanted into 3 gallon pot with new soil to experiment if it was a soil issue. No change as if yet in that one and its been two weeks. Recommended dosage of the two pics of bloom boost. One dose each of 1 liter. View attachment 2053777View attachment 2053778
I ph the water to 6.4 and use a bluelab soil ph pen to check soil ph along with slurry test. Was just trying to rule out anything i could think of. They have been inn those bags for at least 2.5 months now I'd say. Thank you Nick! Really appreciate this.ok.. i do have advice, now mind you it’s a matter of elimination of the basics being in check..
firstly your mostly growing organically, but your ph’ing??
with what? a synthetic chemical?.
i’d stop with that..
this to me is more of a watering issue than anything along with too much amendments..
so stop adding those bloom nutes, stop foliar spraying..
i need this answer how long have those plants been in those bags?
i want to know/gauge how strong that soil is?
ok thanksI ph the water to 6.4 and use a bluelab soil ph pen to check soil ph along with slurry test. Was just trying to rule out anything i could think of. They have been inn those bags for at least 2.5 months now I'd say. Thank you Nick! Really appreciate this.
Typically even their feeding a half liter every day or every other as they dry out. These however even when dry still feel heavy. To verify i also use moisture meter to verify dry deep in the pots.ok thanks
what’s your watering habits/method?
how much water per plant per watering?
that’s the source of your issue.. incorrect watering method..Typically even their feeding a half liter every day or every other as they dry out. These however even when dry still feel heavy. To verify i also use moisture meter to verify dry deep in the pots.
I haven't watered in 4 days... Last top dress was about 3 weeks ago along with the bloom boost for what i thought was wrong with it. Bloom boost was mixed in with water for instant reaction which there really wasn't any.that’s the source of your issue.. incorrect watering method..
those 5 gallon bags do i’d say 3/4 to 1 gallon of water is what’s needed every watering, probably take 3-7 days to become dry depending on plant health and environment..
when and what was the feeding? top dressing?
well she didn’t need it, but anyhoo it’s about getting to the finish/harvest..I haven't watered in 4 days... Last top dress was about 3 weeks ago along with the bloom boost for what i thought was wrong with it. Bloom boost was mixed in with water for instant reaction which there really wasn't any.
your top dress was gaia?well she didn’t need it, but anyhoo it’s about getting to the finish/harvest..
ok give me a min or two