Roxyheart420
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I'm using Heavy 16, Cal mg, Silica, Hydroguard. I usually stay around 1300-1500 in flower which I'm at now.What nutes are you using?
I'm using the Bluelab ph meter and "yes" I did that. I switched, then calibrated. I was down around 1100 for the last 2 weeks. So here is the run -off measurements. Going in 1350, coming out 610ppm 6.0ph I just finished week 3. Your right some buds look small, therefore I thought up the ppm's because their hungry.Those buds look pretty small, I'd also lower my ppm a bit to around 1000 or 1100 to see if they improve.
I agree, less is more. Your plants will look perfectly healthy for a long while with half of the nutrients they need but if you give them a little too much they will look sick and hungry.I never go above 1.6 ec (800ppm) max on a healthy plant.
Flush well until ppm’s are low and re feed a half strength grow ratio and wait for recovery. Skip the additives. Just good complete base nutes.
Thats what i learned to do anyway.
I agree, less is more. Your plants will look perfectly healthy for a long while with half of the nutrients they need but if you give them a little too much they will look sick and hungry.
I was working my way up from 800ppms then to 900 then I hit 1000-1100 for the first two weeks, and they were turning yellow, then drying. No matter work ppm's they were they were still turning yellow and dieing. I was flushing to get ph up a little because it had dropped to 4.5-5.0 I was spaying with Epson salt. When I flushed ppms went down to 250, feed at half strength and then ppm's never went above 600ppm after that.Then we flush and cause water stress which can also acidify the root zone and then we cant tell if over or under fed.
I was told to always err on underfeeding. Can always add more but much harder to take away.
Also, the other leaves are a lime green not a nice normal green, which is usually under feeding.I was working my way up from 800ppms then to 900 then I hit 1000-1100 for the first two weeks, and they were turning yellow, then drying. No matter work ppm's they were they were still turning yellow and dieing. I was flushing to get ph up a little because it had dropped to 4.5-5.0 I was spaying with Epson salt. When I flushed ppms went down to 250, feed at half strength and then ppm's never went above 600ppm after that.
Also, the other leaves are a lime green not a nice normal green, which is usually under feeding.
Was there any way to recover?Once too much nutrients block the roots the plants yellow, spot and stripe and even tip burn.
I've never had this before in coco. This Rockwool is all new to me. I figured I had over watered under watered, something happened, now I just need to know how to fix it.Was there any way to recover?
Was there any way to recover?
Damn, I have done all of this. I'm actually trying to Epson salt foliar for a week or two again.Yeah you flush (leach) out the excess nutrients and re feed a light dose of complete grow ratio nutes.
Damn, I have done all of this. I'm actually trying to Epson salt foliar for a week or two again.
Im just not seeing the Mg deficiency.. what i do see is Calcium and potassium issues. Pretty common for those to get locked out from chronic overfeeding.Damn, I have done all of this. I'm actually trying to Epson salt foliar for a week or two again.
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