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As everyone else mentioned, they look hungry. Hard to say 'why' without knowing other variables. It could simply be they just need more food!They have been in veg for almost 3 months in 3 gallons. Cause i didnt plant right for my perpetual and im waiting for the flower room to finish in another 6 weeks!!!
what else can i do to prolong them besides transplanting. Sigh no space to yet.
im feeding them general hydroponics 3 part and some additives from gh and recharge. Ppm has been at 750 no burn.
i will try letting them dry out as someone mentioned. But im almost positive the oh buffers not working nomore.
Im at at like 12 weeks actually sorry i wrote wrong earlier
Im using thisAs everyone else mentioned, they look hungry. Hard to say 'why' without knowing other variables. It could simply be they just need more food!
I wouldn't chase a pH problem until you actually know it's a pH problem. You can do more harm than good. A good soil pH meter would remove all the guessing. Measuring your run off pH can be misleading. For instance, for the fun of it, I tested my run off this morning. The pH of my fertilizer solution was 6.4, the pH of my runoff was 5.4 and the pH of the ProMix was 5.8. (tomorrow the ProMix pH will go up .1 and the next day another .1 or so which is what i expect and want). If i was making decisions based on my run off alone, it'd be a mistake.
Are you using RO? Tap? Any reason for the additional additives? Recharge? With a good balanced fertilizer you shouldn't need all the extra stuff. It needlessly complicates things. At least that's been my experience. I'm sure everyone has their own opinion on this.
If your fertilizer and water source is proper, there's a good chance you wouldn't have to worry about the pH of your ProMix. Otherwise, you'll have to figure out how to maintain the medium's pH.
Tap is at 6.8 but i ph it to 5.8 and thats my numberIm using this
Ph going in is 5.8 and run off is at 5.2Promix can become acidic after 8 weeks. Do a runoff test. See if your runoff is super acidic.
Is 180 a good number? I don't often test my mix but I could be 600 all the way up by 1200. My tap water is 80. Then I would have to add PH UP because it was so acid like from the nutes and the PH UP adds to the parts per million also. Once it came out 1500 ppm So I dumped in a extra gallon of water. I don't think the plants ever had a hard time with it.Tap is at 6.8 but i ph it to 5.8 and thats my number
180ppm
Hope you guys can get a clearer picture of whats going on :(
my problem is i cant do anything until i harvest my first crop its only in like week 4 flower
sigh
im pretty sure all these problems are time related and they dont like it. I have some runts of the group and theyre looking way better right now .
3 gallon. I know I’m going to transplant to a 7 gallons soon!! I think this is my main problem as well.What size plant pots are those? They look very small, maybe 1.5 gal.? Under a light that big and the area you have there I would be using at least a 5 gallon pot, or a 7 gal. fabric pot. Are all your plants the same strain? Keep in mind that different strains have different shades of green, I have had many strains that look just like your first pic with new growth appearing more yellow than green.
Yes there is 4 strains of various kushesWhat size plant pots are those? They look very small, maybe 1.5 gal.? Under a light that big and the area you have there I would be using at least a 5 gallon pot, or a 7 gal. fabric pot. Are all your plants the same strain? Keep in mind that different strains have different shades of green, I have had many strains that look just like your first pic with new growth appearing more yellow than green.
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