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5.7 in soil? Sounds pretty low..
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mmg-az
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bump it 6.3-6.5??5.7 in soil? Sounds pretty low..
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I would - what kind of soil are they in?
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thanks for support and advice. we will "KILL" it;)
Haha, I wasn't being sarcastic. Good luck, mate.
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bump it 6.3-6.5??
heavy 6.8 flush with a heavy dose of enzymes to eat the dead root mass. they bounce back in a week or 2
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Roots O. GreenfieldI would - what kind of soil are they in?
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sorry to say i had to put it out of its misery:(heavy 6.8 flush with a heavy dose of enzymes to eat the dead root mass. they bounce back in a week or 2
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having trouble uploading pics but my 2 left of 6 are looking happy and perky:)
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Hey bro, look up GREEN FIELDS. Shit is HOT as hell and specifically made for OUTDOOR planting, very heavy in Nitrogen. Next time you pop beans look into FOX FARM happy frog or light warrior. Also, it is a soil mix, not soilless so maintain a pH around 6.8, like BIGQUESO suggested.
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started seed in cups with fox farms, then transplant into G.F.Hey bro, look up GREEN FIELDS. Shit is HOT as hell and specifically made for OUTDOOR planting, very heavy in Nitrogen. Next time you pop beans look into FOX FARM happy frog or light warrior. Also, it is a soil mix, not soilless so maintain a pH around 6.8, like BIGQUESO suggested.
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Definitely some leaf tweak going on, you adjust your pH yet?started seed in cups with fox farms, then transplant into G.F.
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yes 6.4.Definitely some leaf tweak going on, you adjust your pH yet?
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Oh shit! Flush quick. Let em recover and slowly begin feeding again 1/2 strenghth. Slowly increase ppm every other feeding till you get right back on track. Hope this helps. Just keep your ph 6.1-6.3. Peace and goodluck!
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thanks see what becomes of herOh shit! Flush quick. Let em recover and slowly begin feeding again 1/2 strenghth. Slowly increase ppm every other feeding till you get right back on track. Hope this helps. Just keep your ph 6.1-6.3. Peace and goodluck!
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