Buttercup726
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Pro mix hp
Ph 6.3 highest 6.5
I sprayed with some green cleaner. I became paranoid of russet/broad. I want to flip the switch but I wanna correct the issue before I go into flower
On the single leaf pics I see some white spots, have you been spraying? Also what is your medium and pH?
Just looked again at the pics, you've got some nute issue. I suspect overfeeding/bad feeding. What, exactly, and how much/often, are you feeding it. What is soil pH?
Have you checked runoff pH recently?Pro mix hp
Ph 6.3 highest 6.5
I sprayed with some green cleaner. I became paranoid of russet/broad. I want to flip the switch but I wanna correct the issue before I go into flower
Have you checked runoff pH recently?
Home Depot and similar sell a cheap soil pH meter, for about 15 bucks, that will be close enough for government work. Get that and put in moist soil, wait for a min. 5.3 is pretty fooking low. You might get some Lilly Soil Sweet while you're at it, cuz your pH is probably pretty low, and that's the fix. If the soil pH is out of range, you'll get lockout, and that could easily be the cause of the mottling above. This is the meter. Yeah, it's cheezy, but they work for me. https://www.amazon.com/Moisture-Gar...+checker+soil&qid=1555093391&s=gateway&sr=8-1Run off ph (using my standard Hanna hand held ph reader) came out to be 5.3!!!
So it’s full point plus of a difference of what’s going in to what’s going out.
https://www.pthorticulture.com/en/training-center/low-ph-of-fresh-growing-media/
Not saying this is your issue just happened to come across it and thought you might be interested, good luck!
Home Depot and similar sell a cheap soil pH meter, for about 15 bucks, that will be close enough for government work. Get that and put in moist soil, wait for a min. 5.3 is pretty fooking low. You might get some Lilly Soil Sweet while you're at it, cuz your pH is probably pretty low, and that's the fix. If the soil pH is out of range, you'll get lockout, and that could easily be the cause of the mottling above. This is the meter. Yeah, it's cheezy, but they work for me. https://www.amazon.com/Moisture-Gar...+checker+soil&qid=1555093391&s=gateway&sr=8-1
Feeding ever three days is fairly intense. I feed once a week. You didn't list details about how much you are using per gallon. Mixing random shit in like you are doing is a recipe for "What's wrong with my plant" posts. I would get a known solid fertilizer, and use -just- that, at half to 2/3 recommended strength. I suggest Botanicare Gro and Bloom. If you must add something, add a -small- amount of a micro-nutrient mix, like GH Trio micro. Botanicare contains cal-mag, so no need for that. Hydrogaurd is useless in soil, you can stop that. It doesn't hurt, but it's for maintaining healthy hydro tanks. Molasses is a placebo, so can ignore that. I have no idea what insect frass is, haven't needed it in 40 years of growing, suggest you eliminate that.
Simplify and reduce feeding, and figure out the soil pH. We'll work from there.
Emerald Harvest appears to be a hydro oriented nute line. You -are in soil, right? I'd use one intended for soil going forward. Again, I like Botanicare. I would not feed anything until you figure out the pH. If you have lockout going on, adding nutes won't help, and will increase toxicity.Old mannnn River with the knowledge bro. Thanks mann. Appreciate your time and effort. Using emerald harvest for vegging. I’ll def get that soil ph reader. Fairly cheap and within my budget. Insect frass is just insect shiiit basically. I’m going to continue to flush about half the pot size and introduce nutrients at half strength and hopefully this will do the trick. Thanks once again for the valaubale info!
Emerald Harvest appears to be a hydro oriented nute line. You -are in soil, right? I'd use one intended for soil going forward. Again, I like Botanicare. I would not feed anything until you figure out the pH. If you have lockout going on, adding nutes won't help, and will increase toxicity.
Promix can be treated as if it was soil for our purposes on pH. Promix has a lot of peat in it, I believe, which is acidic. A micro-nutrient mix will be helpful. Any major brand. But getting the pH figured out is most likely the core issue.Soil-less medium. Pro mix hp. Thinking about going cocoa next time around.
I'd recommend not changing your program until you get it working. Coco/hydro is a whole new set of stuff.Soil-less medium. Pro mix hp. Thinking about going cocoa next time around.
I'd recommend not changing your program until you get it working. Coco/hydro is a whole new set of stuff.
To me it looks like over watering if its not heat stressSo some background. Had 10 ladies vegging under blue lights for a month. Moved them to the flower room under hps lights. Still vegging
Temp -70 degrees during the day. In the low 60s during night time
Humidity- above 50 percent
Heat stress - feels good right above the canopy
Got a 100x microscope - no russet/broad mites
Been feeding nutrients two times then a tea w caps bennies along w molasses and insect frass.
5 gg#4 showing very little taco effect
5 gelato showing taco effect everywhere
The last pic is the gg#4. The previous pics are the gelato
Here are some pics
Any thoughts?
Checking the run off ph is not are accurate way of measuring pH the only accurate way is to measure ph at the rootballRun off ph (using my standard Hanna hand held ph reader) came out to be 5.3!!!
So it’s full point plus of a difference of what’s going in to what’s going out.
We've got it covered aboveChecking the run off ph is not are accurate way of measuring pH the only accurate way is to measure ph at the rootball
Sorry im lagging bad hahaWe've got it covered above
No worries, bro, we've been busy elsewhere. :-DSorry im lagging bad haha
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