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Wouldn’t the the lime rise the PH? Because im having problem lowering it, everytime i check the runoff in my coco it shows me ph of 6.3 or 6.4 and what i have learned coco needs ph around 5,5 to 6,3I would only be feeding that plant organic compost tea movin forward, and not very strong ones. She's had a hard life.
top dress with some lime to get your ph stable and water with some worm castings tea with molasses
Im growing in coco coir , the runoff ph is around 6.3 to 6.4 which is not good for coco i heard, my ppm after flushing is 300 , i have been using dakine420 nutrients which i will stop using and return to hydroponic flora, when the burn happened i flushed the plants several times, and now as I mentioned i kept the ppm at 200 to 300 yesterday and i didnt give them any feeds today, and yes i pretty much overdosed the nutrients it was my mistake, because i have been making sure my ppm to be exactly like photoperiod which was big fat mistake, because they are autos.You probably still have a residual lockout from the nutrient overdose... it can screw up the Ph and just kind of snowballs from there. The plants are pretty light in color, which usually points at Nitrogen being in short supply, but it's hard to tell what is old and what is possibly new damage.
A history would be helpful... what are you growing these in? Do you have any Ph or PPM measurements? What are you using for fertilizer and how often? What happened when they got burned? It's a lot easier to diagnose problems with more info and only a few more pictures.
Careful with the lime, it works but, to much and that ph won’t come down!I would only be feeding that plant organic compost tea movin forward, and not very strong ones. She's had a hard life.
top dress with some lime to get your ph stable and water with some worm castings tea with molasses
What do you mean with was/is Ute locked?Careful with the lime, it works but, to much and that ph won’t come down!
I think she looks like she was/is Ute locked from ph swing? I also would flush and reset
Nutrient locked, my bad typo sorry , lime helps buffer the low ph and can cause high ph if to much is used,Careful with the lime, it works but, to much and that ph won’t come down!
I think she looks like she was/is Ute locked from ph swing? I also would flush and reset
I flushed the plant for about 4 days, and now the top of coco is getting dry, i notice that my leafs got droopy, for one of the plant, but the other one got right up after flushing, could be from flushing too many times, should i feed them after they become totally dry? Or should i just water it with ph water , im in week 9 now, and the breeder says this NL auto strain take from 9 to 11 weeks to harvestNutrient locked, my bad typo sorry , lime helps buffer the low ph and can cause high ph if to much is used,
If your in coco rinse and reset,
How can i check the coco ph ? From the runoff right? If so then my runoff is 6.4 and i want lower it, because i thought high PH water is what causing this whole problem right?Nutrient locked, my bad typo sorry , lime helps buffer the low ph and can cause high ph if to much is used,
If your in coco rinse and reset,
Breeder info is a guideline at best! Pics?I flushed the plant for about 4 days, and now the top of coco is getting dry, i notice that my leafs got droopy, for one of the plant, but the other one got right up after flushing, could be from flushing too many times, should i feed them after they become totally dry? Or should i just water it with ph water , im in week 9 now, and the breeder says this NL auto strain take from 9 to 11 weeks to harvest
that plant looks a month away at least, the stress can stunt them. You definately need to be feeding.
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