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2 kinds of mirical grow....Miracle Grow anything is not good for cannabis Get it outta that soil!
2 kinds of mirical grow.... View attachment 2579134
It's a random auto. Fresh soil (miracle grow) tried PH balancing. Coffee. And then Miracle grow flower food.....HELP PLEAse. It keep saying photo is too large. However is a pale lime green
guess ill find out. but i know on afew leafs i have leaf burn and im thinking nutrient burn rather then light burn.Miracle Grow is one of the BEST things for keeping vegging plants nice and green. The problem is cannabis spends only part of its life vegging, and when it moves into flower that slow release nitrogen can be in there interfering with everything else the plant is trying to stack and release rate is unpredictable. The general consensus is to avoid it for cannabis, but I'm thinking a long veg or keeping a mother plant might be exceptions to the no miracle grow rule.
i remember long ago reading something about planting in mirical grow.... just dont remember what was said....
I started out with MG 6 years ago and had great results with my Autos outdoors, but the quality of the media has gone way down the last 2 and I won't bother with it. Too many sticks, twigs, bark and rocks (yes rocks).
I don't know, MG seems to have cheapened their fertz. 2 years ago my auto's fan leaves yellowed before they should have. I was giving flower nutes, no N (thinking the MG beads were still good), so it's possible the little beads were gone. Or, I messed up somewhere else.Rocks are okay, contributes to aeration but not all rocks are created equal for this role. If they're porous rocks, awesome. Bark and twigs contribute a nice supply of nitrogen with their decomposition. What you're dismissing as worse might actually be improvements.
Miracle Grow rocked the ag world by coming up with a soil blend that seemingly never comes up short on nitrogen for the plant. Unfortunately, that makes it not ideal for cannabis where there is very low demand during flower and it's just in there interfering and contributing EC that is useless to the plant, competing with other nutes, and fostering a soil environment that is less ideal for producing resins and rich terpenes.
Check ur camera settings for smaller file size.It's a random auto. Fresh soil (miracle grow) tried PH balancing. Coffee. And then Miracle grow flower food.....HELP PLEAse. It keep saying photo is too large. However is a pale lime green
I don't know, MG seems to have cheapened their fertz. 2 years ago my auto's fan leaves yellowed before they should have. I was giving flower nutes, no N (thinking the MG beads were still good), so it's possible the little beads were gone. Or, I messed up somewhere else.
prob the nitrogen from soil and coffee together, the clawing down is usualy that if the tips start turning yellow thats itIt's a random auto. Fresh soil (miracle grow) tried PH balancing. Coffee. And then Miracle grow flower food.....HELP PLEAse. It keep saying photo is too large. However is a pale lime green
dont add any more nutes and keep watering regulry becarful not to over water it should start gobbling up the nutes as it gets into flowerprob the nitrogen from soil and coffee together, the clawing down is usualy that if the tips start turning yellow thats it
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