I wouldn't add manganese. If one plant has mites they all do. I'm not sure exactly what the brown spots are yet, when I get a chance later this morning I'll take a longer lookI'm 6 months in, beginning of flower.
Soil is MG moisture control. (I know it was a mistake). Only nutes I've been giving for a while are advanced nutrients bloom with the recommended dosage. They are growing outdoors in my balcony.
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I tried cal/mag but it didn't work. I'm taking care of the mite problem but I know it's not from mites because another plant I had had the same issue and no mites.
Someone recommended manganese, I bought this one but it came with no recommendation of dosage and now I can't use it. Does anyone know how should I dose it? I think I'm doomed lol
A teaspoon for how much water? My soil is miraclegro moisture control, it retains a lot of water for a long time so I'm assuming high CEC.Don't try cal/mag, just use gypsum. You shouldn't really apply magnesium to the soil. Foliar spray it in if you run into an issue. But for Mn, it all really depends on how much of a CEC your media uses. I've used a large amount of Mn before, but thats just because I had an insane CEC. If you have a light mix you want to go less, maybe like a teaspoon. If you have a more clayey, OM heavy mix, maybe have some biochar, you can add a few tablespoons. Use some humic acid as well.
Thanks, I'll wait until you answer before trying manganese. They all had mites at least the ones outside, but I controlled it in one. The sick plant that has this issue couldn't get rid of them. I heard sick plants are much more susceptible to bug problems so maybe it's that.I wouldn't add manganese. If one plant has mites they all do. I'm not sure exactly what the brown spots are yet, when I get a chance later this morning I'll take a longer look
Well I might not be the best person to answer because I have never seen a manganese deficiency, they're very rare. Recommend a slurry test of your soil to know if that is what's causing itThanks, I'll wait until you answer before trying manganese. They all had mites at least the ones outside, but I controlled it in one. The sick plant that has this issue couldn't get rid of them. I heard sick plants are much more susceptible to bug problems so maybe it's that.
Thanks, I'll wait until you answer before trying manganese. They all had mites at least the ones outside, but I controlled it in one. The sick plant that has this issue couldn't get rid of them. I heard sick plants are much more susceptible to bug problems so maybe it's that.
There are normal leaves and sick leaves all over the plant they are mixed. The normal ones just bend, the sick ones with the spots and rust, they snap all along the leaf if bent, the worse the problem is the more dry and snappy they getTake a leaf by its petoile and see if it bends ir snaps. Let me know what happened..dont dick around just do it. Start from top or bottom working your way down or up the plant. Do it randomly every 6 inches up or down plant. At least 5X per plant...record remember whst part of the plsnt they snapped and whst part they just bent wo snapping
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