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I think it's a Ca problem. The Roots Bloom has 8% Ca, but its gonna be a good 2 weeks before it breaks down enough for the plants to access. So I bought an instant, liquid Ca water additive. I spread 4 table spoons across 2 gallons of water with a teaspoon of Epson Salt per gal and applied a 1/4 gal to each plant. I'm thinking that they should be Uber-happy this time 3-4 weeks from now. I'm thinking about doing another trimming session and remove all damaged, discolored and overall unwell looking foliage so when I get back to the tent on Friday after 4 days away, it will be obvious if any problems still exists.right on! curious to see if the bloom fixes your issue
Looks good. Gonna be tight in that tent in about 4 to 5 weeks.
Well, turns out all the seeds were fem, cause I have 8 female flowering plants.Looks good. Gonna be tight in that tent in about 4 to 5 weeks.
I know. I was supposed to flip them 2 weeks ago, but I had a serious neut problem that I had to solve before flipping. I'll probably top the tallest ones and I reinstalled the net last night to help a little more. But, I'm not scared to order another tent and move 2 of them. I'm running 2 lights in this 5x5, both mars a TS3000 and a SP150. That sp150 could easily cover 2 of them in a 2x4. Plus, the the have not beed sexed yet. I refer to them as "girls" but that is for good luck. Assuming 4 will be pulled, that will open up a lot of room. Either way, I'm using this thread to document how to deal with a 100% Strawberry Fields Soil grow from seed to harvest; because, I could not find any good data on it.
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