If ph is still an issue after switch I can fix that for ya. I don't like to have more than a 0.2 ph increase in 24 hr. Maybe a bit more with plants your size 0.3 the most.
thats what this is all about friend sharing the love,no experts just gardners and it damn nice when one recognize itI’m pretty sure that you just saved my ass on this one. I’m very great full for that. Thank you for taking the time to help a brother out. Sending good vibes out there, blessings
Yeah man, looked like some diarrhea floating around! Luckily I got some good info on here, and just so happened to be sitting on some GH. Universe was looking out for me! If I screw this one up, I’ll probably end up under a bridge
....true story 
I thought I seen kelp and earthworm castings when I looked up even just the hydro version of grow big. Maybe it's not considered organics but that whole organic classification doesn't make much sense to me.
Yeah man, looked like some diarrhea floating around! Luckily I got some good info on here, and just so happened to be sitting on some GH. Universe was looking out for me! If I screw this one up, I’ll probably end up under a bridge
Amen
Found it.... It even has ammonium. Another no go for hydro imo. I know I was thinking the grow big had none until I looked it up.
Found it.... It even has ammonium. Another no go for hydro imo. I know I was thinking the grow big had none until I looked it up.
Grow Big Hydroponic Plant Food by FoxFarm | Planet Natural
Extra strength fertilizer with micronutrients. FoxFarm Grow Big Hydroponic (3-2-6) is a potent, fast-acting, water soluble fertilizer specially formulated for hydroponic use.www.planetnatural.com
Can't say but maybe a microbial issue? I know organics is only as good as as your microbial population and diversity.
under a bridge aint that bad if you have company hahahah hard sleeping with one eye open
so watching your thought have me wondering one thing bro,how the hell do you isolate the npk values in hydro,i just recently tested my water with a npk kit off amazon ,all i had use it for my soil,but tried anyway,that water had so much N that the color wasnt even on the gauge,p was adequte,no sign of k at all,so later that night got to reading some shit that explain another problem ,windy conditions snap the vines of the watermelon plant was one,aphid are atracted to plants with very high N count,so im thinking thats been my problem all along,the feed is the 8-16-36,then the magnesium sulfate,calcium nitrate,the calcium nitrate were the N comes from right?i need something i can isolate what each are doing,swinging from 5.8 to 6.3 over night and shit,sky rocket ppm from 12 to 1600,so i said screw it and added a scoop of cha-ching from fox farms,0-50-10,expecting a burning bush come morning ,my ph was 5.9 ppm 1245,it dropped all the crazy,dont have a clue why,stayed stable for 3 days,put a smit of potassium sulfate in to raise the ph to 6.0 and added 60 mil hydroguard,been stable ,so today raining and 50 degrees ,35 by sat morning hahahah what can i say hahahah aint even liking the cool weather
I really don’t know. The plants definitely where not absorbing the food like they should. It only happened when I tried to push PPMs up. First time was in veg. When I bumped them up from 250ish, to 500ish. I was only at a 1/3 strength. Had to bring them back down to a 1/4 strength, add CalMag, and a little iron. Got em to a 1/3 strength, started flower that way, but 1/3 strength was at 750ish. They were doing great, but yesterday I bumped them up to only half strength and boom. I know everything else in there is on point. I manage PH with a close eye. It’s a Rubix cube that I’m tired of playing with! I honestly think it would do ok with coco. Maybe be allot better on salt build up that’s caused in those bucket systems. I’m looking forward to a smoother ride with the GH. This crap has had me nervous as a whore in church!
Yes, I had allot of sediment in the bottom of my Rez too. Seemed liked it took 2-3 days, and boom
