Johnnygrowz
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To me it seems like a magnesium deficiency, but it could be other issues aswel, Could be too much of it or too little, ive had this problem before growing with coco. Are you using tap water or RO? if your ppm are high it means shes not eating, which brings me to think it could be too much of something or root problems
Tap water is at 180 ppm . Pro mix . I have just flushed them straight with water only ph 6.5 . They should dry out in 2 to 3 days . How should i feed then back to normal 700ppm? Full bloom nute ?
Im in soil though. Still applies?Yea dont let your coco dry out. Try feed/water/feed, maybe once every one day. people say you can not overwater coco, its true in a way but i have ran into issues due to watering too often. just make sure not to let the coco dry out to much. Feed @600ppm @6.2 - 6.3 ph to try intake the cal mag in case that is the issue, do that for about a week, use cal mag in your water days and see if it gets better
no if you in soil than water every 3- 5days. put your finger in the soil if it feels dry than you can water again. Someone can correct me if im wrong but you do not need cal mag in soil since it should already has enough, which makes me think if you adding cal mag maybe thats the issue you are seeing, if you water everyday than its too much water for soil. Keep ppm@600 ph 6.3-6.5 water once every 3 days or depending on how dry the medium is, unlike coco, with soil you have to let it dry out a littleIm in soil though. Still applies?
Thanks for the advice guys . Ill hit it with 600 ppm then cal mag like you say. See how it goes for a week . Am i a lost cause or still lookin ok?
No promix is not Coco, so water like soil. I like my pH 6.2 - 6.4 for promix also I recommend you don't change to all Bloom nutes, recommend you use 5ml each of grow, bloom and microIm in soil though. Still applies?
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