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I water every second day but I had cut back abit because of my ph lockout, gonna be easier to drop ph if it's about dryer over it being saturated in high ph water and mystic I'll try your slurry method and come back with results I usually test the runoff water in my saucers and it always reads over ph7How often do you water?
Once my girls are back on track I'll give them this tea for food that's bio ready, my question is can I add dry amendments at the same time because the amendments are not bio ready for like a week... Trying to stay on the safe side my goal is to bring them back and once they are back on track I'll give them a few week before flipping and keep a good regimentNo problem, i hope we get you on the right track. Keep us posted will ya? Its really good to get feed back helps us make sure our info is on point.
I would keep those nutes separate, guano scratches in very well and is readily available and is most likely to burn back you bennies, alfalfa and kelp are great stuff i really like to use em' you rockin some liquid kelp?
Heres a recipie that i love all credit to Clakamus Coot or Lumberdawgs
2 cups Alfalfa meal per 4 gal
2 tbs hydrated kelp paste per gal
And if your really feeling excitable you can put a TBS of molasses per gallon but its not really needed.
Bubble for 32-48hrs and then top off with a bit of Humic acid
It cuts out the part of buying over priced seaweed extracts and you get better nutrition from plant matter anyway. You can scratch in your bag of stuff after brewing. I really like to use it with some silica, for a root drench and at 1/2 dilution for foliar. Some good stuff.
Okay I'll give 2ml per gal of sensizym and I've been watering at ph5.5 for the past couple of days and the ph is dropping slowly day by day.. and would I have this bacteria because of my lack of watering at the beginning?Could be denitrifying bacteria raising the ph since you are using organics. Some decent advice up there, Id use enzymes also and feed lower ph at like 5.5 or so to drop it down, and feed often enough with enough runoff to prevent the bacteria from blooming and throwing the ph out of whack. Always keep coco wet, if it goes lighter brown its far too dry. Mature plants in coco can usually be watered at least once up to several times a day
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