Mites, you'll need to do 3 treatments over 10 days to get em all. I'd get 2 or 3 different options like green cleaner and azamax and something with pyrethrin.Sure
I only have acess to neem oil and some synthetic generic insecticide...Mites, you'll need to do 3 treatments over 10 days to get em all. I'd get 2 or 3 different options like green cleaner and azamax and something with pyrethrin.
I didn't read anyone elses reply, as I know exactly what it is.Temperature: 25°C (Lights on)
RH: around 50-55%
High Quality Coco ready to use (Ec 0.1)
PPM feeding: 600ppm (1.2ec) 6.0 ph with remo nutrients for veg according to the table.
Runoff - Around 350ppm and PH of 7.2 (i got that ph recently but when it was around 6.2, the plant was having the same problems...
I tried to run 800ppm and 350 ppm as well, 5% of pot volume and 10-20% runoff rule.
I flushed them already, 2 times, one with light nute mix and one with 5.8 ph water...
It has a fungus gnat infestation and im running h202 3% (1-4) right now (for the first time yesterday) and ordered gnat traps, and trying foliar neem oil... what do u think that is?
Im curious about langbeinite- I have dr earth 0-0-22 and have tried it on outdoor non cannabis plants, roses, tomato, cucumber with good success. I’m also curious about human urineKinda' looks like potassium excess. Last season I played around with langbeinite for the first time and saw some different looks in regards to excess and lack of K. Although I was outdoors in soil I had some similarly burnt and crumbly leaves after I over applied langbeinite. I would also be careful spraying oil on to stressed leaves as they could be more prone to burning depending on temps/light intensity.
I believe your pH is too high in the soil. I would suggest flushing with <6.0 until you get 6.6- 6.8Temperature: 25°C (Lights on)
RH: around 50-55%
High Quality Coco ready to use (Ec 0.1)
PPM feeding: 600ppm (1.2ec) 6.0 ph with remo nutrients for veg according to the table.
Runoff - Around 350ppm and PH of 7.2 (i got that ph recently but when it was around 6.2, the plant was having the same problems...
I tried to run 800ppm and 350 ppm as well, 5% of pot volume and 10-20% runoff rule.
I flushed them already, 2 times, one with light nute mix and one with 5.8 ph water...
It has a fungus gnat infestation and im running h202 3% (1-4) right now (for the first time yesterday) and ordered gnat traps, and trying foliar neem oil... what do u think that is?
It says he's using cocoI believe your pH is too high in the soil. I would suggest flushing with <6.0 until you get 6.6- 6.8
Yes! If 6.2 is going in, and 7.2 is coming out (and you're sure the meter is calibrated, your coco is through the roof. I'd say near 8.I believe your pH is too high in the soil. I would suggest flushing with <6.0 until you get 6.6- 6.8
Yea, I'm Using Pure Coco Coir...It says he's using coco
Yeah, no doubt on the PH. If you had root aphids, or any kind of disease in the root zone, your ph would drop like a rock.Yea, I'm Using Pure Coco Coir...
Yea, my ph meter is calibrated, and ppm meter too (500 scale).Yes! If 6.2 is going in, and 7.2 is coming out (and you're sure the meter is calibrated, your coco is through the roof. I'd say near 8.
Luckily, it's an easy fix, but may take a bit of flushing.
Did you ever add lime, or a product with it?
I always check run off ph/EC. 5.9 going in 6.2 coming out.
I wrote a half an article on PH. I don't know it all, but I know why you're having the issues
Macro, and mico nutes are takn up in the root zone. The roots can not take in the nutrients with a PH out of range, especially that far.
You can give more, and more nutes, but if PH is out of range, the plant is starting
Yea! Nice news! Check my post above to see if u have something to say about it, please! Peace!Yeah, no doubt on the PH. If you had root aphids, or any kind of disease in the root zone, your ph would drop like a rock.
I'm back at the farm after taking a several year break, as I had kids.Yea! Nice news! Check my post above to see if u have something to say about it, please! Peace!
See what the ph is tomorrow. If it's back up around 7, fludh with 5.6-5.7. Keep checking the run off, anf keep flushing.Yea, my ph meter is calibrated, and ppm meter too (500 scale).
I did a "flush" (3 galons pot and 10L of 550ppm 5.8 ph in each pot) that someone is this post recommended. EC of Inflow Matched the Runoff and the ph dropped down to 6.3-6.4 from 7.2... so i hope that solve somethings... Treated with 2 consecutive days with neem oil, and will add some perlite in the top of each pot (about 1 inch of perlite). I also did some test... In one pot my flush was with only part A and B from a Local Brand Nutrient. And the other one was with BioGrow (from Biobizz), Enzymes, Complex B and some microbes, Part A + B of Local Brand Nutrient and some BioHeaven (From Biobizz too) to see if helps with the life in the coco.... Anyway. I Will post as soon as i have an update.
Right, i check every time! I'm not using silica, but i have some here... Should i use? What ppm of silica? I will mesure the ph after tomorrow or tomorrow (depends on the dryness of the medium, i wait till very tiny clear brown in surface to fertigate again).See what the ph is tomorrow. If it's back up around 7, fludh with 5.6-5.7. Keep checking the run off, anf keep flushing.
Are you using silica? You check your ph after everything is added, right?
It's like a good fertilizer (Local Brand), but biobizz has some molasses and bioheaven has some aminoacid and other thinks that can help living culture in the medium as well as the Complex B (that have some microbes on it) and the Enzymes is supossed to help in that too and better nutrient absorption... Nothing crazy, like "recharge" from real growers (i ordered some BTW), but it what i have right now... Hope your kids are doing awesome! Peace!I'm back at the farm after taking a several year break, as I had kids.
I'm not sure where it is. If you post the link, I'll be happy to take a look
Thanks. If you have any more issue, or the PH isn't getting back in range, don't hesitate. Molasses will actually drop ph, so im wondering if they're putting anything in it to combat the drop from Molasses, and that's why it's being raised so high?It's like a good fertilizer (Local Brand), but biobizz has some molasses and bioheaven has some aminoacid and other thinks that can help living culture in the medium as well as the Complex B (that have some microbes on it) and the Enzymes is supossed to help in that too and better nutrient absorption... Nothing crazy, like "recharge" from real growers (i ordered some BTW), but it what i have right now... Hope your kids are doing awesome! Peace!
Thanks to help me out, you and everybody! I will keep updated here! Keeping updated maybe help someone in the future!Thanks. If you have any more issue, or the PH isn't getting back in range, don't hesitate. Molasses will actually drop ph, so im wondering if they're putting anything in it to combat the drop from Molasses, and that's why it's being raised so high?
Well find out tomorrow
So, Updating Here. Inflow - 600 ppm. Ph 5.8.Thanks. If you have any more issue, or the PH isn't getting back in range, don't hesitate. Molasses will actually drop ph, so im wondering if they're putting anything in it to combat the drop from Molasses, and that's why it's being raised so high?
Well find out tomorrow
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