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thanks man, so as far as I understood i should keep water ph at 6.25 and my soil (50% soil and 50% coco) is going to be at the correct ph as well?Until you can regulate the PH those plants will do some crazy stuff. Also you want to be knowing the EC or PPM. Good luck and remember keep it simple.
I shoot for 5.9 ph but 6.25 is ok too. you have to check the runoff to see what the ph is. Like Moshmen said you should really pick one soil or soilless. I use coco myself and feed mine 2x a day to get at least 20% runoff. Good luck with your grow,thanks man, so as far as I understood i should keep water ph at 6.25 and my soil (50% soil and 50% coco) is going to be at the correct ph as well?
Hey Moshmen yesterday I transplanted all 4 plants.Soil and coco don’t mix well for best results pick one direction,soil or soiless .
I’d think about a transplant personally
A little overwTered a little too much nutesHi all,
I am new to the forum, this is my third growth
I am asking for help because I cannot understand what it is going on with my plants.
I will try to list all the necessary details.
5 gallon fabric pots in 50% biobizz light mix + 50% coco choirs + some Bat guano
keeping temperature around 24C (76F) with RH 65%
I have a heater and a 4.5 hot vapor humidifier.
LED Lights Migro Aray 4
4x2 growtent with exhaust fan running 24/7
both plants are autoflowers, week 6/7
(1) is an auto critical orange punch from Dutch's Passion.
(2) is a royal cheese from RQS
I am using BioBizz nutrients once every two watering and ph down to set water ph around 6.5
I measure ph using ph strips and ph liquid droplets.
I got a cheap digital ph meter that I never got to work as it was failing calibration.
I am going to buy a better one soon to measure more accurately my watering solution ph.
I am using Biogrow starter pack, with BioGrow, BioBloom, BioHeaven and Alg-a-Mic ( and top max that i haven't started using yet).
at first lower and older leaves started showing yellow spots, which I saw as a Calcium deficiency caused by too high ph.
so I tried to lower the ph a bit and last 2 watering I went more towards 6.0, but I am not completely confident in my ph measurements.
then I think I overwatered them a bit because the plant was looking droopy and leaves pointed downwards, with leaf surface parallel to the walls (vertical).
so I waited for next watering (that was 48 hours before the photos) and since I noticed yellow, slim and twisted new growth, could it look like nitrogen deficency?
Fan leaves stem turned purple on both plants and
I'm sorry to come in so late but the cooler spots look like what I dealt with. Possible cal mag fix and or possibly p deficiency. Or maybe even leaf minors which neem oil works for.Fan leaves stem turned purple on both plants and new growth is thin with twisted leaves tips.
So at this point I cannot tell if this is nut burn, nut def or ph lockout, heck it could even be light stress!
for sure I am stressed, so I appreciate any help :)
Dunno for sure, but looks like one of three things. Something added or deleted from nutrient feeds, nutes that don’t make the grade for certain stages of growth or ph swings and overwatering. I’d stick with GH series they do the job regardless of stage of growth or plant genetics , I’ve tried a lot but nothing really outperforms them.Hi all,
I am new to the forum, this is my third growth
I am asking for help because I cannot understand what it is going on with my plants.
I will try to list all the necessary details.
5 gallon fabric pots in 50% biobizz light mix + 50% coco choirs + some Bat guano
keeping temperature around 24C (76F) with RH 65%
I have a heater and a 4.5 hot vapor humidifier.
LED Lights Migro Aray 4
4x2 growtent with exhaust fan running 24/7
both plants are autoflowers, week 6/7
(1) is an auto critical orange punch from Dutch's Passion.
(2) is a royal cheese from RQS
I am using BioBizz nutrients once every two watering and ph down to set water ph around 6.5
I measure ph using ph strips and ph liquid droplets.
I got a cheap digital ph meter that I never got to work as it was failing calibration.
I am going to buy a better one soon to measure more accurately my watering solution ph.
I am using Biogrow starter pack, with BioGrow, BioBloom, BioHeaven and Alg-a-Mic ( and top max that i haven't started using yet).
at first lower and older leaves started showing yellow spots, which I saw as a Calcium deficiency caused by too high ph.
so I tried to lower the ph a bit and last 2 watering I went more towards 6.0, but I am not completely confident in my ph measurements.
then I think I overwatered them a bit because the plant was looking droopy and leaves pointed downwards, with leaf surface parallel to the walls (vertical).
so I waited for next watering (that was 48 hours before the photos) and since I noticed yellow, slim and twisted new growth, could it look like nitrogen deficency?
Fan leaves stem turned purple on both plants and
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