BayAreaIndica
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Hi peeps. I came across these signs a few days ago and I will be flipping to flower tomorrow. I’m not too concerned on what it could be, just curious to know!
I’ve never used Epson salt before, but I’ll definitely look into it. I’m growing with coco. Thanks!Looks like magnesium. Easy fix epsom salt = magnesium and sulfer
I’ve always added cal/mag, and NPK mixes. Just recently upped the EC to 1200 ppms. I thought that’ll be too strong. I also added Earth dust. This is my first grow I haven’t had major problems. But will be flipping to flower tomorrow. Don’t want to come across the switch problem lol compost teas and Epson salt, I’d definitely look into that!Ya coco you’ll always need to add cal/Mag sulfer is good too. Helps your plant get access to other nutrients. Most people have magnesium deficiency and cal/Mag fixes it. Try this though and 1tsp epsom salt to your coco when you mix it. Feed for 6 weeks with cal/Mag and half strength nutes. Make sure to add some sort of soil booster. Compost teas are good too. This all before you put your babies in a bed of that super coco. You won’t see any deficiencies. I do a epsom root feed at 3 and 6 weeks and Foliar all through
4000 ppm? And I was worried with 1200 hahahIf you feed or water to run off you’d have to adjust this but I don’t and have no issues. I even tested up to 4000!ppm till showing signed of burn. Now I know my limit so my next grow will be dial in complete
Ohhh okay makes sense, yea no I’m not using anything organic. But I am also using Mykos mycorrhizae fungi. Any flip to flower tips?Ya but my nutes are all organic so are all my boosters and I add mycorrhizal fungi
If you’re using organic EC makes absolutely no sense.Ya but my nutes are all organic so are all my boosters and I add mycorrhizal fungi
EC value is the salt concentration in your substrate or in the nutrient solution. It’s a meaningless metric for organics.@mancorn It works for me. It worked for gardeners and farmers for hundred of years. Didn’t realized you were an expert
Golly I never heard about ES, thanks for the lesson! Oh wait, I didn’t say jack shit about ES, but commented on your assertion to the OP (who uses synthetics) that a 4000 ppm was acceptable. But hey you can read about EC/ppm and non relevance in organics on the interweb in ten minutes and double your growing knowledge.Do some research epsom salt is mineralized magnesium and sulfer both good for plants and specifically marijuana. All chemical and organic fertilizer is salt based. There’s good salt and bad salt just like opinions. I’ll stick with what works
I was thinking on still using the same feedings that I use now but add some bloom nutes right when I flip. And will be decreasing veg nutes with time. Sounds about right?Don’t start counting your days until you first see flowers. Takes about 10-14 days most people count wrong
Person were referring to their personal use with organic and being up to 4000 ppm, didn’t recommend me to do so as well.Golly I never heard about ES, thanks for the lesson! Oh wait, I didn’t say jack shit about ES, but commented on your assertion to the OP (who uses synthetics) that a 4000 ppm was acceptable. But hey you can read about EC/ppm and non relevance in organics on the interweb in ten minutes and double your growing knowledge.
As pervious stated EC/ppm is not used for organic fertilizers. It’s like saying my Big Mac goes 60mph. It makes no sense. Here’s a simple read: https://blueskyorganics.com/growing-guides/ppm-and-you-a-quick-guide/Person were referring to their personal use with organic and being up to 4000 ppm, didn’t recommend me to do so as well.
Ohhh okay thanks for the clarification I didn’t have to click on the link, it actually makes complete sense. I didn’t even think about thatAs pervious stated EC/ppm is not used for organic fertilizers. It’s like saying my Big Mac goes 60mph. It makes no sense. Here’s a simple read: https://blueskyorganics.com/growing-guides/ppm-and-you-a-quick-guide/
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