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StickyScissors
StickyScissorsstarted grow question 2 years ago
Hey friends. Any advice here? I’m thinking nutrient burn perhaps? My EC did climb a bit. Today I’m running fresh water with very little nutes.
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StickyScissors
StickyScissorsanswered grow question 2 years ago
Thanks to everyone for all the valuable input. I’m so glad to have this community. I’m embarrassed to report this as it’s such a silly resolution to my problem. Apparently I found my PH was having nasty volatility swings, causing my plant to either consume too much of one nutrient, and not enough of others, etc. I was setting my PH to 6.0 and found it down as low as 4.2 in 24 hours. I usually check every two days so I could possibly be running toxic for over a day at a time. Started using SI and noticed it remaining more balanced. This is the first time I’ve run individual DWC buckets. My old setup was a 6 auto flood buckets with a 25 gallon reservoir. Less volatile compared to stationary 5 gallon pals. Still learning as I go. Thanks again everyone!!!
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EdithRocheanswered grow question 2 years ago
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crimsonecho
crimsonechoanswered grow question 2 years ago
look i’m no hydro guy but i’ve been around the forums chatting up with salt farmers as i call them haha and gotta say 1.4-1.6 ec youre feeding is too high for those plants. dial it back to 1/2 or at least to 3/4 of what youre feeding and i’m sure theyll be much happier.
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Oozle
Oozleanswered grow question 2 years ago
Too high an EC. Most photoperiods I don't hit an EC 1.4 until I add my bloom booster and that is only for a week or two. Auto's are finnicky. Bring your EC down to 1-1.2. Gottagrow mentioned a good baseline. Cal-mag + water = EC .3 then the rest base nutrients. to 1-1.2+ Running your bucket with only water and very little nutrients will only make the problem worse by starving the plant. If you want to "flush" the roots, run water with some hydroguard or a beneficial enzyme through the roots during a bucket change
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago
I c you are using calmag the white spots are cal mag also could be a mix of mag +sulphur. It'll fix itself out once you lower your EC and you have.
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago
Hmmm, bro you have a few issues. N TOX, CAL MAG DEFS. Your water must be soft. Restart your nutrient programme and add some cal mag to your water. 150ppm + ambient water ppm should be fine with a low dose of NPK. 3-500max 5.8 PH set it at and you'll have a few days before you have to adjust PH again.
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