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Im watered them1st time with biogrow yesterday, but only 5 biggest. Now I will wait week
29.4. plants are little bit burned from lights and have short nodes, im dimmed them to 80% and hung higher to cca 65 cm
1.5. im cut some low branches and some leaves
Today Im must buy calmag
Week 4 was bad, very bad for all. I bought a ph meter on Thursday and I was shocked how PH have rainwater, so Im bought ph down at friday
Pls help me, its possible burn plants with calmag that was mixed 1,2ml/1,5l Plants are 4 weeks old. I had terrible PH from rainwater 7,32. Im bought ph metr at half of 4 week, so they was watered 3weeks with bad ph
2 bananas have hard times from week 4 as you can see. Melons going well
11.5. Bananas keep going and PH is correct now 6,4 - 6,5. I'm done some changes and last binding work and trimming unnecessary shoots. You can see photos
Hello can someone tell me if I can using Biobizz biobloom and topmax every watering? Im feedeng them 2x/week and now I'm found P deficit. New leaves are light green and hanging. And I see red spots
New week and again bad, I must feed them more, bud I'm scared from burn.
29.5. I have some problems, but I don't know what is that if I feed tham low? Keeping ph at 6,3-6,4, ph of water lowering with vinegar
Help please still don't know what is that, watch these veins. When you look to my diary you will see light green leaves. How i can help them? I found on internet it can be low phosphorus when lights are too strong, but I feed them with biobizz and once a week adding calmag
It can be phosphorus, potassium, nitrogen, molybdenum, etc. Imbalance or genetic bias.
It's more likely to be phosphorus related if not genetic, but it's always more than one factor, just some factors more dominant.
If the reddening plant isn't the banana blaze, I recommend you use a bit more calcium than in calmag, perhaps citric acid, a bit of trace mineral stuff, potassium, carbs.
I also notice the "yellowing" is at he tops, so it might be light related too, coz it doesn't really look like nitrogen itself.
Unfortunately it's difficult for me to say, because I don't know your (or those plants) or the nutrient and soil balance. So I'm basically just speculating.
Hello and thank to all who tried to help me. Now I know my problem, I flushed one bad melon with ph water 6,45 and run off ph was low- 5,9 so I'm raising ph with water 6,8 and they getting better. Melons smells very sweet and fruity. Scent from room where they are is like fresh flowers from a flower shop
SilesianMan
