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TheraputicGardener TheraputicGardener
a year ago
Had feeding issues I now believe to be chronic under feeding caused by misleading reading from my water being 0.8EC out the tap. They didn’t take well to the transplanting as they seemed a little stunted before I potter them up. I’ve now got an RO filter so I’m following the miles nutrient guide only with cal mag to 0.2EC I’ve kinda gave up a bad start normally leads to a bad yield so I’ve started some more and give these another 2 weeks so how they come back before I may get rid.
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TheraputicGardener
TheraputicGardenerstarted grow question a year ago
Hi, my plants are showing signs of deficiency, yellowing leaves from the bottom indicate nitrogen deficiency.My tap water EC is 0.8, and I’m bringing the feed up to about 1.6. So very light.My run off was 2.2-2.4 so would this be nitrogen lockout or deficiency you think ?
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Stickyone
Stickyoneanswered grow question a year ago
It sounds like you're on top of monitoring your plant's nutrient levels. In this case, the discrepancy between your input (1.6 EC) and the runoff (2.2-2.4 EC) could indeed suggest a potential lockout. Here's what might be happening: Nutrient Lockout: The higher EC in the runoff could indicate that the plants are not taking up nutrients effectively. This could be due to a pH imbalance or issues with nutrient availability in the soil. pH Levels: Check the pH of your soil. Nutrient uptake is influenced by pH, and if it's too high or too low, it can impact the plant's ability to absorb certain nutrients. Nutrient Ratio: Ensure that the nutrient solution you're using has a balanced ratio of nitrogen, as well as other essential nutrients. Sometimes an imbalance can lead to nutrient lockout. Flush the System: If you suspect a nutrient lockout, a flush with pH-balanced water can help reset the system. This involves watering with plain water until the runoff has a lower EC. Monitor Soil Moisture: Ensure that the soil is not consistently too wet or too dry, as both extremes can affect nutrient uptake. It's a bit of detective work, but checking pH levels and adjusting your nutrient solution accordingly could be a good first step. If the issue persists, a more thorough flush might be necessary. Keep an eye on your plants, and they should start responding positively with the right adjustments!
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AutoflowersSucK
AutoflowersSucKanswered grow question a year ago
Stop misting your plants, they don't need it. Misting your leaves only serves to open up pathways to allow pathogens to infiltrate your plant tissue, so just stop it. Plants that young aren't usually deficient in anything unless you have simply not been giving them food. Judging from your feed regiment they are getting plenty, perhaps too much. All those fancy bells and whistles the nutrient companies market are unnecessary. Grow-Bloom-Micro-Calmag-Fulvic acid. Thats all you need.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question a year ago
Stress from growing at 24/0, combined with feeding too many things. 18/6 is optimal, all plants NEED sleep for a correctly functioning metabolism! Highly unlikely that there any deficiencies, most likely a start of toxicity, especially if you are not getting a good run off each time you irrigate.
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Golden
Goldenweek 2
Looking great so far. Keep up the good work growmie 🍀💚 Cheers, Golden 🌞
TheraputicGardener
TheraputicGardener
@Golden, much appreciated thank you 🍀
StealthyBuds
StealthyBudsweek 2
Good luck and enjoy the grow :)
Herbie101
Herbie101week 2
These pancakes are coming along nicely! Good luck and happy growing buddy 🌱🌞🍀
MSchemez
MSchemezweek 4
Not sure why bother the transplanting stuff, you're just adding another complication that you don't need to do that will stunt the plants. Just plant them straight in the coco when the taproots ready? Also there's definitely a deficiency here, you're not watering till runoff from what I can see due to all the dry patches... which is essential with coco. In week 3 pics your coco is bone dry... it should always be wet!!! Big plastic bucket to grow in are they even getting air flow to the roots?? Use fabric pots. I've got 3 of this strain going rn and they're doing amazing in week 4 of flower. I might do a journal myself but I haven't been taking pics tbh. I'm seeing alot of things wrong on your end which you might want to rectify for the next grow. 4 weeks of growth for a plant this size??? Not good at all. This shows you need to make some major changes, doesn't matter what genetics you have this setup and your techniques are 100% subpar and I say this with as much respect as possible while remaining factual. Shame as I would have loved to see someone with good pics of this strain as it looks like a real beauty, I can't wait till mine are done. Hope you manage to get everything rectified for your next run.
Lemonhazelover
Lemonhazeloverweek 4
She looks very happy with your gardener's hand🧑‍🌾 Happy growing and good luck buddy ☘️