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That is key, if you have a peat based soil, as the soil degrades it become more acidic so even though your pH going in is 6.8-7.0 doesn't always mean that's what the soil is going to be at. The yay to test the pH comes out is to try and ketch the water coming out right away don't let it pool them collect to test. If it comes out the same then that's your ph of the soil. If it goes down then you know your soul is acidic, and vise versa.

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WeirdBeardcommented8 years ago

@Meezer, im sure that would make it flower, but be careful as the added stress can also produce a hermaphodite.

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Meezercommented8 years ago

@WeirdBeard, everything looked cool with the pH test...it comes in at 6.5 and out at 6.4 so I flushed her with 15 gallons of pH water and let her drain out. If this doesn't work I have read an extended dark period can induce flower...any thoughts on this? I really don't want to have to pull her out everyday and stick her in a closet.

Meezercommented8 years ago

@WeirdBeard, thanks again bud...so much to learn moving this grow indoors, I miss the earth sometimes but will never miss the pests!!!

WeirdBeardcommentedweek 38 years ago

Looking good so far man!!! Why are u worried about feeding?

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Meezercommented8 years ago

@WeirdBeard, thanks for the compliment buddy!!

WeirdBeardcommentedweek 68 years ago

You will learn to love growing indoors as you can control every aspect of the environment

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Meezercommentedweek 38 years ago

Everything I read about autos say they are suspect to nutrient burn...change is hard and this is my first I door grow so I am just keeping an eye on them like my first born. Of the 3 strains I am running these look the best and might just be doing fine on the FFOF mix I am using. Next watering they will get bites for sure.

Meezercommented8 years ago

@WeirdBeard, and thanks for your help...much appreciated

Meezercommented8 years ago

@WeirdBeard, thanks I will try those. Regarding the ph, should it be the same as it went in?

WeirdBeardcommented8 years ago

@Meezer, it could be nitrogen toxicity, a good rule of thumb that I like to follow, is if your plant is doing something weird and you can't seam to narrow it down, do a flush so that you can be certain it doesn't have anything to do with the soil. Just make sure you pH the water. Are you testing the pH of the first runoff after you water?

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GreenGreencommentedweek 108 years ago

Looking great! Congrats dude 👊👌

Meezercommented8 years ago

@GreenGreen, thanks man. Check out my grapefruit grow and throw me a vote...1 more to get me in the top ten...lol

Meezercommentedweek 68 years ago

I will flush her when I get home but I have never tested my ph going out.

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