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In last Saturday I maked flush and measure the runoff and the result was 200ec and 6.5pH what shows that the soil was very poor in nutrients. Then I maked a feed with 600ppm (or 1000 ec. my pen have 1.56 scale) with solution 75% organic npk fertilization + 25% sulfate magnesium and elevate pH with calcium oxide. No watering and no feed ever since last saturday. I think this week she looks good and I will keep this strategy until the
final flower stage. One feed and watering per week and just it.
I will keep one more week in vegetable stage and flip to 12/12 in 2020-08-10.
Anybody can help identificate the problem in my lower leaves ? She was well, but after I transplant she's with a problem. I fertilization in the last Sunday (before transplant) with 500ppm fertilization. I search the effects of over fertilization, but the new leaves show's well
Fresh transplant means fresh nutrients in new soil.. clock gets set back on ferts.
Most likely, yes. Give water-only irrigation 6.5-6.8pH if you can. Just normal stuff- 20% runoff, wait for 1" to dry, rinse and repeat.. feel weight to learn dry and wet.
when you see a lower leaf show a hint of yellow, begin a fertilization regiment.. maybe a little diluted to start.. every other day or every third, really depends on how much you give.. both can work well.. read plant and react, though. best laid plans of mice and men and such
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