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Jazzvet
Jazzvetstarted grow question 5y ago
Anybody could tell me if a plant could pass through all the vegetation phase with an incorrect PH without symptoms and then in flowering phase the symptoms begin?
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Leaves. Dropping off
Leaves. Color - Yellow
Plant. Stem - Red or purple
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 5y ago
it's more sensitive in flower. Any hint of an issue in vege becomes magnified. now, you are in soil.. what is the runoff? you may not have a pH issue. Just depends. ~7 in soil is fine. a little acidic is the goal.. ~6.5-6.8, but the right balance of nutes can work at 7 too. pH will impact availability. a new ratio is needed to maintain health. It's all relative, and most of the time it can work anywhere within range of common sense pH levels for you rmedium. i think i mentioned previously, but just in case -- i have a nute spreadsheet that will take your label %s and add them all up in ppm form for you. linked in my google drive that is provided in my GD comments section. p/k/s/mg/ca/mg/zn / ?? all can interfere with each other. pH can cause issies.. it's all three that matter. a happy medium at a fairly normal pH can be had, even at ~7.
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GMSgrows
GMSgrowsanswered grow question 5y ago
Anyone can grow a,plant in veg, but in flower is when you need to know what is up. Once in flower its a whole new ball game. Things go bad fast if you dont know what your doing
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