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budsfromthesix
budsfromthesixstarted grow question 5 years ago
Hey guys hope one of you promix medium experts can help me out here. I was initially suffering from clawing due to watering at 6.3ph. Going to 6.5ph fixed clawing on pheno #2 but pheno #1 has not recovered. I tried not feeding for 2 weeks and still have issues.
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Thee_HoffGuyy
Thee_HoffGuyyanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hey there Looks like what you are seeing on those leaves is the start of a phosphorus deficiency You might want to get a bloom booster supplement to help with that and when you feed make sure to do something like feed-water-water-feed and it should help prevent that from happening because sometimes it has it in the soil but does not have the time to up take it so when you give it more it creates a build up and the plant won't absorb it as easy. Happy Growing!!🙏
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Fingers
Fingersanswered grow question 5 years ago
your feed pH should be between 5.8-6.2. This should deviate very little, so be consistent when mixing and adjusting your ph. The lime in Promix should help buffer that as well. I feed at 5.8 everytime, and my runoff pH is always 5.9-6.1 depending on how much water i leached through her.
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The_Projexx
The_Projexxanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hey ! I sell promix in my store are you using HP , BX , HCC ? Those are the styles of promix I sell I know lots and lots about them . Considering promix is a soiless mix your PH range was ok at 6.3 . The ideal PH ranges for a soiless mix are 6 - 6.5 so if your always feeding at the same PH inbetween that range then you should be ok and suffer no lock outs . What I do see how ever is that the you have fed a little bit too much and its starting to display some of the classic signs of over feeding with nitrogen . I can tell this because the end of the fingers of the leaves are starting to get skinny and elongated which we call "clawing" if you continue with this path your leaves will start to burn at the tips and turn extremely dark from nitrogen toxicity . This is a very very easy fix I would just advise that you slow down on the nutrient feedings so instead of every watering do it every 2nd or 3rd watering allowing your plant to use up most of whats available to it before adding new nutrients into the medium . This will also help flush out the excess of nutrients you have in the medium now as well as clear up the calcium built on the roots which will lead to more problems if not dealt with . I hope this information helps you understand abit better whats happening here and the very easy solution to get you back rocking and rolling ! Other then that your garden looks good and your well on your way to getting some sweet sweet medicine . -Happy Growing!
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OutForReal
OutForRealanswered grow question 5 years ago
The clawing is very light. I bet on a N excess
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Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimaranswered grow question 5 years ago
Hi, there are a few Reasons Plants are clawing. dont have to be toxicity, If you overwater your plants clawing too, on underwatering they are clawing, if you have root problems they are clawing. What sounds the most possible thing to you=?Iam tendng to overwatering, if your datas with 2l in 24hours are right. Solutions. repot your plant and look for the Roots look how the medium on the bottom of the pot is, If medium is wet, or swampy transplant your Girl and give her dry feets, if roots are brown and smelly, you got to come to action( more in the comments)A Plant in that size dont need more than 200-300 ml for 24 hours . Ok give me or another grower feedback to look further
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