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JVGrowers
JVGrowersstarted grow question 6 years ago
Hi, I'm seeing some burn/orange spot, but mainly on older leaves. It looks like an overfeeding ( potassium or so ). Could you let me know your impressions ? I am using already a lower AN dosage than recommended, I think I will reduce even more ( maybe use half their dose only)
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Leaves. Dropping off
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Thee_HoffGuyy
Thee_HoffGuyyanswered grow question 6 years ago
X2 on what @Bulbi said just wanted to add that using hygrozyme which helps break down dead matter. every other res. change can really benifit the root zone. and definitly use something like hydroGaurd as Bulbi mentioned it works great I use both of those products myself with great results👍 another thing is make sure you are getting plenty of oxygen to the roots other than that follow what Bulbi has said about pH flux and triming gooey roots. Good luck Happy Growing
CRiSPrGrow
CRiSPrGrowanswered grow question 6 years ago
i'm seeing two problems and it's not the feeding that's the problem. So basically you have 1. symptoms of pH fluctuations , if you have a continuous monitoring system you'll see that your nutrient solution is "breathing" fluctuating in pH and PPMs, if you dont then check like a different times of the day and you'll see that it's not stable. You need to stabilise the pH by adding more ph perfect grow juice. simple. Second problem is the start of a root problem , check your roots are they all completely white ? if not, then clip the brownish and goo-y ones . yes, cut off part of the root zone, dont do more than 20% total root zone, but try clipping the tips and some problem roots. you'll explossive growth within hours. To prevent root zone problems make sure you have a chelation agent in the mix or something like Hydroguard. Hope this helps ! 🚀
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