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Gejlord
Gejlordstarted grow question 2 years ago
These are my experimental plants. But it starts to happen whenever I water with calmag only. I water twice a week most of the time, once normally, + cal mag and other fertilizers and the second time I just balance the ec to 0.4 without fertilizers.
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
These ladies are desperate for a balanced bloom nute AND some extra PK... Most of the photos here are showing a potassium deficiency that is quite advanced. Ah... just looked at what I THINK is your diary for this grow - Sugar Bomb, yes? Boy, the plants look vastly underfed but your EC is very high - maybe too high at this point? I'd move that down a bit to 1.6 or so... and calmag is probably not needed and can actually do some harm if used too much or too frequently.. 1tsp/gallon per week is max... but I don't really think you NEED to use it since the problems here are neither calcium nor magnesium... AH!!! The other BIG piece of the puzzle here is that you're growing in coco... you need to get your pH down! Take it down to 6.0 max and I think you'll find the nutes you're giving her will be better absorbed... I think THAT'S your biggest problem here... Hoping others chime in here ... good luck!
Gejlord
Gejlordanswered grow question 2 years ago
Phosphorus is better absorbed from 6ph + 6.4 is ideal for a single dose of extra phosphorus. I normally have 5.9 ph. Sugar bomb had the same problem and a dose of pk and high ph fixed it and in a week she was back.
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Gejlord
Gejlordanswered grow question 2 years ago
No it's not, I don't have a diary for it, sugar bomb is another flower and it's beautiful. Ec I give 2.1 is ideal, I have tried it..It is possible that they were badly fed at the beginning, I was on vacation and my friend doesn't know how to do it very well. I have to use calmag because I use osmotic water with 0.0 mixed with tap water at 0.2ec and then calmag at 0.45. But my opinion is also that they are poorly fertilized. Thanks
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Gejlord
Gejlordanswered grow question 2 years ago
It looks like there is something extra in the coconut and there are surpluses and then shortages. Otherwise, I don't know. Ph and ec everything is normal. I've been growing for a long time, but I don't understand this.
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