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Tremojem
Tremojemstarted grow question 2 years ago
I am confused.
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 2 years ago
says you went from lockout/pH issues then dumped a whole shit ton of water through it... probably a combo of overwatering along with the fact lockout/pH issues don't resolve overnight even when you have fixed the resting EC of substrate or rez etc (same basic concept). Looks like Ca is having an issue, but more likely from the previous lockout issues you mention in weekly comment so, when you ahve a problem don't dump 10 gallongs through it. If severe, just give plain water with a good amount of runoff. this alone will significantly drop EC. Stop buying flushing agents.. they are retarded and usless. water alone is enough to drop EC. If not severe, simply give what you beleive is a reduced concentration that will average out to a normal level.... make sure there's runoff. This is easier if you know previous levels fed. this is more difficult in a soil context to know with any precision, but can be an option when the problems are small and slow moving -- indicating things are not far off. also, is this just a few isolated leaves at bottom? if so it'll probably not get worse as long as you don't run 10gallons of water through it in 1 day. ontop of lockout from before now you have a dysfunctional root zone until it can recover with very low o2 levels from drowned roots.
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Tremojem
Tremojemanswered grow question 2 years ago
So yes...there was concern starting weeks ago. After much debate I deduced that it was nute locked. That is the reason for my unfortunate mistake in flushing the way I did. I do and have always used RO water and supplement it with Cal Mag and Manganese whether or not I am, or not, feeding. I am very aware of the nature of RO water and what is required when using it for watering any plant. I do thank you ALL for your consideration in answering my question. I am of the mind to do nothing for the next two weeks except water and "lightly" and gently feed her. She needs to heal "everywhere". Once she does, I will move forward with Scrogging Methodology. All further comments and answers will still be considered as I am not closing this after only running for one day. But I felt I needed to respond to the already received answers, and provide detail here for those whom don't have time to view entire diary for the history. I too am in agreement that it presents as one of several root causes and that is why I posted the question in the first place, as all of my attempts to correct had previously failed. So again, I thank you all for all of your efforts on my behalf. Happy Growing
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
LOL - Now I see what happened - you put this question up twice.... I answered your other one in more detail... :-D
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
Omg.... I wrote this LONG comment and somehow it's disappeared. Damn! Let me try to be a little more concise with my answer: I have no clue what I'm looking at here ... but it doesn't look good. I think the issue at the base of your problem is your use of RO water. That has no nutrients/minerals at all in it and can therefore do a lot of damage to a grow if not used properly, if the minerals are not added back into the water... And you want to especially add some calcium and magnesium (not manganese per se!) and the pic actually looks like a very bad calcium deficiency - but it sort of doesn't at the same time ... But there are products you can buy that will re-mineralise your RO water... I don't know why you chose RO water... I don't know if you've used it successfully before ... but if you haven't, it might be worth your while to learn about growing cannabis with it... there are a lot of articles out there on the subject... Good luck...
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