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farahweed
farahweedstarted grow question 4 months ago
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Buds. Not fattening
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Polyphemus
Polyphemusanswered grow question 4 months ago
a 4-1-2 ratio for npk is out of balance. This isn't a good base for a fertilizer if using 24-6-12. You'd have to add a shit ton of p and k to get the ratios corrected. You will run into trouble sooner than later if you keep using 4-1-2 npk ratio. in soilless you'll want some conbination of products taht equate to 1-1-2 NPK and 4-2-1 K-Ca-Mg with a ballpark of around 100ppm S. This should be an overal concentration between 1.2-1.5 to start ouat then read plant and adjust. Small adjustments to overall concentration (in total) may be needed as each enviornment is slightly different. Slight adjustments to ratios will be needed, but will not result in lockout or catastrophe.... bit-sized problems that are easily diagnosed and mitigated. these nutes should be 100% soluble and fully chelated/plant-ready nutrients. 1 of the products should contain your trace elements. Hydro/Soilless nutes are what you want. Better products will be ph-buffered and balanced so you don't have to fiddle with pH. with good note taking and patient adjustments from this starting point, fertilization will be very easy thing to do with little thought or concern from you.
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GrowthConsultant
GrowthConsultantanswered grow question 4 months ago
I wanna answer to Polyphemus, i think N comes from other sources like nitrate and other forms of N with something, i don’t think those guys are that bad couldn’t calculate if this one doesn’t work 🌿 but if in root zone every element which is given via nutrient solution gets broken down into elements and only then is taken, i’ll apologize 👊🏻👽 but still substrate is too weak it’s hard to imagine something working in…
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BerrySweetHigh
BerrySweetHighanswered grow question 4 months ago
I do not see a problem with your nutrients like the other growers mentioned. This nutrient is designed for the vegging stage and you are currently in this phase. You even mentioned that it is not the first time that you are using green house feeding. And that you are always satisfied when you use it. Your plants look nice, training looks great and I can only say god job! keep doing what you are doing already!
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 4 months ago
I don't understand your question. titles grow with a photo of a plant that looks ok?.........[][][]....... Looks like this is the diary. growdiaries.com/diaries/186355-grow-journal-by-farahweed .........[][][].......In you diary it says you are using coir with perlite and vermiculite and that you only feed them recently with a grow formula. its NPK is 24-6-12.... that is quite high in N and but good amount of P and K ..........[][][]....... Coco Coir is void of nutrients and needs buffering or all the calcium and magnesium you put in will be replaced with Na sodium and extra K potassium from the exchange sites of the coir. You also need to be feeding it every time you water with some runoff or the salts will build up and harm the plant. Best to keep its PH between 6.0-6.4 and if you current feed does not have calcium and magnesium added into it you need to supplement this as well as all micros like iron, zinc exct as coir has nothing in it..........[][][]....... Good Luck!
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