Sind meine Pflanzen Gesund trotz hohen EC ?

Sinns
Sinnsstarted grow question 6mo ago
Hey, I have a question for the pros, ;) I'm currently growing a Dantes Inferno, it's in the 4th/5th week of flowering and looks healthy to me. I just measured the drain and had an EC of 3900 and a pH value of 5.9. Is there a need for action?
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 6mo ago
Yeah, probably locking something out -- looks extra lush even under grow lights (lush = dark green). Probably the cause of any blemishes - see a little interveinal chlorosis in spots. I wouldn't wildly run many extra gallons of water through it... just stick to normal irrigation with plain water - pH balanced, if necessary. just because some things are over-dosed, doesn't mean everything is. But when it gets overfed this much, the coinciding symptoms are often from lockut and not a physical deficiency. You'll know for sure over the coming weeks, LOL... as it draws back, keep an eye on it for other symtpoms... make sure those symptoms are not lockout before reacting to them. i'm in the midst of diluting rootzone, too. been giving 1/2 dose or less for a week at this point and the canopy is still a bit lush... just have to observe and react as you go. once i see a hint of fade in lower leaves, i'll jump back up to a modest level of fertilization.
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Nocone_Purple
Nocone_Purpleanswered grow question 6mo ago
EC 3.9 is quite high for week 4–5 of flower, while pH 5.9 is perfectly fine, so I’d do a light flush with pH adjusted water to bring the EC down and then continue feeding with slightly lower nutrient strength
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Mooncat
Mooncatanswered grow question 6mo ago
Could be too much N in the feed.
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HinduGod
HinduGodanswered grow question 6mo ago
I COULD HELP YOU IF THERE IS A NEED FOR ACTION!!!! YOUR ARE ONLY LOOKING FOR DA PROS TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION!!!! SO I WILL HAVE TO SIT OUT ON DIS ONE!!! NO NEED FOR EXPERT ADVICE!!!!!
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squalino
squalinoanswered grow question 6mo ago
Hey! If your plant looks visually healthy, there's probably no rush. An EC of 3.9 is effective when grown, in the 4th-5th season of certain strains, the hungry ones can ensure that the substrate is balanced. On the other hand, these choices are monitored: the accumulation of salts in the substrate and the EC also has a high level of formation. If you're doing it in soil, you can go with organic fertilizers or water frequently. Observe the leaves. If you see: burnt tips, very dark green/scratched leaves, growth stunting, then you should do a clear water flush (light drainage) to bring down the EC. A pH of 5.9 is fine in coco coir and is based on soil (or 6.2-6.5 is ideal). Don't forget that the plant is beautiful as it is: when you panic, you might see the leaf tips, and clear water flushing to dilute a bit. Have a great weekend!
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