FoxGrow

People project a bunch of madness on this marketing term of no distinct definition related to cause and effect. It's not science. It isn't part of our generational knowledge. Also, there is no such thing as an organic garden. CO2 is an inorganic molecule and is not the one that is imoprtant to plant survival. Your body relies on numerous inorganic molecuels, too. This whole concept is absurd when you look at cause and effect. Elements are inorganic. They make up all of life, lol. This is a giant scam on people that need a few bio and chem classes to understand why.

@001100010010011110, Dude, you seem to have a lot of knowledge but definitely go through the roof for trivialities. Your first post did help nothing as it obviously only existed to mock the other commenters. I send you a dm because this platform is programmed like shit and commenting on my own questions and tagging a other users doesn’t work obviously. You answered with insults. no offense, but I’m too old for having these kind of forth and back quarrels . Reminds me of MySpace in 2008.

@001100010010011110 Ok, either you are a spam bot or you can't read. None of your confused answer relates to my question. If you had taken the time and read my journal, you would've understood that I didn't feed the plant. As an auto it simply didn't work with the hot soil. That's why I had to flush. Other auto strains go well with that very same soil. My question was aimed at the symptoms of a nut lock out. And, three days later a few more experts taking a look, it's clear: It's a slight calmag deficiency due to ph problems and aftermath of an overfeeding. You simply didn't take the time to read properly.

I don't feed anything at all right now, because the plant is still recovering from overfeeding. I have BioBizz's Bloom and Top-Max in my shelf but wanted to wait until next week to start with 0,5ml/l of each. BioBizz Bloom contains also nitrogen, with which I'm pretty careful tight now.