Deficiencies?

[The Supreme Weeder]

Not sure of the veracity of this statement but I read that when you start adding the plant takes that instead of the microbes doing the work and it disrupts the system. That makes sense to my mind. But I've not done any research on the subject yet. I fully intend to soon. Maybe some side by side stuff.

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[GrowGlow]

My view is different on this. It looks more like a lockout to me. Potassium specifically. Personally I’d just water with PHed water until there aren’t anymore progression. Then give a good tea.

[Guest]

My view is different on this. It looks more like a lockout to me. Potassium specifically. Personally I’d just water with PHed water until there aren’t anymore progression. Then give a good tea.

The soil microbial life can break down locked out nutrients. Certain enzymes too. Kelp as previously mentioned or a good malt barley would help lockout.

Mammoth P is another microbial that is supposed to help lockout.

[seymore_budz]

Hey, so that looks like a lockout to me. The yellowing and chlorosis looks like K to me and it also looks like a little tip burn here and there screams overfed.

That Nector or gods range of nutrients I've never come across before but I just checked and it's mahusive! Can you provide more information around what you're using out of that range and at what levels?

Could also be root damage due to over/under watering but without more information it's hard to say.

[Shwazy710]

Their company suggests running a feed, feed, tea, feed, feed, flush schedule I’ve been trying to stick to that. Last time I checked run off it was 6.8 but I have to admit I don’t check it every time. I will definitely do that with the next water. As far as what nutrients, I’m currently using their sample pack of nutes and following the chart they provided. I would say I’ve been watering at least twice a week and they are in 3 gallon fabric pots.


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[Captain Beefheart]

They're starving, feed them.

+ cold at some point. brrrrrr

[Shwazy710]

They're starving, feed them.

+ cold at some point. brrrrrr

Yes temp has been dropping in my room it’s somewhat climate controlled but waiting on my heater to get in from Amazon. The lowest I’ve seen it get is 68 degrees F.


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[Shwazy710]

My view is different on this. It looks more like a lockout to me. Potassium specifically. Personally I’d just water with PHed water until there aren’t anymore progression. Then give a good tea.

The soil microbial life can break down locked out nutrients. Certain enzymes too. Kelp as previously mentioned or a good malt barley would help lockout.

Mammoth P is another microbial that is supposed to help lockout.

I’ve been looking into mammoth thank you for the input!


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[Shwazy710]

More so the tops than the bottoms of the plant. My first suspect would be an immobile nutrient. Good paper on the subject - https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/knowing_n ... _deficienc

I've used that light before and it can be pretty intense at full strength and less than 20" from the canopy, how is your set?

It was sitting about 12” at full intensity for the better part of flower I have backed it off a little now. I know the company suggests 12-18.


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