coreywebster
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Do you have any pictures of old grows in flower?
Edit, I cant find the bit where you mentioned 10% run off. No worries though.
Edit, I cant find the bit where you mentioned 10% run off. No worries though.
I can't either tbh, I guess it didn't post. I did have pics but the got deletedDo you have any pictures of old grows in flower?
Edit, I cant find the bit where you mentioned 10% run off. No worries though.
Do you have any pictures of old grows in flower?
Edit, I cant find the bit where you mentioned 10% run off. No worries though.
They are not drooping btw, they are pinned down
Well you are wrong, they are not drooping at all
The roots weren't disturbed and normally 4 weeks would be late but the roots were no were near being root bound which after 2 weeks they should be
Doesn't dark green leaves mean to much N present?
The NPK Is 5-3-3 and the bottle says 40ml/10L and at the moment they are getting 1/4Just out of curiosity... what is your NPK btw and in what concentration per gallon? Im not familiar with canna A+B, I mix my own blend.
The NPK Is 5-3-3 and the bottle says 40ml/10L and at the moment they are getting 1/4
HeNot even a teaspoon per gallon and that's probably around 100+- Nitrogen ppm per gallon (just guessing here without seeing the bottle). The manufacturer is right, you might want to get to 2 teaspoon per gallon and on top you might want to boost your potassium level with something else, pretty low in my opinion.
Try a teaspoon and a half and see how your plant react to it but definitely you would want to up that potassium. See what happened when the original potassium from coco is gone? Your potassium level suddenly dropped and this is probably the reason why you have smaller plant as compared to your first grow.
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Not even a teaspoon per gallon and that's probably around 100+- Nitrogen ppm per gallon (just guessing here without seeing the bottle). The manufacturer is right, you might want to get to 2 teaspoon per gallon and on top you might want to boost your potassium level with something else, pretty low in my opinion.
Try a teaspoon and a half and see how your plant react to it but definitely you would want to up that potassium. See what happened when the original potassium from coco is gone? Your potassium level suddenly dropped and this is probably the reason why you have smaller plant as compared to your first grow.
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Well you are wrong, they are not drooping at all. The roots weren't disturbed and normally 4 weeks would be late but the roots were no were near being root bound which after 2 weeks they should be. When I first started, plants were at least 3 times the size of these.
I understand what you are saying, today the are already showing signs of growing upward. Doesn't dark green leaves mean to much N present?