What issue is this
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Fordprefect42
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Can’t say I know, but looking forward to responses because I have a problem that looks pretty similar that I posted in another thread. You probably want to provide more detail about your setup fwiw.
I’m using
im using this soil also doing 18/6 light schedule and feed with grow big every 2nd or sometime 3 rd watering
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xtsho
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Interesting. I noticed Miracle-Gro had that soil but you're the first person I've seen using it. Looks like the soil has some kick to it and you fed it too much by looking at the burnt tips.
Plus that's not the right mix to use for growing in containers. You want to use the container mix. The in-ground blend you posted is primarily compost and intended to be used as a soil addition in the garden or as part of a blend in containers. It also feeds for a long time so you shouldn't have fed anything.
This is the one you want to use for containers. It has compost in it but it's not the main ingredient.
Plus that's not the right mix to use for growing in containers. You want to use the container mix. The in-ground blend you posted is primarily compost and intended to be used as a soil addition in the garden or as part of a blend in containers. It also feeds for a long time so you shouldn't have fed anything.
This is the one you want to use for containers. It has compost in it but it's not the main ingredient.
Thank you and also the temperature Rn outside is at 85-92 is that fine to even use that for sunlightInteresting. I noticed Miracle-Gro had that soil but you're the first person I've seen using it. Looks like the soil has some kick to it and you fed it too much by looking at the burnt tips.
Plus that's not the right mix to use for growing in containers. You want to use the container mix. The in-ground blend you posted is primarily compost and intended to be used as a soil addition in the garden or as part of a blend in containers. It also feeds for a long time so you shouldn't have fed anything.
This is the one you want to use for containers. It has compost in it but it's not the main ingredient.