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Samflop

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Roger A. Shrubber said:
in soil its generally a good idea to water twice then feed, water twice, then feed....and don't let them actually droop, learn to feel the weight of your pots, you want them to be light, but not so light your leaves are all drooping.
the purple stuff is probably a phosphorous deficiency. if the petioles (where the leaves attach to the stem) are purple, you need magnesium.
make sure you check your ph and adjust it to between 6.0 - 6.5

here's a handy link to help identify issues
https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-cannabis-nutrient-and-deficiency-table-n88
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PH is at 6.5 perfectly and that’s what I’m doing water in twice maybe three times and then feed it comes out to about once a month maybe twice and I do feel my thoughts see I got told I was overwatering them last time I post. And I was watering youAnd I was watering Every four days and so I went for a week watering them first thing and literally they look fine the night before the next day it’s like they all just drink it wantEvery four days and so I went for a week watering them first thing and literally they look fine the night before the next day it’s like they all just droop at once and perk right back up. And I have dyna grow nutrients for veg and it’s high in magnesium I’ve tried that they stay with the purple steps. Thanks for the link I’ll look at it
 
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xtsho said:
The plant in that last photo isn't droopy. It's got some serious claw from overfeeding.

You only feed once a month? How much and of what?

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Dyna grow veg
It said one TSP per gallon of water and are use maybe about A cup of water/ nutes per plant
 
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Samflop

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go go kid said:
it must be a high nitrogen plant food, by the looks of that clawing
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It is it was Ocean Forest by Fox Farms and so it did start off high but like two months and I hadn’t started feeding them yet this one shut up I just keep going I did start giving it nutes of dyna grow veg recently but that’s it.
 
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go go kid

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so are you feeding a flowering plant grow /veg feed? you only need to use the grow feed when the plant shows signs of n def in flower. maybe shes good with a lower bloom feed
 
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go go kid

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thats a lot ov nitrogen for a flowering plant in my opinion, could be wrong ad im as organic as i can be
 
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Samflop

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Southernontariogrower said:
Tink they meant water every 2 or 3 days, l used to water everyday, plants healthier if not and pots big enough for that.
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okay see thats what i was doing when i started i posted a question and immeditatly was told i was watering to often and i was watering once every 3-4 days when the soil was dry and got told not to i dont even know what to do anymore this is wild
 
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l run closed tent, homebrew co2, try perpetual grow almost monocrop, 1 plant off 8 plants 7 gal plastic, 1 week in pot and 12x12 three at back are 3 or 4 or more weeks behind. 2nd flower with leds. From se hps. 80rh 90 degrees. No problems, last grow was tight. 8 inch cuts leaves just hit sides of pots. Hoping for 21-32 oz see where it lands. Might be wishing but will be dry bud.
 

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Hoverjet

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Have you watered enough to have 20% run off? If you are using the nutes at full strength your feed likely has a high ec/ppm and the resulting salt build up could cause nutrient lockout and water absorption problems.
If it was me I would make a 1/4 strength solution and give enough to have 20% runoff. Let the pot get light and water. Feed, water, water like others suggested was how I ran soil.
Also I never go over 1/2 strength feed, I don’t know what nutrient companies are thinking with rec’d doses.
Good luck.
 
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Southernontariogrower

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Hoverjet said:
Have you watered enough to have 20% run off? If you are using the nutes at full strength your feed likely has a high ec/ppm and the resulting salt build up could cause nutrient lockout and water absorption problems.
If it was me I would make a 1/4 strength solution and give enough to have 20% runoff. Let the pot get light and water. Feed, water, water like others suggested was how I ran soil.
Also I never go over 1/2 strength feed, I don’t know what nutrient companies are thinking with rec’d doses.
Good luck.
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Totally agree half strength, 20 percent runoff not so much agree.
 
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Soul Dwella

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Samflop said:
no not a flowering plant only using foliage pro nutes not bloom or anything that i do know
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I'm confused now...Foilage pro is the DynaGro veg nute, Bloom is their flowering nute.. Are you using Foilage pro on that plant that is flowering that looks like it has a nitrogen overdose??
 
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Southernontariogrower

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Soul Dwella said:
I'm confused now...Foilage pro is the DynaGro veg nute, Bloom is their flowering nute.. Are you using Foilage pro on that plant that is flowering that looks like it has a nitrogen overdose??
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Definately does, the dreaded claw, had same problem with a one off, clawed from seedling, never could fix.
 
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