jonnynobody
Well-Known Member
I see most people having problems with jack's when they start fucking with the ratios. 4g jack's and 2.4g calcium nitrate per gallon. You do not need the epsom salt. Jack's has 6.3% magnesium sulfate. That's a lot of effing mag sulfate. Adding more in veg will only cause you problems. Add epsom salt in flower. Not veg. That extra sulfur will develop some stinky delicious flowers but it is wholly unnecessary in veg. Dilute as needed to 650-725ppm on the 500 scale. PH to 5.8. Without having any more information about your grow that appears to be some nasty LED light burn. The reason I think that is because of your brown rust spots in addition to the chlorosis. Typically (not always) these are telltale signs of LED light burn.I'm getting mag deficiencies in late veg and it's delaying the flip. So I was thinking should I be running the part B and the epsom salt at full strength from the beginning, and step up the part A as I go? Tap water would have plenty of cal/mag before adding the nutrients, so I feel like keeping the 321 proportions in the early stages with ro is starving my plants. I could add Calimagic or some such, but why not just use the calcium nitrate and epsom salt instead?
Does this seem like a bad idea? I know people recommend against deviating from the 321 proportions. Maybe run the cal nit and epsom at half strength instead of going full bore?
Are you positive this is a nutritive issue?
What ppm are you running jack's at?
What kind of light are you using? What is the wattage?
How far away from the canopy is your light?
Cal mag should never be used with jack's 321. You have calcium nitrate and you have epsom salt as part of the 321 system. What would you be using the cal mag for?