Great Lakes Water only soil Deficiency? Help Please

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youraveragehorticulturist

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Yes, if you have some of that Recharge stuff use it. It's supposed to introduce beneficial bacteria and fungus, just like compost or earth worm castings.

I know you maybe just top dressed with the Dr Earth, which also has the beneficals so it's kind of overkill, but you're trying to fix a problem. In the future you'll probably be able to go weeks between top dressing and Recharge-ing.
 
BluntMoniker

BluntMoniker

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To be honest i didn't read anybody else's comments, so this may have already been said...

But if its only in 2gal of soil, why not up-pot her into a larger home? The extra soil will feed her if that's what she needs, and give her roots space to spread out.

Then just be sure your watering with 6.5-7.0 pHed water and your good to go. Id also add some mycos and azomite (or other form of rock dusts ) in the hole you'll be placing the root ball... will give it that extra "umphh" to help the transition along smoothly
 
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Gdp206

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BluntMoniker said:
To be honest i didn't read anybody else's comments, so this may have already been said...

But if its only in 2gal of soil, why not up-pot her into a larger home? The extra soil will feed her if that's what she needs, and give her roots space to spread out.

Then just be sure your watering with 6.5-7.0 pHed water and your good to go. Id also add some mycos and azomite (or other form of rock dusts ) in the hole you'll be placing the root ball... will give it that extra "umphh" to help the transition along smoothly
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for now it because of space reasons, waiting on five autos to finish up to move her to a 7 gallon
 
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MOTA REX

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Looks like a little light burn. Back the light off a little and give a full dose of calmag. As long as your water will keep the PPM in range.
 
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