Cannabisworks
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lol..uh oh...the ol nute burn myth....lol
ok so why is it that guys think food burns. if food burnt it would right away as soon as it hit the soil. so what happens to the food to cause the burn. or what happens to the plant to cause it to burn. ive burnt with no food. so its not food doing the burning. its actualy lack of food. not enough. what has caused it can be alot of things. and yes...to much food is one of millions. but its not the actual food ellements doing the burn/.
opk when we mix our food recipe or dose. the stronger or closer to full feed we get a lower ph in the mix. so needs more solution to raie it to what we need according to the medium. what happens if we didnt pH this food (synthetic food) the plant cant eat it or get to the ellements it needs at the time. so the plant starves as if no food was in the medium.so if we dont water enough on water day the food builds. i think we all agree there. what happens when food build...just like making a full dose food compared to week 1. ph drops. each time we feed now the food build more and more till the ph is completly out of range for a plant to eat. then we have a major acidic medium. what happens when we pour an acid on a root. it will fry it. that is what is causing the burns. ....not running enough water on a water day for what we used for food and what the plants needs are for its age.
in my journal i have my own strians ive made. s9ince day 1 of the seed showing its head above soil ive been feeding them all at 700 to 900 tds. im now in mid week 3. not a burn. not a deff/. not even a spot of an issue. how come. most would say im on crack to feed a 1 week old seedling a feed of 700 tds. but im doing it. because i wash good on water day so no build up of food.
people call this nbute burn, a salt build up. ok well the food is a salt new in the bottle so the loose term has been missinterpreted to sound like some sort of change happens to the molecules. there is no change to them but they can bind together. and again. when they bind they fall out. and this means the plant cant eat it now so it will again become hungry and burn.
the reason we dont usualy see this for the organic food guys is the food isnt even a plant food yet when we feed. its food for the fungi and microbes. they eat it. then when they shit that shit is the food. and this process is slooooow. this is why ph isnt as important in organic and we usualy dont see burns. the process is just so slwo the food is released slow so build up dosent happen. bvut then we also dont give her food as she needs it. we give as its avail;able according to our microbes. this is why we get less bud and less potency in organcis.
its kind of like is the cup half full or half emnpty. so yes to much food can burn. but as this shows not as they think. if i had a burn. i could run full feed at it and fix the burns. now it has good ph and fresh food and will be able to eat. when they do the flush to solve this so called nute burn. all they are doing is correcting the mediums pH.
ok so why is it that guys think food burns. if food burnt it would right away as soon as it hit the soil. so what happens to the food to cause the burn. or what happens to the plant to cause it to burn. ive burnt with no food. so its not food doing the burning. its actualy lack of food. not enough. what has caused it can be alot of things. and yes...to much food is one of millions. but its not the actual food ellements doing the burn/.
opk when we mix our food recipe or dose. the stronger or closer to full feed we get a lower ph in the mix. so needs more solution to raie it to what we need according to the medium. what happens if we didnt pH this food (synthetic food) the plant cant eat it or get to the ellements it needs at the time. so the plant starves as if no food was in the medium.so if we dont water enough on water day the food builds. i think we all agree there. what happens when food build...just like making a full dose food compared to week 1. ph drops. each time we feed now the food build more and more till the ph is completly out of range for a plant to eat. then we have a major acidic medium. what happens when we pour an acid on a root. it will fry it. that is what is causing the burns. ....not running enough water on a water day for what we used for food and what the plants needs are for its age.
in my journal i have my own strians ive made. s9ince day 1 of the seed showing its head above soil ive been feeding them all at 700 to 900 tds. im now in mid week 3. not a burn. not a deff/. not even a spot of an issue. how come. most would say im on crack to feed a 1 week old seedling a feed of 700 tds. but im doing it. because i wash good on water day so no build up of food.
people call this nbute burn, a salt build up. ok well the food is a salt new in the bottle so the loose term has been missinterpreted to sound like some sort of change happens to the molecules. there is no change to them but they can bind together. and again. when they bind they fall out. and this means the plant cant eat it now so it will again become hungry and burn.
the reason we dont usualy see this for the organic food guys is the food isnt even a plant food yet when we feed. its food for the fungi and microbes. they eat it. then when they shit that shit is the food. and this process is slooooow. this is why ph isnt as important in organic and we usualy dont see burns. the process is just so slwo the food is released slow so build up dosent happen. bvut then we also dont give her food as she needs it. we give as its avail;able according to our microbes. this is why we get less bud and less potency in organcis.
its kind of like is the cup half full or half emnpty. so yes to much food can burn. but as this shows not as they think. if i had a burn. i could run full feed at it and fix the burns. now it has good ph and fresh food and will be able to eat. when they do the flush to solve this so called nute burn. all they are doing is correcting the mediums pH.
