All of my plants keep yellowing. *****I can not figure this out

xtsho

xtsho

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speedwell68 said:
TBH it is easy as pie. Sometimes I wonder how people manage to fuck it up so readily. All I do is buy a balanced off the shelf mix, something suitable for growing in containers, then I add some Perlite. For feeding I just use Liquid Seaweed and PK48. Dead easy. Every few feeds I give them a dash of Epsom Salt, just because.
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I've noticed most that have issues in soil are either overfeeding or fooling around chasing pH. I've grown in numerous bagged soils, FFOF Happy Frog, Black Gold, etc... I never feed before 4 weeks and always water with straight tap water that has chlorine and chloramine and a pH of around 8. Plants are always healthy.
 
speedwell68

speedwell68

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xtsho said:
I've noticed most that have issues in soil are either overfeeding or fooling around chasing pH. I've grown in numerous bagged soils, FFOF Happy Frog, Black Gold, etc... I never feed before 4 weeks and always water with straight tap water that has chlorine and chloramine and a pH of around 8. Plants are always healthy.
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Up until recently I didn't own a Ph meter. I got one and an EC/PPM meter on Black Friday. I bought it primarily for my Hot Tub, my tap water is 6.3, not that I actually care. I am fairly sure that the microbes in my soil and my plants couldn't give a flying fuck either. My grow is simple, cheap and I get results I am satisfied with. I don't get deficiencies either.
 
Boatguy

Boatguy

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speedwell68 said:
Up until recently I didn't own a Ph meter. I got one and an EC/PPM meter on Black Friday. I bought it primarily for my Hot Tub, my tap water is 6.3, not that I actually care. I am fairly sure that the microbes in my soil and my plants couldn't give a flying fuck either. My grow is simple, cheap and I get results I am satisfied with. I don't get deficiencies either.
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That is very low for tap water. My ro comes out around 6, straight tap around 8.
I have not had problems with my tap in soil grows, so i guess it doesnt matter all that much
 
speedwell68

speedwell68

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Boatguy said:
That is very low for tap water. My ro comes out around 6, straight tap around 8.
I have not had problems with my tap in soil grows, so i guess it doesnt matter all that much
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It is what I am reading and the annual report on this area from the water company confirms that. I also only have a PPM of 67.
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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xtsho said:
I've noticed most that have issues in soil are either overfeeding or fooling around chasing pH. I've grown in numerous bagged soils, FFOF Happy Frog, Black Gold, etc... I never feed before 4 weeks and always water with straight tap water that has chlorine and chloramine and a pH of around 8. Plants are always healthy.
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The pH thing is way overboard. It really is.
 
Hollatchaboy

Hollatchaboy

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Swiller said:
Boatguy is 100% correct. If you cannot grow in soil, then it may be very difficult for you to grow hydroponically. My suggestion is simple, get a neutral grow medium mix, and get the FloraGro 3 part series. That is about as easy as it can get to grow excellent cannabis.
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Actually there is an easier way. Just use flora nova bloom the whole run. That's it.
 
Swiller

Swiller

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Aye, most growers dedicated to the art can grow in soil and hydro. All boils down to preference. Do what works best for you, if you make mistakes, ye learn.
 
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