Everything was going good until a week ago..HELPP

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kimlee

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Fox farm/happy frog soil. Transplanted 2 weeks ago into one gallon Pots. Noticed brown on leaves and added calmag 4 days ago. But it’s getting worse everyday. What’s the problem? Can she be saved? More food?
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Could be hungry after transplant I used fox farms soil last grow and had to start adding nutes not much. I would of transplanted into larger pots those ladies look like should be at least 3 gallon
 
If you dont have any get some proper base nutes & start feeding them. Throw the cal/mag away, If you think they are showing a cal/mag deficiency it’s because you haven’t been feeding them any but that doesn’t mean thats all they need. More than likely have calcium toxicity now, look it up. Flush & feed quality base nutes which will have all the cal/mag you’ll need
 
Darkoh69 said:
If you dont have any get some proper base nutes & start feeding them. Throw the cal/mag away, If you think they are showing a cal/mag deficiency it’s because you haven’t been feeding them any but that doesn’t mean thats all they need. More than likely have calcium toxicity now, look it up. Flush & feed quality base nutes which will have all the cal/mag you’ll need
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I just don't get how calmag has become some wonder product that so many just use because others do. And you're right about too much calcium causing issues. But nobody wants to spend a little time learning about basic plant nutrition. Instead many watch some dude on youtube spewing bad information.

There is absolutely no need for a supplement like calmag if you are feeding your plants properly to begin with. I've never used it in my life in any style of growing. Then there's the fact that most people are using tap water which is going to have calcium and magnesium in it. Unless a grower is using RO water they're just wasting money on calmag.
 
Darkoh69 said:
If you dont have any get some proper base nutes & start feeding them. Throw the cal/mag away, If you think they are showing a cal/mag deficiency it’s because you haven’t been feeding them any but that doesn’t mean thats all they need. More than likely have calcium toxicity now, look it up. Flush & feed quality base nutes which will have all the cal/mag you’ll need
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should I flush now and give it food? Or transplant, they are in 1 Gallon pots now. I have 7 galloons as my final pots before flowering
 
pretty much what everyone saying saying flush and transplant they outgrew the pots. Get some good quality soil and maybe add dry amendments instead of using cal mag.
 
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