now I also have a feeling that it's because I've fed them nutrients too early.. Or I've got the liquid onto the leaves of the plants with my old shitty water can (by the way I have upgraded from that watering can, and have stopped feeding my plants nutrients as I feel as it's too early) plzzz help
First time growing and I'm not too sure what this is. Does anyone know what this is? Looks like rust.
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now I also have a feeling that it's because I've fed them nutrients too early.. Or I've got the liquid onto the leaves of the plants with my old shitty water can (by the way I have upgraded from that watering can, and have stopped feeding my plants nutrients as I feel as it's too early) plzzz help
mistergrafik
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If you're saying you think you fed them too early. It could be nutrient burn. But need to see the whole plant.
I was doing abit of research last night and came to a conclusion that it is most probably nutrient burn and was wondering should I begin to flush my plants ASAP?
I couldn't get any better photos. But I was feeding them Cannabio Vega and ph 6.5-7 I'm in New Zealand so am limited to so much (that I know of) and prefer to keep it as organic as possible. For my first grow atleast anyways. So if it's nutrient burn so I flush them once my soil has dried out completely?
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HydroKid239
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I wouldn’t say all that. Just water with plain water this time around with some Epsom salts.
Sweet so on my next feeding schedule instead of my standard feed, should I just begin to start flushing? Or can I start flushing now, even though my soil is still somewhat moist
HydroKid239
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No flush needed.
HydroKid239
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2 tbsp per gallon
HydroKid239
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Im sorry add lime for calcium. Epsom is for mag.
HydroKid239
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A tbsp per gal of soil