Kushash
Well-Known Member
If you go through threads about the transition from veg to flower you will hear the same thing over and over. Veg nutes should still be given during the stretch and slowly transition from veg nutes to bloom nutes during the 1st 3 weeks of flower.
Now look at your chart. Does it transition slowly or does it switch instantly.
I'd ditch the chart.
24 hours of light. An auto. Probably pushing it to hard.
Possibly to much bloom fertilizer to early which can cause yellowing of the upper newer growth.
Many new growers see the yellowing and think the plant is deficient and that it needs more when it actually needs less.
How can it be a calcium or Magnesium deficiency when you are feeding cal/mag according to the chart?
Did you know that ffof is a water only soil for the 1st 4 or 5 weeks?
Did you know that feeding a seedling or a small plant in ffof any nitrogen in the 1st 4 weeks is likely to cause more problems than help?
Everybody starts somewhere and there is nothing wrong trying the chart and learning.
Do enough reading and you will see most growers ditch the chart.
Good Luck!
Now look at your chart. Does it transition slowly or does it switch instantly.
I'd ditch the chart.
24 hours of light. An auto. Probably pushing it to hard.
Possibly to much bloom fertilizer to early which can cause yellowing of the upper newer growth.
Many new growers see the yellowing and think the plant is deficient and that it needs more when it actually needs less.
How can it be a calcium or Magnesium deficiency when you are feeding cal/mag according to the chart?
Did you know that ffof is a water only soil for the 1st 4 or 5 weeks?
Did you know that feeding a seedling or a small plant in ffof any nitrogen in the 1st 4 weeks is likely to cause more problems than help?
Everybody starts somewhere and there is nothing wrong trying the chart and learning.
Do enough reading and you will see most growers ditch the chart.
Good Luck!