help yellowing leaves

Gorilla_Grip

Gorilla_Grip

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A lot of people with say negative things about MG and probably just have never used it. I've used it and seen others use it with great results i actually was just reading a thread about this. A lot of people burn their plants simply because they don't realize the big end of the spoon in the MG is 1.5 tbsp and not 1 which will cause problems when mixing with a gallon. Honestly with nutes less is more! How much are you feeding them?
 
brian1002

brian1002

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try wating a bit less man MG is a water release feed soil so more water u keep adding a the more nutes it will release
 
brian1002

brian1002

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also keep ur ph'ed water around 6.5 or so and by time it trickles down to the bottom it should of lowered to around 5.5 or so this may also help too
 
Cpappa27

Cpappa27

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You have classic nutrient burn. Back of the nutrients some. Your soil may have fertilizer in it already. Just give it plain water for the next two waterings. If it doesn't need food don't feed it. Also don't worry about all that pH crap in soil, unless you got your soil from a swamp bed, its a waste of time.
 
blunttrama12

blunttrama12

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QUOTE="Cpappa27, post: 11233421, member: 716028"]You have classic nutrient burn. Back of the nutrients some. Your soil may have fertilizer in it already. Just give it plain water for the next two waterings. If it doesn't need food don't feed it. Also don't worry about all that pH crap in soil, unless you got your soil from a swamp bed, its a waste of time.[/QUOTE]
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Cpappa27

Cpappa27

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blunttrama12 said:
QUOTE="Cpappa27, post: 11233421, member: 716028"]You have classic nutrient burn. Back of the nutrients some. Your soil may have fertilizer in it already. Just give it plain water for the next two waterings. If it doesn't need food don't feed it. Also don't worry about all that pH crap in soil, unless you got your soil from a swamp bed, its a waste of time.
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I didn't see you said you didn't give it nutes till now. In that case your mg soil is too hot for the plant. Some strains can handle MG soil and others cant that's why there are so many different opinions on it. Your plant is fine overall and once it gets developed it can handle the MG soil better. Water as you normally would. Don't cut it back. Use spring water, Or well water if its good and not softened. They both have calcium and magnesium and lots of other micro-minerals. Good Luck.
 
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