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What’s going on new to indoor growing
 

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Flushed whole room lastnight ph at 6.01 feed half food ph soil water lastnight after flush was 5.8 was thinking had nutrient lockout unles se starving for something else. I also have 3 smaller plants the tips showing yellow and leaves lighting up in colour
 

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stressin83 said:
Flushed whole room lastnight ph at 6.01 feed half food ph soil water lastnight after flush was 5.8 was thinking had nutrient lockout unles se starving for something else. I also have 3 smaller plants the tips showing yellow and leaves lighting up in colour
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They look hungry. Organic dry amendments take awhile to breakdown and become available. Stop flushing, and pHing the water. Organic soil likes it around 7.2 give or take.
 
Well I want to trip the cycle come Friday from reading online and seeing I had something going on I thought I would start somewhere guessing wrong. All new to the game have grown outdoors but never indoors
 
That’s y I am here and knowledge would be great from the picks and a hydro shop locally he said potassium or sulfur deficiency
 
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