I've read everything still need help

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Go go n chill

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I think I've read everything on here about problems, and obviously I've missed something. I have went with my gut feeling and I've done nothing but water them and give them a dose of Cal mag a very small dose. I have leaves that are turning down I have leaves that are turning up I have leaves are turning yellow with green veins. I think I've tried to document everything on my journal would someone please look at it. It was suggested to feed them fulvic acid and nothing else for the next 2 to 3 waterings have not done that yet . I felt like I needed to let things calm down before I did anything else only thing I've noticed is that at my drain holes of the pots it looks quite salty
 

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MichiganMedGrower

MichiganMedGrower

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You need to leach your pots with some fresh water. When your runoff runs a bit clearer (I suspect it is quite yellow/brown/murky) then put back in a mild mixture. Preferably a balanced all purpose type formula.

I only use a "Grow" bottle all the way through flower in my soil grow.
 
Go go n chill

Go go n chill

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MichiganMedGrower said:
You need to leach your pots with some fresh water. When your runoff runs a bit clearer (I suspect it is quite yellow/brown/murky) then put back in a mild mixture. Preferably a balanced all purpose type formula.

I only use a "Grow" bottle all the way through flower in my soil grow.
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I've always ph'd between 6.2 -6.7 almost always 6.5 with tap water that has sat outside for 3 days. I don't think I've never done a real flush. I guess I need to read some books
 
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Go go n chill said:
I've always ph'd between 6.2 -6.7 almost always 6.5 with tap water that has sat outside for 3 days. I don't think I've never done a real flush. I guess I need to read some books
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No a good idea to leave water for use inside outside. Think of what could get in it you are bringing in your room.

I would immediately scope for insects.

And I like the Jorje Cervantes book and even more the ed Rosenthal one. Combined you will learn every thing you could need to know.

Then when you have good base knowledge things posted here will make more sense.

Or make no sense.......;-)
 
Go go n chill

Go go n chill

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MichiganMedGrower said:
No a good idea to leave water for use inside outside. Think of what could get in it you are bringing in your room.

I would immediately scope for insects.

And I like the Jorje Cervantes book and even more the ed Rosenthal one. Combined you will learn every thing you could need to know.

Then when you have good base knowledge things posted here will make more sense.

Or make no sense.......;-)
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I'm reading now
 
Go go n chill

Go go n chill

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MichiganMedGrower said:
No a good idea to leave water for use inside outside. Think of what could get in it you are bringing in your room.

I would immediately scope for insects.

And I like the Jorje Cervantes book and even more the ed Rosenthal one. Combined you will learn every thing you could need to know.

Then when you have good base knowledge things posted here will make more sense.

Or make no sense.......;-)
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Hey man I think some of my problems are just normal. The purple Kush auto is the one with the heavy yellow leaves, I think it's getting close to harvest. Almost all trichomes are milky on her some are still clear. But there are a couple Amber ones also! I'm stoked
 
Johnei

Johnei

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Bro, I told you, you need to water them the next few waterings with fulvic acid because fulvic acid is a chelate, it will mop up any excess salts moreso than just clean water.. it is used as a binding and leaching agent and will also help the plant absorb any locked up built up nutrients in the medium, which is what you want close to harvest for all nutrients to be used and bumper harvest, rather than just a flush and soak them. With the fulvic you could of just watered not a full flush a few times and would help reduce any shit in the medium. you didn't do this.. now I guess you should just flush the shit out of them.
 
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Look at this plant. I told you for the next few waterings, no need to flush, just give them only clean water with fulvic acid for the next 2-3 waterings. Do you know what would of happened. The plant would of by now been more pale green and bigger buds, and tastier. This plant right now is chemical headache weed. You ned to flush the shit out of her now, fulvic acid is still useful here, it is a chelate, a mineral binding agent, will BIND with excess nutrients and eaither flush them out with the water coming out or will shove them between the plants' cells and get put to use. You don't understand what fulvic is, it's not something, like oh I don't want to add anything else, just clean water.. it is not a nutrient in itself. it does not matter now. You didn't listen to me.

Good Growing.
 
Go go n chill

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Johnei said:
Bro, I told you, you need to water them the next few waterings with fulvic acid because fulvic acid is a chelate, it will mop up any excess salts moreso than just clean water.. it is used as a binding and leaching agent and will also help the plant absorb any locked up built up nutrients in the medium, which is what you want close to harvest for all nutrients to be used and bumper harvest, rather than just a flush and soak them. With the fulvic you could of just watered not a full flush a few times and would help reduce any shit in the medium. you didn't do this.. now I guess you should just flush the shit out of them.
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I was trying to find you, SO the fulvic acid won't grab the nutes and over feed my girls? I just got the nitrogen clawing
Johnei said:


Look at this plant. I told you for the next few waterings, no need to flush, just give them only clean water with fulvic acid for the next 2-3 waterings. Do you know what would of happened. The plant would of by now been more pale green and bigger buds, and tastier. This plant right now is chemical headache weed. You ned to flush the shit out of her now, fulvic acid is still useful here, it is a chelate, a mineral binding agent, will BIND with excess nutrients and eaither flush them out with the water coming out or will shove them between the plants' cells and get put to use. You don't understand what fulvic is, it's not something, like oh I don't want to add anything else, just clean water.. it is not a nutrient in itself. it does not matter now. You didn't listen to me.

Good Growing.
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no I didn't listen, but then again I have and haven't listened to a lot on this forum. I'll have to learn by trial and error. i appreciated your input, but I decided to wait till I could read up on it abit. I hadn't heard a ton of other members screaming fulvic acids like you were.... So I took a step back. And your picture didn't come through
 
Johnei

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MichiganMedGrower said:
You need to leach your pots with some fresh water. When your runoff runs a bit clearer (I suspect it is quite yellow/brown/murky) then put back in a mild mixture. Preferably a balanced all purpose type formula.

I only use a "Grow" bottle all the way through flower in my soil grow.
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MichiganMedGrower knows his stuff, I would follow what he says at this point. Don't worry about the fulvic, it is not necessary. Leach ;)

(..and I understand what you're saying, just after you asking for help all over the forum and then I step in a give you my best advice for quick fix, you don't listen and then start a new thread with the same problem asking for help, saying oh somebody told me to do this and that, i didn't do it, now can you help... this just bugs me. No worries man just flush that shit. she's too green too close to harvest.)
 
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(Fulvic acid is the magic molecule.

Others that don't scream it, because they just don't know, or don't remember.)


While watching this video every single thing he says about humans is actually exactly the same in plants I just couldn't find a good vid for plants.. llisten how he talks about nutrient deficiencies, apply all his words to plants.
Remember, he's talking about plants.
 
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Johnei

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So, fulvic would help clense your excess super green plants, over a few regular waterings, without flushing.

I hope you understand now the basis of my initial recomendation for you.

Asking questions is good.

Now you should leach them, with or without Fulvic acid.

I'm just trying to help.

Good growing, grow bro.
 
Go go n chill

Go go n chill

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I wasn't trying to start another thread I couldn't find you in my activity log to ask you any questions... So I did what I did. lije I said I couldn't find fulvic acid as a singular product . I couldn't find you to ask what the hell product TO buy. SO I played it safe and just watered the girls, I don't know about screaming for help all over the forum. I'm new here and finding my way around the table. I'm on other forums and there are members, big shots, pushers, posers advertisers, all kinds of people and not all are truly on forums to do good. So that being said and finally finding a product with info I was happy with I did get the fulvic acid, it'll be here by my next watering. I definitely give you a shout to let you know how it pans out
 
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