bro54209
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I wanted to write this post to discuss the importance of how nutrients affect each other and to hopefully discover more underlying relations that create deficiencies, mainly cal mag since those are the most phinicky
rayshios r key 2 keyping nute lockout along with balanced ph. When I get a deficiency with a ph of 6.5, I know it's either locked out from too much/little of another nute, or the amount of the nute itself.
Say I give mag for a mag def, it could either feed the def or cause havoc with calmag. Cal needs to be 2-3x ppm as mag, otherwise they can lockout. Similar with all other nutes, too much sulphur could possibly be the reason for my MolyB def. Too much kelp=too much copper= causes Iron deficiency
I'm going to try and rewrite this article concisely with str8 up causes for each deficiency. Iron def can be caused by excess copper but what else? High ph? Too much manganese and boron? I love the detective work it takes to figure out why
My problem if anyone cares to investigate:
Rorollers I got a strain that consistently gets molybdenum deficiency the pinkish red looked like a beautiful pheno but think it's what I'm feeding.
Besides ph, groweed easy didn't mention much else. Lookin up MolyB online and article mentioned sulphur toxicity(fuck), I've been feeding ~ tsp each+/- gypsum epsom almost every water combating calmag def. 90% of their calmag is from epsom n gypsum and occasionally some calmag from Botanicare.
If you read all this you deserve a virtual high five
rayshios r key 2 keyping nute lockout along with balanced ph. When I get a deficiency with a ph of 6.5, I know it's either locked out from too much/little of another nute, or the amount of the nute itself.
Say I give mag for a mag def, it could either feed the def or cause havoc with calmag. Cal needs to be 2-3x ppm as mag, otherwise they can lockout. Similar with all other nutes, too much sulphur could possibly be the reason for my MolyB def. Too much kelp=too much copper= causes Iron deficiency
I'm going to try and rewrite this article concisely with str8 up causes for each deficiency. Iron def can be caused by excess copper but what else? High ph? Too much manganese and boron? I love the detective work it takes to figure out why
My problem if anyone cares to investigate:
Rorollers I got a strain that consistently gets molybdenum deficiency the pinkish red looked like a beautiful pheno but think it's what I'm feeding.
Besides ph, groweed easy didn't mention much else. Lookin up MolyB online and article mentioned sulphur toxicity(fuck), I've been feeding ~ tsp each+/- gypsum epsom almost every water combating calmag def. 90% of their calmag is from epsom n gypsum and occasionally some calmag from Botanicare.
If you read all this you deserve a virtual high five