Looking for a little help

4bt4life

Member

Mar 2, 2022

• #1

Growing all the same strain my ph pen was broke and not working correctly I bought a blue labs ph pen witch found out ph was to high had lock out now plants came back but 3 are still really yellow using dehumidifier water 77 degrees ph 5.5 great lakes soil

 

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HydroKid239

Well-Known Member

Mar 2, 2022

• #2

If you have the ph issue fixed.. give them each a gallon or 2 of plain water ph’d to 6. Let them get significant run off & then hit them with some feed. From their size they should take 75-100% of the recommended dose.

 

HydroKid239

Well-Known Member

Mar 2, 2022

• #3

I fed my clones a ph of 13 the other day.. I caught what I did tho.. and immediately flushed that high ph out. Luckily they are in solos.

 

4bt4life

Member

Mar 2, 2022

• #4

How do I flush with supersoil 2 gal will burn my plants bad won't it??

 

4bt4life

Member

Mar 2, 2022

• #5

How do you flush super soil and should I do 18/6 I'm on 24hr right now went to 18/6 for 3 nights and had mushrooms growing got humidity at 50% now

 

HighlyMedic@ted

Active Member

Mar 2, 2022

• #6

Maybe got locked out a little. I would set a number like 6.3 or 6.5 give it like .25 dose of nutes and stay consistent with your pH number. Maybe get some recharge to help with possible stress.

 

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inth3shadowz

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Mar 2, 2022

• #7

I don't PH my tap at all in soil... especially if I were in a pre cooked bag. The soil you're using claims water til finish, but it likely ran out of juice a few weeks ago. If you want to stay "organic" you can try a tea of Dr earth or similar. Or go bottle. Flushing would make it even worse, don't do that. Unfortunately all the yellowing will stay, but best you can do is focus on new growth.

Learning lesson.

 

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Green Refuge

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Mar 3, 2022

• #8

I used great lakes before and always kept my ph at 6.3-6.8. No problems up until flower when the nutrients ran out. Make sure you water slowly with great lakes it's extremely fluffy and hard to soak all the way.

 

Syntax747

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Mar 3, 2022

• #9

$46 a bag .. holy shit! How many plants do you have?
I was going to offer up maybe transplanting, but at that price, you'd probably have to refinance your house.

 

4bt4life

Member

Mar 3, 2022

• #10

It's $ 21a bag you are right it's a pain in the ass to water does not like to soak water plus with fabric 2.5gal bags pain in the ass going full hydroponic next time I think you may be right about out of juice flushed till I got run of to test 6.3ph and 400ppm looks like it lacks nutrients and also I do use recharge sorry for not mentioning that

 

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Green Refuge

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Mar 3, 2022

• #11

4bt4life said:

It's $ 21a bag you are right it's a pain in the ass to water does not like to soak water plus with fabric 2.5gal bags pain in the ass going full hydroponic next time I think you may be right about out of juice flushed till I got run of to test 6.3ph and 400ppm looks like it lacks nutrients and also I do use recharge sorry for not mentioning that

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If your runoff is 400 ppm then yeah you are out of nutrients. Great lakes fully charged is around 3000ppm give or take a few hundred.