My tomatoes are dying :(

fella77

New Member
Hey guys, I got some tomatoes growing outside in a dutch bucket hydro setup.
Been growing like champions for weeks but then they started getting yellowish leaves and the smaller leaves drying up completely.
I checked the PH and EC, PH was fine but the EC was a too high.

So I flushed them out with PH 6 water with no nutes for about 30 mins and doubled up the water in the nute tank to dilute what was left.

Anyway 3 days later its just getting worse. Ive flushed again today until the EC reached about 4-6 on the return feed.
I also totally threw the water from the nutes tank and mixed up a weak mixture (EC 12) to see how they do over the next few days.

Does all this sound right??
I threw up some pics to show the leaves to see if that helps...

Cheers guys!


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fridayfishfry

Well-Known Member
I'm not familiar with EC I use PPM but those dark green leaves look over nuted. (Unless where you are it is the fall season right now then they look mature) I imagine it's hard to keep nute levels from rising when doing hydro outside. Good luck hope to see some more pics!
 

Happygirl

Well-Known Member
probably to much crap put in soil, water and let sunshine do its thing. So many rituals for growing anyone ever here of the KISS principal ( Keep It Simple Stupid) not calling you stupid but put them in the ground prep soil prepare soil people don't over compensate for nature!!!
 
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