fatboislim216
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did a slurry my ph is at 6.9 /7
NFTG. Nectar For The Gods
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tkowitha123
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really damn that seems kinda high, but who am i to say what your soil is...
fatboislim216
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what im going to do is a side by side im going to drop the ph when feeding to maybe 5.8 on my jilly see if it go haywire or just thrive
ProPheT 216
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Your soil pH is fine. What do you feed at? PH? Your soil ppms may still be high doing a flush is your next step not having a ppm meter. If your soil is 7 then you should feed low at like 6.3. That way the plant gets to eat different things as the pH changes and rises because of your soils hi pH, and you will gradually bring down your soil pH a point or 2 at a time. Then you can adjust your feeds pH up a little higher again once your soil starts trying to go below 6.6
fatboislim216
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6.3 - 6.5 usually that i havent gave it athena aminas since first feed and 3 of them without they're doing great one of my pineapple kush is bigger then most that was started two weeks prior
fatboislim216
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i swear evrytime i add new bottlea to this line my shit goes haywire when feeding will post up pics soon maybe its nothing maybe its something
ProPheT 216
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Whats that mean?
fatboislim216
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i had the basic four with bloom kaos now i added athena aminas and demeter destiny . im on budget so i coupdnt get the whole entire next line im using according to safe guide lines 50%- gradually going more when ot shows sign it can handle at full strength now one plant will show nitrogen defic. and the rest got some weird brown like glop looking discolaration will post pics soon . thats what i mean haywire i also use a hygrozyme type product and superthrive but only if it very stressed but havent used that yet
ProPheT 216
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Promise your not over feeding. You can just about jump to full strength after your first veg feeding. If your conditions arent from underfeeding I'd b surprised. That is if you have other things in check. Instead of adding bottles I'd be buying a 20 dollar ppm pen and a 20 dollar pH meter and some 7.0 buffer And a couple gallons of spring water. Then you have the basics to start making one change and watching till next feed.
ProPheT 216
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NFTG #4
Designed for the Nectar line. No bark, compost or wood products. Washed and buffered coir fiber with oregon rain water and limestone. Low EC and the pH should be in the high 6's when you start. Treat it like any other soil you are used to, like FF Ocean, or roots or black gold. It loves compost teas as an inoculant. Hope you like it. Here are the ingredients
- Washed Coir Fiber
- Peat Moss
- Perlite
- Yucca
- Pumice
- Diatoms
- Alaskan Humus
- Worm Castings
- Feather Meal
- Fish Meal
- Kelp Meal
- Paramagnetic Rock
- Limestone
- Rock Dust (Excellerite)
- Mycorrhizae Fungi (Xtreme Gardening) - And a lot of BONE meal!
Designed for the Nectar line. No bark, compost or wood products. Washed and buffered coir fiber with oregon rain water and limestone. Low EC and the pH should be in the high 6's when you start. Treat it like any other soil you are used to, like FF Ocean, or roots or black gold. It loves compost teas as an inoculant. Hope you like it. Here are the ingredients
- Washed Coir Fiber
- Peat Moss
- Perlite
- Yucca
- Pumice
- Diatoms
- Alaskan Humus
- Worm Castings
- Feather Meal
- Fish Meal
- Kelp Meal
- Paramagnetic Rock
- Limestone
- Rock Dust (Excellerite)
- Mycorrhizae Fungi (Xtreme Gardening) - And a lot of BONE meal!
fatboislim216
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yes there in nftg4 soil
fatboislim216
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fatboislim216
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heres some other pics looks droopy but has so many tops on its own
ProPheT 216
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The curling down like that is deficiency. I'd go full strength
fatboislim216
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thanks man i know i have to give it a flush soon scott from previous emails have told me to flush around the mid vegetative part so about another week or so i will give it a flush and it seems height is growing so slow thats why from earlier post on here i mention switching to bigger gallon pots soon . and i have dabbled in using syntectics didnt like due to organic looks smell taste quality and eversince ive tried organics i love the learning experience but when it comes to putting my time into thing im very critical of my work and its driving me nuts that i still have issues even doing it right.
ProPheT 216
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I would invest in some voodoo juice in the future. Get lots of life in your soil. Just use the voodoo juice when you transplant. The fungi and microbes will grow and colonize from there.
fatboislim216
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thanks prophet man. im going to on my next run just use to different strains keep it more simple for me
fatboislim216
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seen an odd thing another form of plant growing in a pot with a plant. already in it. i thought it might have been a loose piece i might have ripped off but went to brush it it didnt move gave it a tug and seem to have roots weird ???
tkowitha123
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I personally flush with 3 times the water I normally feed so if I normally feed just less than a gallon Ill flush with just under 3 gallons. is this what you do prophet or do you really flush a 3 gallon pot with 9 gallons of flush solution???
ProPheT 216
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If I was to use just water to flush I would do a minimum of 3 gals of water for every gal of soil. Using hh and Olympus up to flush I just use the normal feeding amount. All the cal in hh bonds to the salts, freeing them to be flushed away with your next watering, if a microbe doesn't get to the new compound first that is. The new bond is also food for your microbials.