Nitrogen toxicity?
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Aussieaceae
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For sure!
Could be ph, overfed, too damp, too much nitrogen etc, etc, etc.
Need information dude, lots of it. Put everything about this grow down.
Starting with -
Medium?
Ph of water, feed and medium.
Npk%?
Nutrient strength ppm / ec?
Watering frequency?
Feeding frequency?
Anything else you feel might help put it down, any information is useful information.
At a guess, looks like way too much nutrient, probably a low ph also, looks damp too. But who really knows without the info.
Could be ph, overfed, too damp, too much nitrogen etc, etc, etc.
Need information dude, lots of it. Put everything about this grow down.
Starting with -
Medium?
Ph of water, feed and medium.
Npk%?
Nutrient strength ppm / ec?
Watering frequency?
Feeding frequency?
Anything else you feel might help put it down, any information is useful information.
At a guess, looks like way too much nutrient, probably a low ph also, looks damp too. But who really knows without the info.
CanGrows
Member
The two clones are a soil peat moss mix in plastic 7 gal pots
The zen hash plants from seed are in a coco, peat moss, perlite mix and 7 gal geo pots
Currently feeding PH of 6.0 to 6.5
Dont have a ppm meter yet
I feed/water every 2 days when the media goes dry
Using the Green planet nutrient kit
Relative humitdity 50 - 60%
Temps 18 to 24 c
The zen hash plants from seed are in a coco, peat moss, perlite mix and 7 gal geo pots
Currently feeding PH of 6.0 to 6.5
Dont have a ppm meter yet
I feed/water every 2 days when the media goes dry
Using the Green planet nutrient kit
Relative humitdity 50 - 60%
Temps 18 to 24 c
Aussieaceae
Well-Known Member
Yeah, i think you're on the right track, it all looks more healthy today.
Might want to make it a very weak nutrient mix to rinse it out, instead of plain water.
All i can really suggest, i would have flushed it a little like you already have.
Good luck rest of the way.
CanGrows
Member
Yeah, i think you're on the right track, it all looks more healthy today.
Might want to make it a very weak nutrient mix to rinse it out, instead of plain water.
All i can really suggest, i would have flushed it a little like you already have.
Good luck rest of the way.
Hey thanks
I splurged and purchased a blue lab combo hopefully I wont make any nutrient mistakes.
Aussieaceae
Well-Known Member
Went bad again?
There's nothing about your reservoir readings that implicate anything is wrong, so that's a good start.
Get a reading of your waste next feeding, so we can have an idea of what's going on inside the pot. Both ph and ec.
There's nothing about your reservoir readings that implicate anything is wrong, so that's a good start.
Get a reading of your waste next feeding, so we can have an idea of what's going on inside the pot. Both ph and ec.
CanGrows
Member
All looks good now that PH/ppm meter is great
Chip Green
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Not really on topic, yet still relevant...
With having that meter(greatness), I highly recommend the Blulab Leap pH probe, as an extra... completely universal in liquid, and all media types.
Fantastically useful.
With having that meter(greatness), I highly recommend the Blulab Leap pH probe, as an extra... completely universal in liquid, and all media types.
Fantastically useful.
Owsley1975
Member
Peat has a PH usually between 3.5-4.0 if you don't rinse it.
CanGrows
Member
Currently I'm watering with PH 6.0 nutrients and making sure there's a good amount of runoff to remove salts