Olive Drab Green
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You might want to mix 3:1 RO/Tap
Nute lockout/deficiency/toxicity
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Dr. Who
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To be factual.
You can't tell SHIT from a cpl of leaf pics!
Pic of the whole plant.
The effected area
Close up of the area - Here the leaf pics do help a bit.
I suspect that your heavy pounding of a bloom feed is giving you a starting P tox condition....Can't tell, can't see the whole plant.
You can't tell SHIT from a cpl of leaf pics!
Pic of the whole plant.
The effected area
Close up of the area - Here the leaf pics do help a bit.
I suspect that your heavy pounding of a bloom feed is giving you a starting P tox condition....Can't tell, can't see the whole plant.
Olive Drab Green
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Doc knows what he's talking about.
polishpollack
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1500ppm 3 times a week? that's your problem
polishpollack
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your ppm is a different matter.
you could probably cut that ppm to 1000 or less. those fert molecules are probably binding to the coco. is the water loss all being consumed by the plant, or is warm temp causing evaporation?
you could probably cut that ppm to 1000 or less. those fert molecules are probably binding to the coco. is the water loss all being consumed by the plant, or is warm temp causing evaporation?
Yekke
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In every watering by the dose written on the bottle.
jarvild
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After the initial charge of the cations, CNS-17 has enough calcium in it. Coir does best with a balanced nutrient make-up, fed at least once a day. Keep it moist, never let you're coir totally dry. If it's more pith and peat than fibers add some perlite. I rarely have to feed over 600 ppm or 1.2 ec.
My larger plants I do in 5 gallons almost always require at least 1 gallon a day through multiple feedings
My larger plants I do in 5 gallons almost always require at least 1 gallon a day through multiple feedings