Ayokiwi717
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So ph is around prob a 6.1. Need to get a new oh meter, and ppm is around 550. These are autoflowers at 5 weeks and 2 days.
Nute lockout
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Ayokiwi717
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Looks like calcium deficiency. That makes no sense since I was giving her 3ml of cal mag each watering at 2 weeks old. I know its a nute lockout issue.
Ayokiwi717
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Mabe to little nutrients grrr
Ayokiwi717
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I am using fox farm happy frog.
Ayokiwi717
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What soil is a better soil than for autoflowers?
Ayokiwi717
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Im using a wiztech 3 in 1 to measure my ppm and ph. The ph function isn't working probably because I fucked up using tap water to calibrate it. So sending it back and claiming it damaged to get a new one. I think ppm was reading accurate.
Jjgrow420
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Whiz whatnow
Buy a bluelab or a hanna or else roll.the dice and get burnt plants
Bukvičák
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Is it tap or RO water? Distance and draw of the light? Do you feed every watering? Have you enough runoff with bottled nuts?
Jjgrow420
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Id rather be safe than sorry. A 100$ ppm meter isnt breaking the bank
Strips are ok but not as accurate
They work ok tho
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Ayokiwi717
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Tap water, light distance is mabe 16 inches, I only fed once (except for cal mag, I gave 3ml in a gallon since week 2 or 3), I water until run off
Ayokiwi717
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If your not going to provide useful info, then why post at all? Its clearly not a lost cause plant . You are just as bad as the dumbass who respond with "about a pound".
kovidkough
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bring your ph back up to 6.5, stop feeding calmag.
BBQtoast
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It's so stressed and flower brings extra demands, if you could fix these now overnight they might be worth keeping but I don't think you will and face exponential problems.