Yes, leaves all over are affected, upper and lower. This is on multiple plants inside the tent, however the plants outside are not affected so my elementary hypothesis is that the move to bloom cycle has increased the plants' hunger for more potassium.
We can talk about what you're feeding in a minute but can you tell us about your pH ?
They are not raised, however, I always clean my drain plates after every feeding. I don't ever let them sit in it over night.
pH going in is always 5.9-6.1. pH coming out is always near the 4.9 to 5.5 range. The Sensibloom is pH perfect so I don't need to test it but I always do. I am using Blue Lab pH and EC probes (EC is always between 1.7 - 2.0 going in).
Will do. It was a nice cheap crutch for veg but I see what you mean.
Because this is my first grow? I'm sure you do all of your grows perfectly every time (even the first), but for some, there is a learning curve.
Yeah, it was great for the first two months of veg. I'm still going to use it for future grows. Just going to be more mindful of what I'm mixing it with.
Sorry but it was a serious question that I thought you might have a perfectly good answer for. I assure you I frigged up every grow in some way especially the first few.
In veg just use that. It's a complete plant food.
Is it possible that water is sitting in the bottom of your pots?
No worries mate. Nope, I had no clue they couldn't be used together. Live and learn
