What is the cause of this and how to fix please
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SPLFreak808
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Feed,lights,distance to lights,type of medium & temperature?
Post up more info, when they get hungry like that they slow down.
Post up more info, when they get hungry like that they slow down.
Yesyes3000
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Using tiger bloom and beastie bloom fox farm soil is ocean forest cut with basic gold I belive it’s called useing 4 quantum board 132 light s are 12 inches away and tempatire is 75-78
SPLFreak808
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Stop the beastie bloom if possible and back your panels up to 18"+, damage has already been done.
Beastie bloom shouldn't be used with tiger bloom, imho that's WAY to much P/K and will lock out other nutrients, when this happens your plant can't take the same amount of light due to limited resources.
Next grow, only use cal/mag & tiger bloom during flower and go easy with the tiger bloom.
Beastie bloom shouldn't be used with tiger bloom, imho that's WAY to much P/K and will lock out other nutrients, when this happens your plant can't take the same amount of light due to limited resources.
Next grow, only use cal/mag & tiger bloom during flower and go easy with the tiger bloom.
Yesyes3000
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Should I flush ?
pthobson
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Beastie bloom def too strong I agree with everything @SPLFreak808 said.
SPLFreak808
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Can't really flush the beastie bloom, its dry and already mixed in your soil right? At that point it has to get worse before it gets better.
I would personally just water with a little bit of cal/mag, if your near the finish then just ride it out, if not than continue feeding very lightly.
Yesyes3000
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So the beastie bloomz is a powder that I mix with water so it is not mixed in with soil
Yesyes3000
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So is the condition the leaves are in in the photos from to much phosphorus? Like is it from to much of something or to little of something ?
Thank you
Thank you
chadfly111
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looks overfed,and/or ph issue
Dr. Who
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You fried it with the Beastie blooms.
WAY, WAY too much P!
Bloom boosters are more poison then help!
Less is more
Keep it simple stupid = KISS
Fuck Fox Farm nutes anyway......
Find a simple 3 part and stick to that.
hotrodharley
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Wait, buddy. He’s being advised to flush these plants. He’s got multiple threads and obviously a limited understanding of English.
hotrodharley
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Let’s see now. I asked about cal mag. He’s locked it out. Better luck to him next grow.
jonniepollenseed
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Well , first off . Check P.H . and other low hanging friut pardon the pun . I specialize in rehabbing sick plants with good genetics . From what you explained your using to much food . Flush with water ph ed to 5.8 and 50 ml of coconut water per gal and heaping tablespoon of unsulfered Molasses per gallon . The plants might not recover fully because of how far they are into flowering stage . the damaged leafs are beyond help .
chadfly111
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hey bro,what does the coconut water do?ive never heard of that
SPLFreak808
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Honestly, it's really up to him imo. If he followed the feed directions on the bottle I feel he can just water it down for the following week, he hasn't said how far along in flower also, if its near the end he can ride it out with water and cal/mag, lucky for him his plant is still green where it wasnt pushed hard by the light.
Yesyes3000
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Ok got a game plan flush and use cal mag and dial down boards for a bit
jonniepollenseed
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A coconut is a big giant seed . All the fluid in the coconut is produced to germinate that big seed ( coconut ) . All natural old hippe trick . Amino acids , potassium , minerals all in coconut water .
chadfly111
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very cool!thanks for the info on that
chadfly111
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could you soak seeds in coconut juice?or diluted ?
