stretch1961
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banana kush3 weeks in flower
What’s wrong?
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banana kush3 weeks in flower
stretch1961
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Fox farm nutrients per the directions each week. Feeding every four days. When they are dried out.
PH 6.3-6.5. Perhaps a straight flush and then half nutes?
PH 6.3-6.5. Perhaps a straight flush and then half nutes?
Herb & Suds
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Always run Fox farms at half suggested amount , they want sales
Chunky Stool
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What is the growing medium? If it's organic soil, watering every 4 days might be too much.
How do you know the PH of your soil? Did you do a slurry test? Do you get runoff?
Overwatering causes PH problems, which can lead to lockouts.
stretch1961
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Yes I checked slurry. I will back down and see what happens. Appreciate the input.
hotrodharley
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Straight water a couple of times. Do NOT “flush”. That just waterlogs the roots. And @Herb & Suds said - cut those suggested amounts by half and you will still grow good weed.
stretch1961
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I’ll wait until they dry out and give straight water. Thank you.
stretch1961
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I checked runoff water and it is 4.7PH. I put it in at 6.3-6.5. Plants are not doing so well. How do I fix that? I just gave each plant fresh straight water as they were dry. 5 gallon pots. I have them 1/2 gallon water
Right or wrong? Appreciate the advice. Full bushy plants now dwindling Thank you.
Right or wrong? Appreciate the advice. Full bushy plants now dwindling Thank you.
Hashfinger017
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Ph dechlorinated water at 6.5 and flush plants... then do half feeding
Medicated Bonsai
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Discoloration seems to be hitting the outer edges which leads me to think that’s it’s a phosphorus issue. I could be wrong but looking further into symptoms of phosphorus issues couldn’t hurt(on google, forums, etc). Good luck man!
budsmoker247
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was just thinking the same thing. burning from the serrated edges inward, yellowing of the veins. ph below 5.5 severely limits phosphorus availability.