Yellow leaves, nitrogen defficiency or too acidid?

New Age United

New Age United

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Ok, I have two plants that are yellowing like crazy, I am using soiless medium, I have given slow release nutes and am feeding them MG premeasured nutes once every two weeks. Four out of six are doing just fine but two are yellowing bad, I bought some lime stone today and am just wandering how much I should mix in the soil, it says one 15kg bag per 1000 sq ft but they are still in one gallon pots.

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New Age United

New Age United

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No opinions? Anybody, I guess I will just have to experiment myself, I'll just add a couple tablespoons of lime and see what happens. If anybody has experience with this it would be much appreciated.
 
justugh

justugh

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no matter what it is

your safe bet is to ph balance enough water and flush the soil out complete ......start it back on 1/2 str nutreints ...and get a soil ph meter
 
New Age United

New Age United

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I got both a soil meter and a water meter for ph, I am taking it much more seriously now. I have heard that MG is very acidic and this could be the problem.
 
justugh

justugh

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ph balance the water to base 7 and flush say 3/4 of the full amount and that should get u about 6/6.5

u will lose some time on this ....be last one u gut and dry



no matter what they say check the nutruient feed's ph balance...........personally i do 2 feedings at 6 and then 1 feeding at 7 then 2 at 6
 
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