Yellowing on leaves
- Thread starter Tigerpaws
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Nugachino
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Right now. If your soil is at that 2000 something ppm. I think the best thing would be to run clean water through it. Make sure it drains out the bottom. Let her rest for a day or two. Then start the nutes again at a much weaker concentration.
Look at it this way. You probably couldn't eat 22 cheese burgers in a sitting and not feel sick as a dog. Your plant is the same. Too much food and they don't like it.
Look at it this way. You probably couldn't eat 22 cheese burgers in a sitting and not feel sick as a dog. Your plant is the same. Too much food and they don't like it.
Tigerpaws
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I ran about 6 gallons of water through the 10 gallon pot last night. Thing is it takes about 4 days for that pot to dry out. So wait 4 days and feed her like 1/4 dose? I also have some foilage pro and pro tekt coming and I heard that is better than bloom which is what I have been using. Should I switch up and stop the bloom?
twalte
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Foliage Pro, Bloom and Protekt all work together. Do you have the Dyna Grow feedling schedule? Link below.
Make sure you mix in the Protekt first and allow it to mix thoroughly before adding other nutrients to your water.
http://www.dyna-gro.com/Website pdf Files/DG Hydroponic Feeding Chart.pdf
Tigerpaws
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I do have that. I just didn't know how to use it. I didn't know I was supposed to give it all of them at once. I was only feeding grow in veg and bloom in flower. I have the rest of the line up on its way from amazon.
Roger A. Shrubber
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never use the recommended dose, nute companies want you to use them up so you have to buy more, w/e you're using, cut it back to half , then slowly increase it
twalte
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They recommend a "flush" too for 2 weeks in soil...not a popular topic around here, eh Roger? Or is it too popular.
I plan to feed up until their final days and skip the flush.
Roger A. Shrubber
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yeah, theres only a couple of brands of nutes you dont use the A and B in a sliding schedule, start of with a lot of A and a little B, and that slowly reverses as you go along into flower
Roger A. Shrubber
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in soils i've never gone above 1200 ppm, and thats only for a couple of weeks during the middle of bloom when i'm adding a bloom booster, usually 800-1000ppm is pretty high for most plants in soil.