You got it dialed in mate they look good. What are your plans for the clawing one?
The clawing one, Trainwreck, was last fed 2-days ago with a mix 1.5 AN base nutes, 1.0 AN calmag and 1.0 GO calmag. I'm thinking that the clawing is Nitrogen tox and the spots on the leaves is cal mag deficiency. My plan is to feed her tomorrow with base nutes reduced to 1.0 and calmag boosted up to 2 or 2.5, and I'll be using only the CO calmag, not the AN calmag. Also, I have been doing a foliar spray on her of GO calmag at a 1 ml/l ratio.You got it dialed in mate they look good. What are your plans for the clawing one?
do you have a soil pH probe? can you find out the substrate pH? maybe the pH has drifted down some hence the better N absorption(TOX) and the cal def since cal is absorbed at a higher pH.... just some food for thoughtThe clawing one, Trainwreck, was last fed 2-days ago with a mix 1.5 AN base nutes, 1.0 AN calmag and 1.0 GO calmag. I'm thinking that the clawing is Nitrogen tox and the spots on the leaves is cal mag deficiency. My plan is to feed her tomorrow with base nutes reduced to 1.0 and calmag boosted up to 2 or 2.5, and I'll be using only the CO calmag, not the AN calmag. Also, I have been doing a foliar spray on her of GO calmag at a 1 ml/l ratio.
On the clawing, I just want to make sure you are getting good run off and your plants can't drink that back up.
do you have a soil pH probe? can you find out the substrate pH? maybe the pH has drifted down some hence the better N absorption(TOX) and the cal def since cal is absorbed at a higher pH.... just some food for thought
Yeh, glad you identified your issue as being pH. Now hopefully you and I both can watch the Amares do their magic. BTW, what is the CalMag you're using that is 0-0-0 ?Looking much better @Only1Sky !! They look much happier!!
I figured out my problem and it was all pH. I never flushed my soil before putting my seeds in and my soil pH was all out whack -- plants weren't able to uptake any nutrients. Now that your girls are healthier those plants are probably going to explode!
I've never bothered measuring runoff pH or the pH of my medium growing in Coco. The reason being is I figured you're only one or two heavy waterings away from completely changing out all your nutrients and your pH balance.
Yep, I only made that goof once. The last two times (including this morning) have continued the feed until I get runoff (about 3/4 liter). I let it collect briefly in a drain tray, then its vacuumed up. There is no possibility for the plants to reabsorb the runoff.
Today's feeding of Trainwreck & Girl Scout Cookie and had a ph of 5.3 in the mixing pail. After feeding to runoff I used the Control Wizard Accurate pH8 Meter. Trainwreck and GS Cookie both average 6.5 coco ph. I also tested the other two that were fed yesterday, Chemdog = 6.8 and OG Kush = 6.9.
@jingo and @tripaholic88 -- thanks for stopping by and providing this feedback. How do the ph numbers look?