New Grower Hog's First Grow

[Talonxracer]

Your soil may be a tad "hot", I was reading the directions on NLS and they say to use the auto flower concentrate with a basic potting soil.

 

[Hog_M@Gundy]

It might be a Magneseum deficiency. Have you tried giving any Cal Mag supplements yet?

No havent tried that yet.

 

[Hog_M@Gundy]

Your soil may be a tad "hot", I was reading the directions on NLS and they say to use the auto flower concentrate with a basic potting soil.

I'm realizing that now. But I did listen to a podcast with the NLS owner where he said that the auto concentrate should work great with ocean forest... Will go a different route next time for sure.

 

[Zer0]

she should recover and finish bu

Sorry you're feeling like that. I can definitely relate. Been a rough year for me. But I decided this week to stop fucking around and get back to doing what I love, playing music. Meeting up with some musicians tomorrow to see about starting a band and I haven't been this excited since I started this grow!

I have been doing what i love, i just want someone to share it with .

Hell yeah man play some music and enjoy life!

 

[Hog_M@Gundy]

I'm sure they'll pull through. I think im seeing some of the yellowed leaves on the Muchachas turning back to green already Hopefully they'll be better in a few days!

 

[Hog_M@Gundy]

Temp: 80° Humidity: 63%
Today I added Recharge to a 50/50 mix RO and rainwater, Ph 6.5 and fed each plant about .5 gallons just after lights on. They're not looking great, but hopefully this will turn them around. Thanks for following along.

 

[Hog_M@Gundy]

Just a thought I want to get down before I forget:
I believe I was dealing with a ph issue locking out nutrients. Once the ph issue was solved the new deficiencies/excess signs showed up. Is it possible that since the nutes were locked up before once the ph issue was solved they got hit with a concentrated dose of those nutrients, in turn locking out the immobile nutes? That makes sense to me but not sure if its valid.

 

[Talonxracer]

That could be possible, I had a similar issue with my desktop grow and a serious flush was required to get rid of the excess nutes. I would suggest you check the runoff for ph and TDS and go from there.

 

[Hog_M@Gundy]

That could be possible, I had a similar issue with my desktop grow and a serious flush was required to get rid of the excess nutes. I would suggest you check the runoff for ph and TDS and go from there.

Ph=6.6. PPM/EC= 975/1.95

 

[Talonxracer]

To me that is still a little high in the tds/ec, I wouldn't give them any nutes for awhile, just ph'd water.