Indoor Need help/ advice! Blue dream deficiency!

[saneiegocali92]

Shadeyman I'll check out the pics once I get to an actual computer

 

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I believe this is the feeding schedule that goes with the Go Box. Cut all of the numbers in half at first like Trapper said.
http://generalhydroponics.com/site/gh/docs/feeding_sched/GH_GeneralOrganics-SubCulture.pdf

Hey guys, just a quick update. I got the GOBOX and added appropriately in one feed session. When I checked this morning to turn lights back on, the smallest guy who had the iron and calcium deficiency was twice it's size over one day time and the rest of the bigger guys were huge!!! They shot up and a super healthy green. Im thankful it was "lock-out" or Ph issues. For using home depot soil I'm suprised from checking that the ph lvls are spot on 6.4 lol couldn't get much closer to perfection. They are all growing like wild fire now that they have a bountiful supply of nutes. Did notice one of the bigger guys has a tiny tiny tip of yellow from nute burn but most likely just due to going from little to no nutrients to absorb, to an abundance. But will keep an eye on them... I did take notice that the soil was pretty depleted of nutes so the nutes were past due like you said guys. Thanks again for the quick and helpful responses. I can post pics as an update today. Cheers!

First off, good call. I know EXPERT grower's that use the GO line because of
its effectiveness and simplicity...

Now...while that's on the way, it's time to research soil pH, feed solution pH and terms
like "lock-out" and "deficiencies"

Get a cuppa joe and read this:

https://www.autoflower.org/f44/life-cycle-auto-flowering-cannabis-5113.html

Hey, and BTW, Welcome to AFN

Another recommendation I can make is to set up a grow journal in New Growers sub-forum.

When another member can track your progress by going back a couple pages, it saves
a lot of your time explaining the scenario and what led to it. Plus, you get a fair amount
of traffic that can observe and chime in if they see something. It also helps you keep
track of what you've done

RE: GoBox Feed Schedule, looks like gj has yah covered...I'm more conservative by
nature and would start with quarter-strength recipes and move up to half-strength
while observing the leaf tips for nute burn. But that's just me and I've heard that the
GO line in the GoBox is relatively mild.

 

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[Trapper]

They like food!

Great news that they are on the mend!

 

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