Does this mean my plants are ruined?So basically you have no idea of the balance or frequency of your inputs into a soil with known calcium problems - people keep adding it when they should not. The P-K looking problem is more likley too much than too little. The problem started a long time ago and is not likely to get fixed in time to help this plant.
It is not correct to just pick and choose products in a line you really need to use them all and according to the chart. IMPO it is better to feed full strength then water,water water, water, water. repeat. The reason I say this has to do with mixing the different products and bringing them to the desired balance.
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Because there is no way to know what is going on in your pot I would just use week 6 mixed at full strength then diluted down to 700 PPM PH 6.3.
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Well they aren’t optimal but definitely not ruined. Especially if you’re gonna make extract. I use tiger bloom and grow big. I use the grow big well into flower then ween them off as needed. These double grapes got up to 2.5 tsp per gal grow big then 2 weeks into flower 1.5 tsp grow big 1 tsp tiger bloom and kept changing the ratio to add more tiger bloom.
They got some burned tips but it’s better than pale leaves ya get by neglecting the N. I Don’t have an ec meter yet so just eyeballing it. Im new too so just saying what I did this run. Good luck.
They got some burned tips but it’s better than pale leaves ya get by neglecting the N. I Don’t have an ec meter yet so just eyeballing it. Im new too so just saying what I did this run. Good luck.
MoG has you pointed in the right direction. Your plants look like they are suffering from a combination of lockout and nutrient burn. Feeding with a mild but balanced solution is the way to go.
Definitely DO NOT take the advice from the guy who told you to add a bloom booster and feed full strength every watering, he is completely wrong.
These plants are not toast, but they will definitely not finish with optimal yield or quality potential. They will also not be done in 1-2 weeks. I would say you are looking at about a month to go IF you can get them healthy. If you are impatient and harvest much sooner than that I don’t think you will like what you get. Under normal circumstances those plant probably wouldn’t take a month to finish, but since you need to get them healthy first it will slow them down.
good luck!
Definitely DO NOT take the advice from the guy who told you to add a bloom booster and feed full strength every watering, he is completely wrong.
These plants are not toast, but they will definitely not finish with optimal yield or quality potential. They will also not be done in 1-2 weeks. I would say you are looking at about a month to go IF you can get them healthy. If you are impatient and harvest much sooner than that I don’t think you will like what you get. Under normal circumstances those plant probably wouldn’t take a month to finish, but since you need to get them healthy first it will slow them down.
good luck!
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