please help

[cough360]

looks like i have a def. of some sorts will have ph of runoff next watering but i water with water of a ph of 6.8 its in fox farms ocean forest. please help

 

[Scott817]

You need to lower your ph to 6.3-6.5. What nutes are you using and how much? How old are these plants

 

[cough360]

Ok I'll start to ware with lower I will get the runoff prob tomorrow. It was in vegetative for a long time I had all of problems with this honey b, but it started flowering the dec 1, also I have alot of nutes by haven't been using to many I flushed with phd water but I have. Hygrozyme, neptunes fish and seaweed fert, mycrozyme, myco madness, humboldt orgnanics grow, bloom, honey es, equilibrium, deuce deuce, also I have aact that I make and soil amendment like worm castings, guano, blood and bone meal. But I flushed with 6 gallons of water and gave it 6.8water with 2ml of equilibrium, and 4ml of bloom.

 

[cough360]

ok i will be watering tom with a ph of 6.5 and ill see what the runoff to find out how high the ph in the soil is. i believe its a combo of note def but because of ph is off but any more input would be great please and thank you

 

[AndyBotwin]

ok i will be watering tom with a ph of 6.5 and ill see what the runoff to find out how high the ph in the soil is. i believe its a combo of note def but because of ph is off but any more input would be great please and thank you

Until you get the runoff results, I wouldn't do any more feeding. Hopefully after the flush you're back in a range where you're not locking out nutes, but if not, you'll just make things worse by putting more back in.

 

[cough360]

ok so I've watered with a very light watering with hygrozyme .25ml to a gallon. at 6 ph runoff was 6.5 so what you guys thinking?

 

[JM]

yeah... sounds like the soil is a hair high...

here's a chart:



or 3... lol
might also have a little phosporus / potassium / magnesium deficiency.... I'm personally not really familiar with all your nutes... one note I would make is not to use bat guano IN your soil mix as bat guano has a tendency to mess with ph and cause toxicities as well in even lower concentrations... use very small supplemental amounts in your waterings during bloom if you want to use it.