Dear experts is this some serious N toxicity or just a slight one? My Girls: Red Poison (35 days) and Med Gom (34 days) have been stretching like crazy during the last week and I wanted to push them to the limit, so I increased the Bio Grow amount significantly (4ml/L) also Bio heaven(4ml/L), Alg A Mic (3 ml/L) and additionally molasses. Now I have noticed that the leaves are extremely dark and the stretch has stopped totally and some leaves on the Red Poison are showing clear signs of clawing. The clawing is most evident on the tiny leaves coming out of the developing bud sites of the Red poison, while Med Gom seems to be unaffected and does not show any claws.
Red Poison: very dark leaves and claws on small leaves on developing bud sites
Med Gom: shows no claws, but the color of its leaves is also as dark as Red Poison's
I just now remembered that the companies producing Micorhizae, Trichoderma etc. state that a lot less nutrient should be used when the soil is rich with beneficial fungi and bacteria because these will make the nutes more readily available to the plants and therefore it is easier to overfeed the plants.
Well I ended up using a lot of nutes and also shitloads of Micorhizae, Trichoderma etc. in my soil
As I look at earlier pictures (day 30) of my current grow journal, I notice that they were already showing some N toxicity but I kept on feeding them high amounts of Bio Grow (4ml/L), Bio heaven(4ml/L), Alg A Mic (3 ml/L) and molasses.
Due to the fact that the stretch has stopped, I will now start feeding them with Bio Bloom and switch the lights to flower mode. The soil is saturated with a lot of Nitrogen due to the excess of Bio Grow but I will not flush my soil because this will wash out all my beneficial fungi and bacteria.
So do you think the red poison is showing serious N toxicity and what would you suggest? Should I feed the girls with Bio Bizz Bloom only from now on, or should I also add a bit of Bio heaven, Alg A Mic, Top max and molasses?
Please advise.
Many thanks!!!
Just for the info, here are my conditions:
Temps - 23
Humidity - 46
15 Litre Airpots
PH of nute solution: 6.0
Hans Panel: untill now was on veg. mode (56W) but today I switched it to flower mode (148W)
All organic: soil Bio Bizz light mix, nute Bio Bizz, Mycorrhiza, Ectomycorrhizal fungi, Endomycorrhizal fungi, Trichodermal and Beneficial soil microorganisms.
Water: good bottled water (because my tap water is extremely hard)
Red Poison: very dark leaves and claws on small leaves on developing bud sites
Med Gom: shows no claws, but the color of its leaves is also as dark as Red Poison's
I just now remembered that the companies producing Micorhizae, Trichoderma etc. state that a lot less nutrient should be used when the soil is rich with beneficial fungi and bacteria because these will make the nutes more readily available to the plants and therefore it is easier to overfeed the plants.
Well I ended up using a lot of nutes and also shitloads of Micorhizae, Trichoderma etc. in my soil
As I look at earlier pictures (day 30) of my current grow journal, I notice that they were already showing some N toxicity but I kept on feeding them high amounts of Bio Grow (4ml/L), Bio heaven(4ml/L), Alg A Mic (3 ml/L) and molasses.
Due to the fact that the stretch has stopped, I will now start feeding them with Bio Bloom and switch the lights to flower mode. The soil is saturated with a lot of Nitrogen due to the excess of Bio Grow but I will not flush my soil because this will wash out all my beneficial fungi and bacteria.
So do you think the red poison is showing serious N toxicity and what would you suggest? Should I feed the girls with Bio Bizz Bloom only from now on, or should I also add a bit of Bio heaven, Alg A Mic, Top max and molasses?
Please advise.
Many thanks!!!
Just for the info, here are my conditions:
Temps - 23
Humidity - 46
15 Litre Airpots
PH of nute solution: 6.0
Hans Panel: untill now was on veg. mode (56W) but today I switched it to flower mode (148W)
All organic: soil Bio Bizz light mix, nute Bio Bizz, Mycorrhiza, Ectomycorrhizal fungi, Endomycorrhizal fungi, Trichodermal and Beneficial soil microorganisms.
Water: good bottled water (because my tap water is extremely hard)
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