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BlueGreen
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Because in the past I've been guilty of overfertilizing my plants, i have been very cautious and slow. Rather than assuming some kind of feed schedule, I've been waiting for the plants to let me know when it's time to start feeding. Now, I'm getting the message. Looking at these pictures you will see that the plants need nitrogen. Blueberry and Durban both. However, the pots still feel kind of heavy. Therefore I'm going to take some advice I read in Emilya's Tutorials: when you think you have figured out what your plans need, Wait. They're growing in coco and perlite, so there's no nutrition in the medium. But if i wait until tomorrow to add a nutrient solution, the plants will have a chance to use up some more of the water in the pots. Can't help it. I'm feeling more invested and therefore more cautious this time around.
The first two pics show Blueberry #1, the tallest and most vigorous of the bunch. Yellowing leaves on lower growth equals nitrogen deficiency.
The following two pics are Durban #1 and #2, lower leaves yellowing also.
I'm using advanced nutrients sensi grow a&b, rapidstart by GH, and procal by green planet. Tomorrow, I'll give the plants their first good feeding. That, combined with the co2 bag, and I expect to see real improvement within about 3 days.
The first two pics show Blueberry #1, the tallest and most vigorous of the bunch. Yellowing leaves on lower growth equals nitrogen deficiency.
The following two pics are Durban #1 and #2, lower leaves yellowing also.
I'm using advanced nutrients sensi grow a&b, rapidstart by GH, and procal by green planet. Tomorrow, I'll give the plants their first good feeding. That, combined with the co2 bag, and I expect to see real improvement within about 3 days.