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What do I use to counteract the effects? Cal-Mag possibly?Iron deficiency is my first guess with no further information!
Here's the gallon solution I make up for her every couple days:What nutes is she using?
For her:I use 5mm of Silica per gal. first...then I add 5mm per gal. of GH One Part Bloom...7.5mm per gal. of Liquid Karma by Botanicare...and 4mm per gal. of their Hydroplex Bloom Enhancer.
And this is exactly what you feed yours in early flower as well? If so then the only difference is the medium, which seems to me like it would be worth pH slurry testing the soil from the pot.5ml per gal. of Silica followed by 5ml per gal. of GH's One Part Bloom... and then 7.5ml per gal. of Liquid Karma for the first few weeks.
Yep, the exact same solution for weeks 1thru 3 of flowering then I start slowly adding the Hydroplex bloom enhancer at 2.5ml per gallon!For her:
And this is exactly what you feed yours in early flower as well? If so then the only difference is the medium, which seems to me like it would be worth pH slurry testing the soil from the pot.
Morning h00k! Happy to have you aboard, hope you enjoy the show.... ......cheerz......h00k...
Thanks for the info. Shed, I appreciate the help. I'll look into getting a PH pen at my local hydro store today.If you get your hands on a pH pen, here are the slurry instructions if you haven't done it before:
It requires distilled water and a calibrated pH meter to work, and this is how to do it:
• Take samples from a few different places where there are roots (dig down a bit rather than just use the top - I often stick a spoon down the outside edge of the pot to grab some from there as well)
• Add an equivalent amount of distilled water as grams of soil (10 grams of soil, add 10ml water). If that doesn't make a slurry, use enough distilled water to make a stirrable-but-thick slurry.
• Stir it up, wait 15 minutes, stir again. Do that for an hour and then put your calibrated pH stick in the water. That's the pH of your medium.
For FoxFarms soil it should be in the 6.3-6.8 range, though my last two bags were in the 5s so I adjusted them up with dolomite lime.
Morning StoneOtter!My Mimosa Shot did very much the same this run Cola. Look at the bottom plant. It's doing it. I figured my issue was my soil was mixed with too much frass and malted barley. Also the soil needed more lime. The 3 other plants didn't get so advanced and recovered, Mimosa never did but grew well for her. Harvest next!
Nice pics! I'm surprised you haven't won any awards for your photographs.
Not a single Haha...tough crowd!
What you might be missing is that Cola Monster has won Photo of the Month like 12 times and Photo of the Year 3 or 4 times. He takes a mean pic!When you’ve won a few awards, Shed, maybe you’ll find peace.
I hadn’t. Pulling ya leg, after you did his!What you might be missing is that Cola Monster has won Photo of the Month like 12 times and Photo of the Year 3 or 4 times. He takes a mean pic!
Thanks SO, I seriously believe music of all types is a key ingredient in the growing process. I always feed my plants a steady stream of music everyday which they seem to love in return.I think they like your music selections! I do!
Happy to have you aboard NickHardy, I've been following your work since you signed up and may I say!Wow. Awesome. Solos are currently a subject close to my heart. I totally love your wooden “seats” for the cups to hold them safe. Beautiful!
These ones here, def following along - what do you reckon a reasonable yield off a solo is? I have two on the go (one has two girls in). Its not a grow for yield at all but just interested.
When you’ve won a few awards, Shed, maybe you’ll find peace.
Nick