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While you're asking questions, find out if it's only tops or bottoms, what the medium is, and what kind of nutes it's getting!
 
Well guys talked to buddy he is using the same soul as most pro mix hp, the nutes is hogs line, and the leaves are all over some in the middle, tops, bottoms, the other thing he said is they are brittle if he bends them they will crack and break? So if that helps with an idea. Here is an up to date i photo
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I wonder if it could be a ph problem, i think his ph is to low i asked about that as well when he watered two days ago his run off was coming out at 5.5.
 
As for an update on my ladies they are still doing really good i noticed on my blueberry starting to get some color change happening
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I was wondering if they were gonna do that or not. I love how they look all purples and blues. :woohoo:
 
Rollincoal said:
his run off was coming out at 5.5.
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Measuring runoff pH is not a thing. And if this is first run ProMix HP that should be buffering the pH for him.

And this HOG nute line is so many things it's tough to know what he's using and how much.
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Looks like Ca deficiency but there are some toxicities that could look like that.
 
If he's using them all who knows what's going on! Good luck running an NPK-Ca-Mg analysis on that.
 
@InTheShed i have been reading your some of your short cuts to other posts on ph and flushing and that stuff. You also mentioned it earlier. So why do so many people say its important to ph your water and check run off, if its really not that important. I am not trying to start a whole different thread. As for the science on flushing nutes that was a really good read and made alot of sense to.
 
I don't know anyone who actually recommends checking the pH of runoff in any medium. In coco, only the pH going in matters to the plant, and in soil and ProMix, pH is buffered by the lime/calcium added to the mix. The only way to test the pH of your substrate is with a slurry test, where you mix soil and distilled water 1:1, stir, wait 30 minutes, stir again, and then wait another hour. Then stick your pH pen in the mix and that will tell you if the pH of your substrate has shifted over time.
 
Nah, takes but a few minutes of your time. I never have to do it, but if you have leaf issues that can't be explained any other way, it's definitely worth doing.
 
Good to hear from you rollincoal!!
 
Well here are a few updated pics.
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the green crack ( or my war amps girl)
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here is the wifes strawberry cbd
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and last here is the blueberry cbd the first three pics taken about three days ago.
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and then i noticed this tonight, all the shitty looking leaves. Took me a while to figure out what is going on. my timer got bumped and messed up my dark cycle was actually giving them 14 light and 10 dark. Not sure how it happened but man i was pissed.
 
The wife surprised me a couple days ago to she felt bad i lost my hunting dog last winter to wolves when we out on a rabbit run. So she has been watching and she has known that i have always wanted a australian shepard so she found a breeder here in alberta and got me a new partner.
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this dog has the brightest blue eyes i have ever seen
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