As far as I know these are all Indica's. At least I hope so as they were advertised as such.
Hey Thanks man !!! Yeah, Emilya got me through my 1st grow 3 years ago as a Newb. Using this MC I feel like a Newb all over again.
my mistake... yep, strong indica.
Everything changes/evolving with growing and ive been growing for some time but always learning new tricks from great helpful folks on here. We are all students with this great plant.
So why is it that Run off pH doesn't tell you very much? Please elaborate because I surely don't understand this.
I think you are on the right track... somewhere between 4.5 and 5 is where I found the sweet spot to be on my 3 plants.
Aminochelated nutes are a completely new thing. You can't expect an old technique designed to test levels of nutrients that remain in the soil, to be valid in the same way in this new vegan nutrient world. Nothing is going to seem like it is working like it used to work in the salt based nutrient world and while you were able to see that some of your nutes are not being used, the pH is a total unknown as to what it would normally be doing in one of these grows and how that would correlate back to the nutrients left in the soil.
This MC is some strange stuff. Gotta learn all over again.
It's really pretty simple. Just use the online calculator. Increase or decrease from there based on results. If you're seeing a toxicity, lower it, defenciency, raise it. Take care guys hope u get it solved.
When I went to 6 grams I started having these issues. Been in Flower 4 weeks already. Backed off to 5.5 grams but didn't seem to help. They do look a slight bit better after the flush. A little more perky. Going back to 5 grams on 2 of the plants. that were having the N Tox. & keeping the Gorilla Girl at 6 grams since she's N Def. So apparently 6 grams is OK for some plants but not for all.
And not enough for some. I had a deficiency on one plant while feeding it 7.0. glad things are looking up for u.
