I didn't like the wrinkly top leaves from yesterday but I'm not a hydro guy and you have grown an English hedgerow in there, so I didn't mention it. But now that you're seeing yellowing in the middle it's gaining issues.
Is this the same stuff you fed them last time? Is the pH stable?
FS Grow is 18-0-0 (with 16% Ca and no Mg), and Micro is 4-13-23 (with 3% Mg). So with equal parts Grow and Micro you're at 22-13-23, which seems reasonable. But your Ca/Mg is 16:3 which seems unbalanced to me. Calcium is an antagonist to a lot of other nutrients and micronutrients (P, K, Fe, Mg...) so you may be giving it too much Ca for the amount of Mg.
Hard to see the leaves in the remote pic.
Also, my nute guru suggests that Ca be half the K, and Mg be half the Ca (or a 41 ratio of K:Ca:Mg).
One last thing about the N content of the Grow, and that is that it's 14.5% nitrate (best for hydro) and 3.5% urea, which is less effective in hydro:
"After doing a study with several concentrations of Urea and Nitrate -both by themselves and combined – this research group found out that Urea does not improve crop yields in NFT systems and indeed pure nitrate does the best job when no media is in place."
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Is this the same stuff you fed them last time? Is the pH stable?
FS Grow is 18-0-0 (with 16% Ca and no Mg), and Micro is 4-13-23 (with 3% Mg). So with equal parts Grow and Micro you're at 22-13-23, which seems reasonable. But your Ca/Mg is 16:3 which seems unbalanced to me. Calcium is an antagonist to a lot of other nutrients and micronutrients (P, K, Fe, Mg...) so you may be giving it too much Ca for the amount of Mg.
Hard to see the leaves in the remote pic.
Also, my nute guru suggests that Ca be half the K, and Mg be half the Ca (or a 41 ratio of K:Ca:Mg).
One last thing about the N content of the Grow, and that is that it's 14.5% nitrate (best for hydro) and 3.5% urea, which is less effective in hydro:
"After doing a study with several concentrations of Urea and Nitrate -both by themselves and combined – this research group found out that Urea does not improve crop yields in NFT systems and indeed pure nitrate does the best job when no media is in place."
Source