Hiya my autoflower is on day 45 under LEDs in biobizz light mix soil and Iv noticed it's showing sighns of nutrient burn and wasn't sure what to do really, should I flush it or not seem to be getting conflicting answers from what iv read, any help would be much appreciated.
What to do about nutrient burn in flowering stage
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goofyfoot
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Can only suggest flushing them very well, my last 4 grows were Auto`s and they have their own time limit. It shows you are using fiber pots..... If you have a extra fan elevate the pots so you can have air blow as fast as you can around and under them. A small wet vac helps, sounds crazy but it will pull out a gallon extra water before your eyes!! Fiber pots rock......
And mainly under the bottoms to force evaporation. Easy trick is pull out an oven rack and set them on wood blocks, bricks ..whatever you can use. I have a tower fan that I lay on it`s side and it blows under and around them, dries them out in 2 days instead of staying wet for 4 days.
Then feed a little less, I was told Auto`s can be feed heavier then regular feminized plants, true. But it is easier to "fix" a deficiency then to deal with cooking them.
Good luck with them...Peace
And mainly under the bottoms to force evaporation. Easy trick is pull out an oven rack and set them on wood blocks, bricks ..whatever you can use. I have a tower fan that I lay on it`s side and it blows under and around them, dries them out in 2 days instead of staying wet for 4 days.
Then feed a little less, I was told Auto`s can be feed heavier then regular feminized plants, true. But it is easier to "fix" a deficiency then to deal with cooking them.
Good luck with them...Peace
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Actually turned out to be the opposite of what I was thinking saw it getting worse after I stopped feeding it for a few days as didn't have time to flush it, and it was showing signs of most deficiencies so gave it a good feed and it started to look alot happier, is my first grow so didn't know how much nutrients to give it have learnt alot from this grow tho so things should go alot smoother next time.
