A little help please, Super silver haze. First grow, Fox farm Ocean Forest, FF trio, Calmag, distilled H2o, pH.6.0-6.8, 75-80°F, 50-65% Humidity
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Aussieaceae
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Looks great! Don't sweat it.
Just a little lockout I think.
If you're supplementing the same amount of nutrient to the smaller plant, as the larger one, then I'd say it's good indication to cut it back a little.
Be sure to run a little waste each watering too. Smaller plants often don't drink as much water either. So bare it in mind. It mightn't need water / nutrient as often as the larger one.
Larger plant's super healthy looking to me. Really nice and green! Great healthy colour.
Notice though the same symptoms are starting to show, only ever so slightly.
I think it's good indication to just lower your total EC a little. I'd expect the larger plant to be worse off than the smaller if the reverse / underfeeding / deficiency was true.
Have you been following their feed chart / feed amounts?
If not, then please say. I'm working my own assumption from your provided information, that you are.
Maybe a plain watering once, next time they're thirsty, instead of nutrient. Up to you, honestly your own call.
Nice plants, looking swell.
Just a little lockout I think.
If you're supplementing the same amount of nutrient to the smaller plant, as the larger one, then I'd say it's good indication to cut it back a little.
Be sure to run a little waste each watering too. Smaller plants often don't drink as much water either. So bare it in mind. It mightn't need water / nutrient as often as the larger one.
Larger plant's super healthy looking to me. Really nice and green! Great healthy colour.
Notice though the same symptoms are starting to show, only ever so slightly.
I think it's good indication to just lower your total EC a little. I'd expect the larger plant to be worse off than the smaller if the reverse / underfeeding / deficiency was true.
Have you been following their feed chart / feed amounts?
If not, then please say. I'm working my own assumption from your provided information, that you are.
Maybe a plain watering once, next time they're thirsty, instead of nutrient. Up to you, honestly your own call.
Nice plants, looking swell.
Quicksilver808
Member
Currently running a water, feed, water regimen. Every 2-3 day's, The nutrient feed consists of FF. Big bloom 20ml, Grow big 4ml, and just went up from 4ml to 5ml Calmag. I also added 1/4 tsp of Recharge to this recent feed as well. (Meaning today) 1gallon R.V filtered H2o. Water feed always consists of Calmag also. pH. @ 6.0-6.8 FFOF.Looks great! Don't sweat it.
Just a little lockout I think.
If you're supplementing the same amount of nutrient to the smaller plant, as the larger one, then I'd say it's good indication to cut it back a little.
Be sure to run a little waste each watering too. Smaller plants often don't drink as much water either. So bare it in mind. It mightn't need water / nutrient as often as the larger one.
Larger plant's super healthy looking to me. Really nice and green! Great healthy colour.
Notice though the same symptoms are starting to show, only ever so slightly.
I think it's good indication to just lower your total EC a little. I'd expect the larger plant to be worse off than the smaller if the reverse / underfeeding / deficiency was true.
Have you been following their feed chart / feed amounts?
If not, then please say. I'm working my own assumption from your provided information, that you are.
Maybe a plain watering once, next time they're thirsty, instead of nutrient. Up to you, honestly your own call.
Nice plants, looking swell.
I've noticed that I haven't had a good runoff when watering lately (last 4 feedings), that's something you mentioned above, she takes the full gallon easy now, I do check my soil before feeding, with a moisture reader. I'll have to try a gallon and a half next run until I get a nice runoff again.
I find these forums are the way to go when having problems with their grows. I do appreciate the information bud! My first grow will undoubtedly be a good grow, with guru's like yourself helping beginners like me. Looking forward to the outcome. Thank's for looking, Mahalo's bradah! Bless up!
Aussieaceae
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No worries mate. I think you're all good myself.
For sure run some waste like you suggested.
On upping calmag or anything, if you noticed it coincide with the lockout, then I'd scale it back to what you had prior. Just as a precaution.
For instance iron can antagonize zinc and cause a lockout. There's quite a lot of iron in calmag too. My own first assumption was you were somehow deficient in zinc.
But I didn't mention it, because of how rare zinc deficiency really is.
Just be cautious and bare it in mind. There's almost zero chance you're deficient in anything using that line and soil.
Keep doing what you're doing mate. Looking awesome.
polishpollack
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Nope. Wrong.