Nute burn in organics

Gucc1M3ng

Gucc1M3ng

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20160906_174624.jpg 20160906_174607.jpg So i am growing 4 plants(2x blood orange and 2x lemon og kush)in an organic mix(super coco and m3) recommended by my local hydro shop. My lemon ogs are loving life but it seems like the blood oranges are getting nutrient burns. Any suggestions on how to fix it?
 
cindysid

cindysid

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I wish I knew. I had the same issue with the blood orange that I tried to grow. I grew Blue Dream, Sea Warp, C99, and Afghani at the same time in the same soil, and they all performed well. The blood orange turned out to be male, and I was almost thankful. I will be interested to see what others will say. I still have a couple of seeds.
 
Orlando737

Orlando737

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Gucc1M3ng said:
View attachment 3774559 View attachment 3774558 So i am growing 4 plants(2x blood orange and 2x lemon og kush)in an organic mix(super coco and m3) recommended by my local hydro shop. My lemon ogs are loving life but it seems like the blood oranges are getting nutrient burns. Any suggestions on how to fix it?
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IMHO, Lay off the nutes for the Blood Orange & just use plain water. Then when you need to use later, use half what you used before you burned them.
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Gucc1M3ng

Gucc1M3ng

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Orlando737 said:
IMHO, Lay off the nutes for the Blood Orange & just use plain water. Then when you need to use later, use half what you used before you burned them.
:peace:
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Im using an organic mix(nutrients are already present in the soil) so i am not adding nutrients
 
Gucc1M3ng

Gucc1M3ng

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cindysid said:
I wish I knew. I had the same issue with the blood orange that I tried to grow. I grew Blue Dream, Sea Warp, C99, and Afghani at the same time in the same soil, and they all performed well. The blood orange turned out to be male, and I was almost thankful. I will be interested to see what others will say. I still have a couple of seeds.
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Thanks for the input, glad im not the only one! Yeah im stumped with these blood oranges, never had this happen in organics. Dont really wanna give up on them bc im very excited for a tangie strain
 
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Orlando737

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Gucc1M3ng said:
Im using an organic mix(nutrients are already present in the soil) so i am not adding nutrients
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Right.
I had that problem about 2 years ago with my own soil mix. Was far too 'hot' with N.
Killed a promising crop. Have been careful since. Been reading on those BO. Very nice looking genetics :weed:
Hope you sort it out & good luck.
:peace:
 
Gucc1M3ng

Gucc1M3ng

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Orlando737 said:
Right.
I had that problem about 2 years ago with my own soil mix. Was far too 'hot' with N.
Killed a promising crop. Have been careful since. Been reading on those BO. Very nice looking genetics :weed:
Hope you sort it out & good luck.
:peace:
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Thanks man, i hope that doesnt happen to these babies
 
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Lacedwitgame

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When building a hot soil mix its best to cook your soil for atleast a few weeks prior to planting. Get that microbial food web going......youll be good next time.
 
cindysid

cindysid

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That was probably my problem too. I think my mix was too rich for the tangie. I'm recycling my soil on the third round and I'm not adding much this time.
 
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hydgrow

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You do not have mycos in your soill yet. Ph your water to 6.4 and water it into your soil. After about 2-3 weeks mycos will establish and will PH the water for you.
 
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