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cant find any info on those nutes. try adding a small amount to your feed every 2 weeks just to be on the safe side. you can get toxicity issues if you add too much micro nutes to the soil. if it were me id only use the micro in the flowering period as the plants use more nutes producing buds.

what nute lineup are you using? when i used to grow in soil i used biobizz nutes and never had to add micro nutes.

i've read somewhere that a light schedule of 20/4 produces the best yeild from an autoflower. definitely go with the 400mh and if you could swap it for a hps when the plants show sex

that would work in hydro but not sure about soil. in soil you dont feed the plant you feed the soil and the microherd and what not turn the nutes into a form that is available to the plant. in soil the ph of the medium is important, just keep the ph of your water at 6.5 like toastiecookies...

feed, water, feed, water etc. thats how i use to do it with no probs. remember to adjust the ph of your water/feed before watering. hope this helps

hey you cant really determine ph or ec of coco by testing the runoff. the most accurate way to test ph is to take a sample of coco from root zone and add it to distilled water ph 7. shake then leave for half hour then retest the solution. aslong as u ph ur feed and adjust it to between 5.5 and...

nice read. some good info about coco

keep watering the roots until u get a new pump. u need to keep the root zone moist and dnt let it completely dry out. but u need to wet them roots quick if u want 2 save them.

if you like bottom feeding plants and want to grow in pots give the autopots a try. i've purchased some and i am happy with them so far. there also a gravity fed system.

leaves can turn purple from colder temps locking out phosphorus but that ruled that 1 out. it also could be a molybdenum deficiency. that can be easily fixed by adding nutes with it in. check this out http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688

i use the whole canna coco range with canna coco professional. the cannazym is suppose to keep ph and ca ,k and p ratios fine for a healthy grow. so im just not sure what the problem is, il try feeding extra mg and c if that helps if not then im stumped.

im using coco mushroom man not soil. that ph range is for soil. the ph range for coco is 5.5 - 6.2 thats why i ph at 5.8. thanks for the replies guys + rep

usually you can change the ph of coco by just using ph adjusted water, well thats what iv read not sure about the truth in that or not.

are they temps when lights on? if so what is your temps when light is off.

i use a digital ph meter and check it using ph buffer everytime i use it. im using coco so cnt really get an accurate reading of the medium but i take a sample and put it in a test tube with ph7 water and leave it for a few hours then test the water. the only reason i dnt think the ph is off is...

im gonna try both. foliar feed for quick results and water for long term. iv added a tbsp to 5 litres and gonna feed the girls till they get better.

thanks il try it at 6.2. i meant a teaspoon per litre or would that still be 2 much?

i ph my nutrient water to 5.8 before feeding so its not my ph. il try foliar feeding at 1ts epsom salts per litre and c how it goes. should i ph the water before foliar feeding???

i just use tap water and leave it sit for 24 hours. the water in my area is fairly soft and im using canna coco nutes. iv read that alot of people growing in coco get mg deficiencies in flower.

hey guys do you think this haze is in need of some magnesium? if so how much epsom salts to add to a litre of water to foliar feed? iv also checked the sick plants section but a few deficiencies can cause this.