Defiency magnesium

weedenhanced

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Hi I seem to have a mag defiency
I foilage fed some mag 2 days ago all new growth looks nice and healthy now
But the original leaves have still not changed will they resume there normal colourimage.jpg
 

ttystikk

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Add a gram per gallon of epsom salt to your feeding regimen.

Epsom salt = magnesium sulfate heptahydrate (7 water molecules), a very inexpensive and well known mag and sulfur booster.

Mix it separately from anything containing calcium in solution.
 

weedenhanced

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Add a gram per gallon of epsom salt to your feeding regimen.

Epsom salt = magnesium sulfate heptahydrate (7 water molecules), a very inexpensive and well known mag and sulfur booster.

Mix it separately from anything containing calcium in solution.
Um yeah I foilage fed it Epsom 6grams per 500ml water sprayed underside of leaves that was not my question go back and retreadretread
 

Diabolical666

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I used epsom for a mag def once, it took a long time to see it take effect and change. WEnt and got some CaliMagic,saw improved effects in 2 days
 

ghb

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in my experience the leaves will never be blade flat and deep shiney green once they have had some sort of set back.

i only tend to worry about new growth though as i like to focus all the energy into growing "up", those leaves will die and fall off naturally in the next couple of weeks anyway.
 

weedenhanced

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Epsom salt is pretty benign and can be mixed with any of your other nutes, EXCEPT calcium nitrate.

If you're in soil, you can actually just sprinkle a few grams on the surface and water it in.
Iam not in soil Iam in 100%perlite sorry it real early lol just woke up .my nut range has plantly mag and cal in it it's just Iam using oversized hempy and I think the plant has not reached the bottom yet
 

weedenhanced

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Epsom salt is pretty benign and can be mixed with any of your other nutes, EXCEPT calcium nitrate.

If you're in soil, you can actually just sprinkle a few grams on the surface and water it in.
I've also heard if u have a block out and u add to water u can make it worse why I foilage fed
 

ttystikk

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I've also heard if u have a block out and u add to water u can make it worse why I foilage fed
Lots of misinformation out there. Run 1-2 grams per gallon of epsom salt in your res and you'll be well below any possible threshold for flocculation.

The key is to mix the nutes into solution separately first, THEN add them into your res. This keeps solution strength to a minimum. Noobs pour all their concentrates into the bucket before adding water- and then wonder why they have trouble.
 

schuylaar

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Lots of misinformation out there. Run 1-2 grams per gallon of epsom salt in your res and you'll be well below any possible threshold for flocculation.

The key is to mix the nutes into solution separately first, THEN add them into your res. This keeps solution strength to a minimum. Noobs pour all their concentrates into the bucket before adding water- and then wonder why they have trouble.
not to mention the fact it says on every bottle of nutes out there:wink:
 

JohnySmith1

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I would just buy some calmag "plan magic" very affordable and guaranteed there will not be any impurities, like you might find in Epsom salt . I wouldn't use any foliar spray with nuts at the moment, it might damage the leafs that are going through deficiency.
Water your plant with only calmag (2ml per litre). With in 24 hours, you should start seeing signs of recovery. Next watering add calmag to your tap water until it will be at 200 PPM concentration. Than add your main nutrients.
 
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