Helllpppp me please
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Dontjudgeme
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Need a little more information. Hard to offer any real advice without the history of the grow.
Richard Drysift
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A. Severe nutrient burn
B. Forgot to water them
C. Temps are way too high.... there appears to be healthy growth on other plants in the back so maybe this is ruled out; plants without buds can endure higher temps.
B. Forgot to water them
C. Temps are way too high.... there appears to be healthy growth on other plants in the back so maybe this is ruled out; plants without buds can endure higher temps.
Barrybee
Active Member
Growing in ff soil...using fox farm cha ching ph is 6.3.. 6.4.. but I never measured my poms until 2 weeks ago an it was at 1720... my run off was.. or on my ppm me
Barrybee
Active Member
I think nute burn never check my ppm run off until last week then I mixed my nutes it was 1700
Richard Drysift
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FFOF is fine for weeks without anything added. It’s actually a fairly hot organic soil straight out the bag. Just water your plants; that’s what you are doing wrong. No need to ph anything or check runoff.
Problem now is that you’ve likely rendered the soil a sterile medium with heavy nutes so youll need them to finish this grow. Give them just plain water for a week or so to recover. Leaves that are fried will die off; may not ever be green again. Dilute nutes to half strength and feed once weekly; twice if they seem to get pale....plain old water the rest of the time.
Problem now is that you’ve likely rendered the soil a sterile medium with heavy nutes so youll need them to finish this grow. Give them just plain water for a week or so to recover. Leaves that are fried will die off; may not ever be green again. Dilute nutes to half strength and feed once weekly; twice if they seem to get pale....plain old water the rest of the time.
coreywebster
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Theres your answer.
. Cha Ching® is a high-phosphorus fertilizer
9 - 50 - 10
Stick to a simple two part base nutrient. Forget these silly seven bottle formulas and listen to Richard.
