please help me
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skunkushybrid
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It looks like a K (potassium) deficiency. This is usually brought on by a build-up of other nutes which in turn lock out the K.
How are you testing for PH?
How are you testing for PH?
highguy4706
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i have no way of testing it
highguy4706
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im using miracle grow nutes and regular potting soil that had some earthworm castings in it. the water i use is from one of those filll it your self things at the grocery store. i use the tomatoe nutes for vegging and i have some flower nutes for flowering
highguy4706
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how do i solve the problem just give them water no nutes till it goes away?
highguy4706
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can i use the strips they use to test the ph in aquiriums?
highguy4706
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how will it help?
highguy4706
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how do i do that?
CALIGROWN
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Run Water Through The Soil Till It Comes Out Of The Bottom Of The Pot...continue To Do This Till Water Has Ran Out The Bottom Of The Planter For About 5 Minutes...let It Sit And Drain For About 10 Minutes Then Put It Back Under The Light...dont Water Again Till The Soil Is Somewhat Dried Out..that Should Get Rid Of Any Un Used Fertilizer And Salt Build Up
highguy4706
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skunkushybrid
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To flush your medium you'll want the equivalent to double your container size in water. So if your container is 1 gallon by volume you pour through two gallons of water.
highguy4706
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ok im going to do it right now. it has gotten much worse and im affraid she is going to die
highguy4706
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she wont get over watered by it right?
