What's happening here? Help please.

FarmerHatBeard

FarmerHatBeard

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Strain is moby Dick by dinafem
600watt hps
Canna terra professional pro soil
No nutes yet
PH range 5.9 to 6.4

a friend recently suggested I might have my soil packed too tight. any other thoughts would be greatly appreciated
 

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FarmerHatBeard said:
See pics..
Strain is moby Dick by dinafem
600watt hps
Canna terra professional pro soil
No nutes yet
PH range 5.9 to 6.4

a friend recently suggested I might have my soil packed too tight. any other thoughts would be greatly appreciated
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I'm not positive ... but i believe its a P or K burn ...... my last little ones showed the same on a few after a strong balanced feed
 
FarmerHatBeard said:
Is a burn even possible considering they haven't been fed anything but water?
Soil too hot maybe?
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its possible ...... it could be ph ..... but i grow in mostly soil less with very little nutrients ..... for example my vegetables i start in it i have to feed right off the bat ....... my PH is on point and mix is buffered anyway ...... so if i only get that when i feed a heavy 10-10-10 i would assume it was a slight burn ..... like i said though **** disclaimer **** im not positive
 
i never ph and my water is 7.4 with a ppm of 500 dead salts i use biobizz light as it has no nutes in
 
tekdc911 said:
its possible ...... it could be ph ..... but i grow in mostly soil less with very little nutrients ..... for example my vegetables i start in it i have to feed right off the bat ....... my PH is on point and mix is buffered anyway ...... so if i only get that when i feed a heavy 10-10-10 i would assume it was a slight burn ..... like i said though **** disclaimer **** im not positive
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Id think others would be having the same problem with this soil but I can't find any evidence to back it up..
 
you have burnt them mate canna has feed in for upto 6 weeks so i think the little ones carnt handlw the feed
How Canna Terra Professional Plus Works:
Soil-mixes provide the most natural environment for plants to grow in. Canna have created their Terra Professional Plus to be the ultimate choice for those who love to grow in soil. Canna Terra Professional Plus contains top-quality peat, dolomite lime (for pH stabilising) and nutrients all blended into an airy mix with good water retention and drainage that your plants will thrive in. Canna Terra Professional Plus contains plenty of food for several weeks of vigorous growth.
 
FarmerHatBeard said:
Id think others would be having the same problem with this soil but I can't find any evidence to back it up..
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Is it only some plants that do this ?
have you tried cutting it down with just plain peat or coco maybe ?
Ive never seen or had a chance to use this soil and the search i did showed mostly UK journals
 
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