What's up with this plant

Roger A. Shrubber

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just regular water, ph'ed to the lvl you use. at least twice the volume of the pot, poured through slowly. three times the volume would probably be better. then a light dose of nutes, don't leave the plant sitting in nothing, you can get hypotonic leeching
 

Joint Monster

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No one asked, What PH OP is feeding?!

OP what nutrient line are you using? And do you have a PPM Reading? (If not what strength/amount are you feeding?)

I would not flush that, it does not look anywhere nearly as seriously as calling for a flush. Start with a regular watering (the regular amount you would water) but using RO/Tap water + PH'd. Then, continue with the usually feed schedule but at a much lower dosage for the first few waterings, until you have adjusted and better know what they want.
^I don't know your specifics, so maybe start feeding at 25% of what you are currently feeding.

Roger explained it pretty well above. I would add that you want to water until you get 50% runoff.
I have to respectfully disagree. 50% of what?.. the entire container size?
I would water until, just the start of run-off. (Water less, more often.) Then wait until they are somewhat dry/ light.

^Make not of what the light container feels like for future reference. This will help you judge when they need to be watered.
 

AKA Big Boss

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No one asked, What PH OP is feeding?!

OP what nutrient line are you using? And do you have a PPM Reading? (If not what strength/amount are you feeding?)

I would not flush that, it does not look anywhere nearly as seriously as calling for a flush. Start with a regular watering (the regular amount you would water) but using RO/Tap water + PH'd. Then, continue with the usually feed schedule but at a much lower dosage for the first few waterings, until you have adjusted and better know what they want.
^I don't know your specifics, so maybe start feeding at 25% of what you are currently feeding.



I have to respectfully disagree. 50% of what?.. the entire container size?
I would water until, just the start of run-off. (Water less, more often.) Then wait until they are somewhat dry/ light.

^Make not of what the light container feels like for future reference. This will help you judge when they need to be watered.
50% of the water runs off.

Flushing isn't some nuclear step
 

Frank Nitty

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No one asked, What PH OP is feeding?!

OP what nutrient line are you using? And do you have a PPM Reading? (If not what strength/amount are you feeding?)

I would not flush that, it does not look anywhere nearly as seriously as calling for a flush. Start with a regular watering (the regular amount you would water) but using RO/Tap water + PH'd. Then, continue with the usually feed schedule but at a much lower dosage for the first few waterings, until you have adjusted and better know what they want.
^I don't know your specifics, so maybe start feeding at 25% of what you are currently feeding.



I have to respectfully disagree. 50% of what?.. the entire container size?
I would water until, just the start of run-off. (Water less, more often.) Then wait until they are somewhat dry/ light.

^Make not of what the light container feels like for future reference. This will help you judge when they need to be watered.
GH Flora series,gro, bloom, micro,and cal-mag...I've never used them before and I probably over nuted them...
 

Kushash

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GH Flora series,gro, bloom, micro,and cal-mag...I've never used them before and I probably over nuted them...
MJ can be grown in many different ways. Some growers use synthetic fertilizers in soil and have great results but I believe they also use organic fertilizers also during the grow.
GH Trio are synthetic fertilizers designed for soilless mediums.
Might help reading up on the differences between synthetic nutrients vs organic.
 

Frank Nitty

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MJ can be grown in many different ways. Some growers use synthetic fertilizers in soil and have great results but I believe they also use organic fertilizers also during the grow.
GH Trio are synthetic fertilizers designed for soilless mediums.
Might help reading up on the differences between synthetic nutrients vs organic.
Ahhhhhh!!! Well it looks like I have a situation here then doesn't it? I thought it was universal!!! Well that's good money down the drain... grrrrrrrrrr!!!
 
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