I grow in a 150cm x 150cm tent
Hmmm I’m not a very experienced grower neither hydro or soil. It seems that you know you’re stuff but you do have very dark green leaves and a bit of nitrogen claw
Humm yes the leaves are indeed too green.. maybe you're right... I think I should flush?
I would just go a week with just water and a small amount bout half dose or quarter dose of cal mag once per week that’s what I do when I think I’m getting too much nitrogen.
The plants that veg'd 3 weeks are the small clones, they are in 1 gallon potsHello
thanks for the precisions
imo the problem is multifactor
correct me if i'm wrong but plants got 3 weeks veg, then transplant in 10gal
in that case roots probably won't have well colonize the pots
when u feed with liquid ferts, a part is gone to the space without roots, that must create amounts of salts and burn some roots, even if u use small doses.
Always be careful when u decide to mix the nutes
your tea looks really strong in addition with your program
i'll let it go with water only, then maybe add some biobloom after, but i'm not sure it needs
That's weird, the bat guano I've been using in my teas is high in P
Yes I will do this... Let's see how they do
There’s your clue. You’re loving them way too much. Have you measured the EC of any of these concoctions you’re dousing them with?
Yeah it means it’s probably ph/ec from the nutes in your soil. Plant is healthy enough just use straight water as said above^
Is anyone here with knowledge in organics? Because I'm getting confused about pH, some say i have to day but then organic growers say don't worry about pH if your growing organic.. i even read somewhere that pH Down can damage the bacteria in the soil
Ok so ph is crucial in both organic and synthetic runs, but synthetic ph modifiers will affect soil biome. However if your ph is wrong then your soil/soil biome needs adjustment anyways. Ph determines nutrient availability in a soil so if that’s wrong it doesn’t matter if it’s organic or not you will have issues. The reason you heard you shouldn’t have to worry about it is because most organic substrates/amendments tend to sit at a good ph, but blanket statements are rarely your friend.
I'll put it in layman's terms.