What I thought was nute deficiency turned out to be nute burn. There were no nutes added before it started, just what was in the perfect mix soil. A very low strength MG was added which just made it more apparent it is burn not deficency. I think it may have been caused from overwatering, every time releasing more ferts from the soil. Would flushing, to get rid of the MG, make it worse?
Will flushing make this nute burn worse?
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KirklandsFinest08
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ruin ro water in it for a couple days
5 times what ever your container volume is should be the initial flush. Let the roots dry out a bit to get air and then do it again.
This is how we learn. I have seen several catastrophic failures by getting over zealous. Plenty of people here and in real life. Its just the nature of the learning curve.
This is how we learn. I have seen several catastrophic failures by getting over zealous. Plenty of people here and in real life. Its just the nature of the learning curve.
