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[Anonymous...]

And also I have ran out of the green pills to test my pH only have the orange blue and purple left. I'm going to buy a pH pen and tds meter soon.

 

[GreenSanta]

Flushing is for salt build up when growing with chemicals. What are u trying to flush in organic? Nothing to flush... it looks like cal mag deficiency, having them in the right ratio really helps when starting up with organics. Do u grow with LEDS?

Btw I would do nothing. In doubt do nothing. I always ride out my plants with tap water no matter what.

Also, I never check the ph, use well made worm castings in ur mix and lots of worms, well made compost should be neutral.

 

[Anonymous...]

Flushing is for salt build up when growing with chemicals. What are u trying to flush in organic? Nothing to flush... it looks like cal mag deficiency, having them in the right ratio really helps when starting up with organics. Do u grow with LEDS?

Btw I would do nothing. In doubt do nothing. I always ride out my plants with tap water no matter what.

Also, I never check the ph, use well made worm castings in ur mix and lots of worms, well made compost should be neutral.

Doesn't matter now we think its a male

 

[Richard Drysift]

It is actually not all that easy to provide soluble calcium or magnesium in an organic medium especially when you are first starting out because the sources (eggshells, etc) take a super long time to break down. Green Santa is right; calcium and magnesium are needed to help absorb the other stuff in your mix. Also guano can be very high in N; if you are giving it heavy and often in mid-flower it can upset the fungus that helps uptake everything else. Get some general organics cal/mag+ and stop giving as much or any guano in your teas. Try giving water only for awhile and let the soil dry in between waterings. "Flushing" and checking ph are non issues in organics and will just complicate things; never adjust your water ph either just give it to them as it is. Tip- Ask for advice in the organic section

 

[Lucky Luke]

It is actually not all that easy to provide soluble calcium or magnesium in an organic medium especially when you are first starting out because the sources (eggshells, etc) take a super long time to break down. Green Santa is right; calcium and magnesium are needed to help absorb the other stuff in your mix. Also guano can be very high in N; if you are giving it heavy and often in mid-flower it can upset the fungus that helps uptake everything else. Get some general organics cal/mag+ and stop giving as much or any guano in your teas. Try giving water only for awhile and let the soil dry in between waterings. "Flushing" and checking ph are non issues in organics and will just complicate things; never adjust your water ph either just give it to them as it is. Tip- Ask for advice in the organic section

Dolomite lime isnt classed as Organic? Im surprised.

 

[terrapin710]

Sorry bro it's been a while.. Yes and no.. You still have to be somewhat inside the window or even our little buddies can't help. Traditional ph up and down yes will wipe them out.. Try getting nectar for the gods up and down.. my guess is all you will ever need it the up and it's a calcium base so not only does it raise your ph but also adds calcium.. Anyways how are they? Did she pull out? Was it over watering.

 

[Anonymous...]

Sorry bro it's been a while.. Yes and no.. You still have to be somewhat inside the window or even our little buddies can't help. Traditional ph up and down yes will wipe them out.. Try getting nectar for the gods up and down.. my guess is all you will ever need it the up and it's a calcium base so not only does it raise your ph but also adds calcium.. Anyways how are they? Did she pull out? Was it over watering.

Yes i would say it was so far it been looking good