Nightmarecreature
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It's most likely a potassium deficiency. I'm getting pretty good at reading deficiencies.
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chuck estevez
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see your wrong again, He was using fox farms big bloom at 1/3 every other watering, which is there base nutrient and recommended to use thru veg and flower, your suppose to add the other parts accordingly.so he ended up with a def.
chuck estevez
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- FOX FARMS FEEDING SCHEDULES
WEEKLY FEEDING- per Gallon
Sprouting and week 1--BigBloom 2TBS
week 2-- 2tsp Grow Big + 2TBS Big Bloom
Week 3--3tsp Grow Big + 2TBS Big Bloom
Week 4--JUST 3 tspGrow Big + 1/4 tsp Open Sesame
Week 5 same as week 4 unless going 12/12--
Week 5- OR--day 1 of 12/12-- 2 tsp Tiger Bloom +1TBS Big Bloom + 1/2 tsp Open Sesame
Week 6--same as above
Week 7-- 2 Tsp Grow Big + 2 tsp Tiger Bloom +1TBS Big Bloom + 1/4 tsp Beastie Bloom
Week 8-- 2Tsp Grow Big + 2 tsp Tiger Bloom +1TBS Big Bloom + 1/2 tsp Beastie Bloom
Week 9-- 2 tsp Tiger Bloom +1TBS Big Bloom + 1/4 tsp Cha Ching
week 10-- Same as above
Week 11--2 tsp Tiger Bloom +1TBS Big Bloom + 1/2 tsp Cha Ching
At beginning of week 11--Check Trichomes-- Flush if ready.. otherwise, continue as with week 11 every week until you flush!
mrbotanical
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My point exactly; look what this site says here, or that guy recommends there, or, whatever. Never information gained from their own success or failures, more to the point, the more you go on, the more you prove that the little bit of info you have (mostly incorrect) you have only read about and probably NEVER put into practice to test the theories or suggestions.
mrbotanical
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As those who have read my other posts featuring the same problems as here will know; these "recommendations" and "feeding schedules" and obsessions with feeding healthy plants that don't need it, are what causes most of the problems these growers face. Most of these issues are 99% self-inflicted, relating to the improper use of nutrients, and people not being able to read and react to their plants needs..
chuck estevez
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mrbotanical
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Congratulations. One more thread hijacked by some fool who spoils it for the rest.
chuck estevez
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dude, really? I had this under control, then you came in with your nonsense and I hijacked it. Really???
if he would have listened to you he would have a dead plant.
if he would have listened to you he would have a dead plant.
mrbotanical
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Its not surprising you agree, as many, if not most growers STILL believe this "pack-mentality" held view about the nutrient needs of their plants. A healthy, vigorous, good-yielding plant does not originate from a bottle, nor from a feeding schedule, it is the grower reacting to what the plant needs, not what they think it needs, that in the end will provide them with a successful grow. Supplying your plants with way too many nutrients is a lot easier than you might think, and as I have said many times, most, if not all of these nutrient related problems, be they true nutrient deficiencies or pH/lock-out caused deficiencies, are the fault of the grower not understanding their plants enough.
chuck estevez
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talk about spewing forum jibber jabber,roflmfao.
mrbotanical
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Whatever. Are you just trying to get your post count up or something? Because I can't see what else you are even doing here, other than to spew your vitriol. Christ, are you one of those "angry little men" that needs a platform to shout from?
chuck estevez
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I'm here teaching people that think they know how to grow weed that they don't know shit, and when to sit down and pay attention, your the kid that thinks he knows it all and after being schooled thinks he can keep spouting off at the mouth. you got 20 more posts than me,so stupid
tusseltussel
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doot doot doooooooooooooooot
mrbotanical
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My god, you are full of your self aren't you? Like I said before, thank heavens we have you to guide us idiots that were probably growing plants before you could talk. Schooled, oh my dear boy...
chuck estevez
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well son, school is out for now, you go keep that soil nice and wet and have a wonderful day.
mrbotanical
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I will, and once again, thank you lord chuck.
tusseltussel
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mr b you should conceed any time you use distilled water you will have a deficiancy. anytime you use tiger bloom you will have a deficiancy. the op has no salt build up he has a deficiancy he needs to go out and buy tiger bloom grow big and cal mag then he needs to mix the 3 at half strength and feed every other watering with that and he will be ok once under control the feeding can change up and he can drop the cal mag and grow big every other feeding and things will work out fine fo him... I wouldn't bother with molasas it is a complex carb and does not break down oh and let the soil dry out not comleatly but damn close, roots need oxygen and they cannot gt it in mudgood call lord chuck you were more right than mr b
mrbotanical
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Sorry, but I don't know what your argument is, I don't suggest using distilled water, nor do I say to "drown" the soil either, just not to let it dry out, ever. With a good soil mix & an adequate quantity of vermiculite/perlite you won't have "mud", just a well hydrated, moist soil. Anyway, nothing personal but I'm a bit tired of banging my head against a brick wall...