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Hmm.. How did you have the netpots covered before? I only see some Leca in the netpots from the photos. The pH is on the higher side. A lot of guides say 5.5-6.5 and most point for the 5.8 as midpoint. Personally I aim for 6.0. If you start getting too high, the micronutrients should be the...

They have suffered some, no doubt. And thus so will the yield. Since this is your first grow could you give some more details on the perfect numbers. Nutrients? Have you done water changes? It doesn't matter if you have decent EC if the nutrient ratios in it are all over the place. There is...

Yellow new growth is often micronutrient deficiency. Maybe iron, manganese or so. U could be locked out from too high pH.

I wouldn't foliar feed at this point of flowering anymore. The risk of getting your buds too wet is not worth it. Not really familiar with what kelp consists, but as I pointed in my previous reply, I'm thinking you could up specifically the phosphorus. Maybe also the Ca+Mg deficiency. Excess of...

Curled tips could be from excess nitrogen. Plant color is indeed little off. The bluish green tint with purpling on the leaf stems points to some P deficiency. Maybe early Ca+Mg deficiency signs also in few spots. Double check pH's and nutrient feed and see if you should adjust a little edit...

Yes, some water loss as well. The milk solids are probably the whey? I suppose I'm a lazy country boy since I just put the trimmings in the pot, add water, add butter. Simmer for 3-4hours and extract the liquids and let it cool. After that I've sifted the solid butter out and it's ready for...

So I've been cooking my trimmings long time now with similar recipe. All I can fit in the pot without spills and add around 120g of butter of which I can usually get around 100g extracted butter(-salt-whey, so decent recovery rate), which has been base for many of my cooking recipes. This time...

With lockout your plants are using only fraction of the normal amounts of nutrients they use, but some atleast. And since there are immobile nutrients that the plant needs, it's probably helpful to have some there. So I reckon some micro nutes with some calcium should do the trick, and light...

No, some of the nutrients will precipitate if they are mixed in too high concentrates. There are some 1-part fertilizers available though. As for Terra Aquatica products, there are MaxiBloom and MaxiGro. They are decent for 1-part fertilizer though they have some citric acid in them, which will...

Poking a fossil here, but this kind of deserves an answer! Also just so happened to pick 1kg of it as poolshock, partially to different uses aswell. But im high and got curious. C3Cl2N3NaO3 is the chemical composition for the sodium dichloroisocyanurate (NaDCC) and NaClO for the commonly used...

Comparing to your 250W HPS you are using less light and you have considerably less heat from the light. Especially the heat could be a factor here. For so young plants the root growth speed translates into faster grow speed after small delay. If there's not enough root system to support higher...

EC is just general measurement, because it's electric conductivity reading. So consider you give completely whacked NPK ratio, you still achieve proper EC number, but some of the nutrients are going to run out and then some are leftover in bigger quantities. So if your solution comes too...

That yellowing of the top leaves could be Sulphur deficiency and I reckon I see some signs of Mg deficiency aswell. Double check you are feeding these

So whats your humidity %? With decent frost temperatures like -15 -20c after the air has been heated to regular room temp, there could be as little as 10-20% relative humidity. My grow room brings upstairs living room humidity up to 40%, which is what I like and my plants like. Also the heat is...

Don't worry, talk to, listen to and look your plants, they will appreciate you. But yes, if you'd need to you could add some CaSO4 late flowering to give some Ca+S to cut N levels lower. K:Ca 3:1 ratio is fine, but there's plenty variation on tap waters.

Yea, probably best not to overdo things so late, but might still be helpful fine tuning it, atleast for future. Would help to know some background on medium and nutes shes been feeding. But I'd opt for potassium issue since the symptoms seem to be leaf edge heavy. And deficiency. My bet is...

And here we got one spreading false information :) Like Lou66 pointed out aswell, the solubility is very much enough for the needs. CaSO4 solubility is at its maximum level of 2150 mg/l at approximately 100 °F (38 °C) and diminishes to 2000 mg/l as it cools to 60 °F (15 °C). Now isn't that...

Not sure about your case, but if you need calcium you could also consider CaSO4, calcium sulfate. There's plenty info saying it's not soluble, but it most definatly is in the anywhere near required amounts. With it you get plenty of calcium and some sulfur which has quite tolerant range of ppm...

The point of curing is to dry your cannabis while losing little terpenes as possible. You just need to control the temp and humidity while doing. Too dry and you lose terpenes. Too wet and you get mold. So when you starting to have close enough dry bud, you can start jarring it and burp the...

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