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420 happends
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umm can you say food? lol feed her man thats a nitrogen def. big time id feed her some kind of nutes, also make sure your ph is adjusted too
clayman187
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looks like ph prob to me...
Irie Genetics
Active Member
ph problem
jwhter
Member
"ph pppppproblem
if you don`t provide more info
it`s PH problem all the way"
check runoff water ph
if it`s fluctuating more than 0,5 up or down than the water you put in you have hot spots in soil and that locks up nutes for your plant cause she is trying to balance ph instead of growing.
if that`s the problem next time you water double nutes and add some baking soda untill you get a ph of 6.6-7,the baking soda balances you water ph and soil,watch out though cause it could
increase your ph too much that`s why you should double your nutes to lower ph if you don`t have something else,doubleing nutes won`t hurt your plant
for lowering ph you could also use vinegar but i don`t recommend it because it isn`t stable and if your soil is fucked up it will fuck it upper.
TLDR: DOUBLE NUTES ADD BAKING SODA PH 6!
if you don`t provide more info
it`s PH problem all the way"
check runoff water ph
if it`s fluctuating more than 0,5 up or down than the water you put in you have hot spots in soil and that locks up nutes for your plant cause she is trying to balance ph instead of growing.
if that`s the problem next time you water double nutes and add some baking soda untill you get a ph of 6.6-7,the baking soda balances you water ph and soil,watch out though cause it could
increase your ph too much that`s why you should double your nutes to lower ph if you don`t have something else,doubleing nutes won`t hurt your plant
for lowering ph you could also use vinegar but i don`t recommend it because it isn`t stable and if your soil is fucked up it will fuck it upper.
TLDR: DOUBLE NUTES ADD BAKING SODA PH 6!
Bakatare666
Well-Known Member
You can still save her, but yes, it is a PH issue, but also, that may be causing inability to uptake nutes, so DON'T double your nutes.
When you T-Plant, put about 35-40% perlite into the mix, along with some Dolomite Lime.
Why does only one side of the pot look wet?
Can you tell us how old she is? You're not feeding yet, are you?It only looks about a week and half old.
When you T-Plant, put about 35-40% perlite into the mix, along with some Dolomite Lime.
Why does only one side of the pot look wet?
Can you tell us how old she is? You're not feeding yet, are you?It only looks about a week and half old.
zzwasted
New Member
and then start new beans if you have them if not then its just a case of waiting for the new growth to come threw witch can be more effort/ longer than starting over with fresh soil ,and if you have a ph meter keep your ph of the water at 6.5 more or less will result in not up taking certain nutes ,,
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jwizzle22
Active Member
You can still save her, but yes, it is a PH issue, but also, that may be causing inability to uptake nutes, so DON'T double your nutes.
When you T-Plant, put about 35-40% perlite into the mix, along with some Dolomite Lime.
Why does only one side of the pot look wet?
Can you tell us how old she is? You're not feeding yet, are you?It only looks about a week and half old.
Yes im feeding and she is about 18 days old but been having issues since day 1 i think its this shitty topsoil honestly
420 happends
Active Member
wow ya a ph of 7 is waay too high plus nutes ontop of that? ya scratch what i said earlyer man, Ph problem your ph should be around 6.2-6.5 not 7 and i get some perlite up in that soil poor drainage = wet feet and Weed dont like Wet feet just an FYI
420 happends
Active Member
id say 2-3 weeks tops mabe sooner or later it all depends really man, i wish you good luck i have faith they will pull thru!
