Does anyone have experience growing chemdawg? And if so what are the nutrient requirements bc I can not seem for the life of me to get rid of either a calcium/magnesium deficiency or a phosphorous deficiency? And how heavy in ml/gallon should I be feeding them these particular nutes? Bc I upped them and it seems like nothing is helping! Please help guys...much appreciated!
Chemdawg - deficiency question???
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hotrodharley
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Consider lockout. Take closeup pictures of the plants. Not just leaves. Tell us what you are feeding. Chemdawg is nothing special as far as feeding.
hotrodharley
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If you are in hydro an EC meter is a must. Daily checks of solution level, pH and EC. Only way you know what is going on. Other than looking at the plant that is.
MisterKister
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Ec of 4200 you say?? Jesus christ I hope that's just you misinterpreting shit.
hotrodharley
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What do the roots look like? That’s an awfully high EC. Is the pH stable more or less? Is solution level dropping?
MisterKister
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Honestly I would use the Lucas formula of 8ml micro 16ml bloom 5 ml cal/mag and 5ml of silica
tstick
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Nope that's correct
They look amazing, nice and white!
Yes solution volume drops and ppm pretty much stay stable as the water is used by the plants.
70's natureboy
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There are some pretty good GH feeding charts out there with real world nute levels. If you are using tap water you probably don't need as much calmag. Your nutes are probably a little high but not deathly high. Your numbers are out of this world. I plan to pop some chemdog this summer.
PadawanWarrior
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Just so you know there's different Chemdawg strains. And the real ones are actually clone only strains.
70's natureboy
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That's what I hear. Dr Greenthumb usually has a few tricks up his sleeve though.