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Bbrock28

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Nixs said:
You need to figure out what could cause the P & K deficiency or lockout, too much Cal or too low pH causes the lock out.
As others mentioned your feed ec is too high, the Max that I have seen people go is 1.2.
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OK thanks for that and I'm going off flora flex feed chart and around week 5and so on the e.c they call for is 3.0
 
Bukvičák

Bukvičák

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True is that you are quite on a heavy side with food, but there are no major signs of burn, so there is absolutelly no need to drop your food more than half to 1,2 like somebody suggested. Hes literally in every thread spliffing out that parroted potassium defficiency bullshit. You have more than that one deficiency appearing on your leaves. If your issue goes on after you lower your EC, try to rise your pH to 6,2 - 6,4. With such strong food at pH 5,5-6,0 you might have your coco in low 5 most of the time. BTW when you plant to flip them? Looking crowded already…
 
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Hairybuds

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Give him what your suspected deficiencies are, you haven’t added much to trouble shoot to compensate nutritionally
 
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Bbrock28

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Bukvičák said:
True is that you are quite on a heavy side with food, but there are no major signs of burn, so there is absolutelly no need to drop your food more than half to 1,2 like somebody suggested. Hes literally in every thread spliffing out that parroted potassium defficiency bullshit. You have more than that one deficiency appearing on your leaves. If your issue goes on after you lower your EC, try to rise your pH to 6,2 - 6,4. With such strong food at pH 5,5-6,0 you might have your coco in low 5 most of the time. BTW when you plant to flip them? Looking crowded already…
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Yes i do plan switching soon when I get rid of the deficiency and I'm going to space them apart more forsure thank you for the info
 
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