amneziaHaze
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Each plant is diferent in its needs.and its a 3 part nute base with pure magnesium and pure calcium soo you can mix how you want.original recepie(on the box) is for tomatoes
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Do LED’s promote cal-mag issues
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Prawn Connery
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OK, that makes a bit more sense if you've not used it before and don't have a formula. Indicas tend to be more magnesium hogs and prefer a slightly higher pH than sativas, so nutrient requirements can also be strain dependent, but generally a good alround nutrient has most things covered.
I'm a bit late to the party but thought it might help someone else. There's some very knowledgeable people commenting before me.
I'm running a HLG 650R in a 3x3 tent and have been fighting calcium def problems for 3 years. I thought it was because my fertilizer had too much ammoniacal nitrogen and about 10 other things, but recently discovered that it was primarily not enough transpiration. I was running hot enough but I had to significantly lower humidity to solve the problem. Now I can run on full power and keep the plants green.
Now I keep the humidity under 60% measured within the canopy. I've been listening to Bruce Bugbee preach under 60% for a while but blindly followed the VPD charts until I heard him say it again this year and it finally sunk in.
I'm running a HLG 650R in a 3x3 tent and have been fighting calcium def problems for 3 years. I thought it was because my fertilizer had too much ammoniacal nitrogen and about 10 other things, but recently discovered that it was primarily not enough transpiration. I was running hot enough but I had to significantly lower humidity to solve the problem. Now I can run on full power and keep the plants green.
Now I keep the humidity under 60% measured within the canopy. I've been listening to Bruce Bugbee preach under 60% for a while but blindly followed the VPD charts until I heard him say it again this year and it finally sunk in.
Growth stage? Air temp?
Hollatchaboy
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A hlg650r in a 3x3? That's a lot of watts for that footprint. I thought my 480 watt in a 3x3 was a lil too much. Have you run it full blast?
