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curious2garden

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My bad this is the base nutrients i was talking about. And i dont have a ppm meter or a soil meter(bought one online never worked). And i tryed giving it cal mag but maybe it wasnt enuff but thanks for the help everyone hopfully it stays away now.
The bad leaves do not recover it simply stops other leaves from getting worse. Those are the nutrients I've used since '96. They are great and I use their drain to waste chart now but before that I used their recirculating chart. I started about 1/2 strength. If you have dried nutrients in your coco I'd start at 1/4.

I'd also do an internet search for their original nutrient charts as I haven't really bothered to even look at their new ones. I also use their CaliMagic for my Ca/Mg additive but have used Botanicare's too. They are both fine. I prefer the Ca to Mg ratio in the CaliMagic produce.
 

OldMedUser

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My bad this is the base nutrients i was talking about. And i dont have a ppm meter or a soil meter(bought one online never worked). And i tryed giving it cal mag but maybe it wasnt enuff but thanks for the help everyone hopfully it stays away now.
Those work like most 3-part nutes. 1ml/L of each is a mild dose but good for small plants. I generally run 2ml/L but some strains want more so when I see old fan leaves begin to yellow I'll boost it up to 3 for one feed and see how that works. I've never had to use the full strength which for AN is 4ml/L all the f'n time. Fry your plants to crap doing that.

You never mentioned what your water is. A lot of tap water doesn't need or want calmag and I use very little with RO water and don't run into problems.

Good luck!

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