High ppm run off in promix..

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Dankborough

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Hey guys. I'm having some issues growing and alot of it is being new and not understanding alot yet . I doubt myself when trying to diagnose issues. I'm using city tap water with 95 ppm promix and remo nutrients.
What's my best range for ph? and how often should I be feeding? Do i use cal mag in promix with tap water ? I find a lot of different information which also makes it a bit more confusing re.o says to feed every si ge time and it doesnt make sense . Please help!!! I flipped my lights to flower a few days ago but a few plants are fading out and having some major issues a couple more are starting the same thing . Run off was 1400ppm today so I flushed them out today but i feel like i cant give me plants regular feeding i feed once or twice then I'm giving them water twice then I'll feed once again and have to give them water again once or twice.. 15755693557415720919511611766905.jpg1575569217591560624920130242403.jpg15755692756432189319219088873016.jpg15755693328682466329916850745928.jpg1575569308705252957169450673219.jpg
 
Kingrow1

Kingrow1

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Dont read runoff - easy hard and fast rule

Ignore ph - everythings buffered ph is pointless.

Now read your plants and start getting a hang of what they need.

Rootzone could be 4000ppm for all i care if plants are happy :-)
 
Craigson

Craigson

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Kingrow1 said:
Dont read runoff - easy hard and fast rule

Ignore ph - everythings buffered ph is pointless.

Now read your plants and start getting a hang of what they need.

Rootzone could be 4000ppm for all i care if plants are happy :-)
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What is this gibberish?? 100% need to PH your feeds when using promix. Unless of course youre running ‘ph perfect’ nutes or whatever.
What in the OP woukd lead you to believe that its buffered?
 
Craigson

Craigson

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I run PH 5.8-6.2 in veg and 6.2-6.8 in flower using promix.

Most people do somthing like feed, feed, water or feed, feed, feed, water

My botanicare nutes say to feed everytime.
The bottle also mentions needing to use calmag IF using RO water.
When i used NFTG nutes in the past there was no need for extra calmag.
 
Jypsy Dog

Jypsy Dog

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Kingrow1 said:
Dont read runoff - easy hard and fast rule

Ignore ph - everythings buffered ph is pointless.

Now read your plants and start getting a hang of what they need.

Rootzone could be 4000ppm for all i care if plants are happy :-)
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Wow... You really need to be banned. Some of your shit was kinda funny. Now you just fuckin troll.
 
booms111

booms111

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Dankborough said:
Hey guys. I'm having some issues growing and alot of it is being new and not understanding alot yet . I doubt myself when trying to diagnose issues. I'm using city tap water with 95 ppm promix and remo nutrients.
What's my best range for ph? and how often should I be feeding? Do i use cal mag in promix with tap water ? I find a lot of different information which also makes it a bit more confusing re.o says to feed every si ge time and it doesnt make sense . Please help!!! I flipped my lights to flower a few days ago but a few plants are fading out and having some major issues a couple more are starting the same thing . Run off was 1400ppm today so I flushed them out today but i feel like i cant give me plants regular feeding i feed once or twice then I'm giving them water twice then I'll feed once again and have to give them water again once or twice.. View attachment 4432054View attachment 4432050View attachment 4432051View attachment 4432053View attachment 4432052
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Was the pro mix the compressed bale 3.8 cuft or the unpressed bag of 2.8cuft? Ive seen the unpressed bags push 2000 ppm out of bag.

On feedings i feed everytime. Yes you can use cal mag in promix and tap water. You shouldnt have flushed them. You can underfeed and get weird problems during stretch during bloom. Feed lighter like 500-600ppm range everytime see how thats works out for you.
 
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