How do I use the Bone meal for my plants?and normaly what you do for P deficiency?
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GenericEnigma
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I would say to provide some more information. We would need to know what you're growing in, how you're fertilizing, and definitely we would need to see some whole-plant pictures. That will give us something to work with, as a start. Maybe include some details on growing conditions (lights, temps, etc.) and some history of how you got to this point?
Growing freak
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Its in supersoil,35L pot, I have given it once only ( 2tbs of F.F.J+1tbs of L.A.B+2tbs of molasses+2tbs of wermicompost in 5L water),
temp fluctuation between 20.6 - 23.5 c
Humidity fluctuation between 48,52%,
Lights are gifted but they are samsung 600w,
I searched and saw some thing about phosphorus deficiency,! But Iam not realy sure about it?
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xtsho
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I doubt that your issue is due to a phosphorus deficiency as P is highly mobile in the plant and your symptoms are in newer growth at the top of the plant. And even if it was a P deficiency bone meal takes awhile to break down and become available to the plant.
What exactly is in the supersoil you're using and did you mix it up yourself?
What exactly is in the supersoil you're using and did you mix it up yourself?
Growing freak
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I USED Blood meal,Bone meal,alfalfa,humic acid,gypsum,azomite,epsom salt,sheep manure,bat guano ,fish meal,clamps meal,mycrohizae,wermicompost,I mix them myself and cook them for 3 months.
Richard Drysift
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You’ve got a ph lockout issue; likely due to inactivity in your containers. Give a couple rounds of aact to get things going again or go with nutrients. You either need some fast npk in soluble form or a massive influx of active microbes to help correct ph.
