confussed.com
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thanks dude sorry didn't realise you don't grow in soil my bad
need some immediate help please. Time sensitive
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Tupapa
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To leach the soil or ( flush ) u need 3 times the amount of soil in water to go through soil. Example: 5 gallon pot= 15 gallons of water.
confussed.com
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wow thats quite a bit of water lol and this dosen't have negative effects on the plant?
Roger A. Shrubber
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it would if you did it often, as long as you follow up with a light feeding then let it dry out good it shouldn't hurt them at all
im4satori
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http://rollitup.org/t/problem-with-runoff-ppm-being-8000.933275/page-2
interestingly im getting conflicting info on testing run off in soil
tupapa im curious to see if your will to provide your perspective on testing run off in soil in the post above
im a hydro guy with good nutrient knowledge but
im looking into perhaps moving my mothers into soil and im trying to get some questions answered
interestingly im getting conflicting info on testing run off in soil
tupapa im curious to see if your will to provide your perspective on testing run off in soil in the post above
im a hydro guy with good nutrient knowledge but
im looking into perhaps moving my mothers into soil and im trying to get some questions answered
im4satori
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ugh
is it time released...idk
if it is then you gotta get something different
I guess that might explain why hes top dressing the way he is
if its time release I don't think you can dissolve it in water to make a mix and pour it on
so all the mixing info I mentioned might be bonk if the nutes are indeed non water soluble
whitebb2727
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If its time release watering or flushing (leeching) will make it worse.
If so I would just dig them up and put in new soil.
I've done it before. Posted it in my thread to. We all screw up.
whitebb2727
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Bad bale of generic promix. Couldn't get the pH right. Dug them up and replanted in good soil. Stuff happens.
I cut back growth so there would be less burden on the roots.
I cut back growth so there would be less burden on the roots.
Tupapa
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I did
TrichomeChaser
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Thanks you all for the help here, I have finished these plants up with no problems after I started this post. For those of you who felt I was overfeeding, I continued exactly how I was going and accomplished some beautiful results. Only thing I cut back on was some of the bat guano. I finished using the open sesame and then the beastie blooms and cha ching in the last weeks of flower.
I had a little trouble early in flower which I'm sure lowered my yield a bit but I was still able to pull just over 300g from the 2 plants. They were both over a q and one of them had over 6oz on it. So I was pleased with that, my first time pulling a q on one indoor plant.
I had a little trouble early in flower which I'm sure lowered my yield a bit but I was still able to pull just over 300g from the 2 plants. They were both over a q and one of them had over 6oz on it. So I was pleased with that, my first time pulling a q on one indoor plant.
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