Didn't mean "per gallon"....oops....it would be per 3 gallon fabric pot. So a little over a 1/4 gallon is sufficient through veg to build a good root system. As the roots fill the pots and the demand for food goes up through transition & peak bloom, a 3 gallon fabric pot will take a 1/2 gallon of feed to saturate.
I haven't saturated the pots yet then. Ive only given 1/4 gallon feeds so far. Should i saturate next feed or wait till my tea day?[/QUOTE]
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3 gallon pots would be about 4.5 gallons of feed or tea, and 5 gallons wouldn't hurt either to be sure they are getting enough.I've been using a 1/2gal with my 5 gal fabric pots. Every other day works great right now for me.
yeah, you really can't go wrong with 1/2 gallon feeds every other day in 5 gallon fabric!! It really puts the soil to work for you.....some cases merit a little runoff of course but Slurry makes that call!!
Heat stress or that giant fan blowing on leaves, prop that thing up to where it blows across their tops.....in between light and top of canopy!! The twisty leaves prolly just showing from the bk, they should grow out of it The more you up the calcium.......might need to double the Demeters under those LED's!!!
Whys that irie? Ill be switching from t5s to led.
Lol brother I just looked at that pic and said to myself (maybe that fan is fucking it up) because that is the only 1 like it and everything else looks healthy on it. Heat stress from the lights was a thought I had and I moved my lights up a bit and got the tent at 76F instead of 81F. My RH is between 60-65% with lights on and I run a 20/4 schedule. Appreciate the info guys! PEACE OUT!
From what I have read, the LED's really make these things cal/mag hungry, but I don't know the exact science behind it.
That's calcium....up Demeters and herc!!
Thanks @IrieRoots I appreciate it! I'll bump em up tonight when I feed. Peace out!
I just got done dealing with months of over watering issues. When you are in veg, drier soil is the goal. You dont want to have to re wet the soil until needed. When you do, use a small amount of water. Just enough to give it water for the day, and not look wilted. Always trying to keep it in the dry zone. Not bone dry of course, but if its questionable. Wait a day.
Can you post a pic? Plus a rundown of your environment....light, pot size, soil type, temp/humidity, recent slurry, recent feed info?
