OK cool. That answers another question I had. My 1 plant I have is an 8 week strain and it's in week 6 so 2nd week of late flower feeding and I'm already starting to see leaves fade to yellow. If I flushed for week 7 and 8 there'd be no leaves left lol. So I'll probably taper down a week and flush a week.
Looks like you may need some perlite also. Whatever mix I make I usually add more.
This is just straight biochar. I’m going to add it to my soil.
Oh ya duh! Lol. After you mix it all up and do whatever else you're gonna do and let it sit I take a slurry before I transplant just to be safe. I noticed this run with #4 soil amended with oneshot and mixed withe the biochar mix I got i haven't had to battle low ph at all. Right now in flower it's kinda like a nice battle against high ph if that makes sense. It stays on the higher end and when I feed at really high ppms it drifts down to say 6.4 then back up to almost 7.
Well it kinda depends on the ppms of your water and what those tds' are. You may not need it but truly won't know until you throw 2 TBl of herc into a gal of water and check the pH. The water I use right now comes out of the tap with 150 ppm on a x5 scale and a pH of 7.4. I dilute it down to 100 ppm for every tea feed and flush. So when I add 2 tbl of herc to my water for a flush it comes out with a pH of 6.4. Dead on. That's just me and my water and what I do.
Yup i know this now Lol. Should've known, imo Samsung makes the best electronics.
I'm also pretty new to the line only have a couple harvests and I'm still trying to figure it out myself. Both runs with it were in different houses and had high PPM water so what I do is I just add distilled water to the tap water until the ppms are in range then add nutrients then pH. Im in mid to late flowering watering at over 2000 ppm trying to push harder than the regimen. I had good quality but need higher yields. So I'm at
