highasfukk
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Here's the rundown:
I have some ladies growing in rockwool and soil . they are all exhibiting the same problems . the biggest and middle fan leaves are affected first where they become extremely yellow/brown in between the veins that continues to eat up, dry, brown, and curl the leaf . from here , the biggest middle fan leaves are affected and it works it's way up .
I have tried giving these guys every possible deficient nutrient but to no avail so . . now i'm left with some really hot mediums from trying to address these deficiencies .... i think . .
i tried flushing this lady in rockwool who is being hand-watered in a drip-to-waste system . i use ferts every feeding and i water every other day .
after all these problems i flushed her out wiht about 1.5 gallons of clearex flushing solution . the original clearex solution was at a ph of 10 . the runoff ph was at about 7.2 . does this mean the rockwool's ph is at about 5?? also , the PPMs from the runoff were 3000+
since then, the rockwool cube has been DRENCHED and is not draining so well , the yellowing/browning and curling of the leaves continues .
what do i do now ?
i'm having similar issues with my soil ladies who are in 50/50 FoxFarm OceanForest and FoxFarm LightWarrior . i have been watering with nutes every time i water (about 2x a week in 3gal containers) . will this cause the soil to be waaaay too hot ? (using foxfarm nutes btw) should i only be watering with nutes until the plant has used all the nutes in the soil and begins to exhibit deficiencies ??? what should my watering schedule be like (when to nute , how often to nute) with soils that have nutrients like FF OceanForest ???
if it is indeed a ph/overfert problem with the soil , what options do i have ? the soil ladies are also about 3 weeks into flower and they are looking great minus the start of these deficiencies ....
here are some pics of what kind of dmg i'm looking at::::
I have some ladies growing in rockwool and soil . they are all exhibiting the same problems . the biggest and middle fan leaves are affected first where they become extremely yellow/brown in between the veins that continues to eat up, dry, brown, and curl the leaf . from here , the biggest middle fan leaves are affected and it works it's way up .
I have tried giving these guys every possible deficient nutrient but to no avail so . . now i'm left with some really hot mediums from trying to address these deficiencies .... i think . .
i tried flushing this lady in rockwool who is being hand-watered in a drip-to-waste system . i use ferts every feeding and i water every other day .
after all these problems i flushed her out wiht about 1.5 gallons of clearex flushing solution . the original clearex solution was at a ph of 10 . the runoff ph was at about 7.2 . does this mean the rockwool's ph is at about 5?? also , the PPMs from the runoff were 3000+
since then, the rockwool cube has been DRENCHED and is not draining so well , the yellowing/browning and curling of the leaves continues .
what do i do now ?
i'm having similar issues with my soil ladies who are in 50/50 FoxFarm OceanForest and FoxFarm LightWarrior . i have been watering with nutes every time i water (about 2x a week in 3gal containers) . will this cause the soil to be waaaay too hot ? (using foxfarm nutes btw) should i only be watering with nutes until the plant has used all the nutes in the soil and begins to exhibit deficiencies ??? what should my watering schedule be like (when to nute , how often to nute) with soils that have nutrients like FF OceanForest ???
if it is indeed a ph/overfert problem with the soil , what options do i have ? the soil ladies are also about 3 weeks into flower and they are looking great minus the start of these deficiencies ....
here are some pics of what kind of dmg i'm looking at::::
