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mtlhaze

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When the older growth on bottom is yellowing but there is some new growth on top still green it really is a strong sign that its lacking nitrogen. Guano, as great as it is for organic gardening, requires bennys and time to be broken down into a usable form of nutrients for your plants.

Give them something they can drink up quick with a couple of ml's of Humex, wow do they love that stuff and bounce back strong.
 
GreenThumbSucker

GreenThumbSucker

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mtlhaze said:
When the older growth on bottom is yellowing but there is some new growth on top still green it really is a strong sign that its lacking nitrogen. Guano, as great as it is for organic gardening, requires bennys and time to be broken down into a usable form of nutrients for your plants.

Give them something they can drink up quick with a couple of ml's of Humex, wow do they love that stuff and bounce back strong.
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This is the beauty of using hydroponic fertilizers. They are already in the broken down form. They are 100% soluble and usable by the plant right out of the bottle.
 
sicilian86

sicilian86

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yea, made a mistake in buying the foxfarm trio for soil rather than the hydro version, didn't know ne better in the beginning.
for the trio of soil compared to hydro, what is the difference, solubility & insolubility? As well, is it only the grow big that's different between the soil vs. hydro but not Big Bloom nor Tiger Bloom?
 
sicilian86

sicilian86

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bird mcbride..... ur just wrong for starters
rockwool in hydroton mesh pot of a black 5gallon dwc bucket
pH i have been on white on rice in management, well tried-will attach
as for nitrogen, how so? I highly-HIGHLY doubt deficiency......20130217_024756.jpg20130217_024807.jpg20130217_024820.jpg20130217_024852.jpg20130217_121215.jpg20130217_024717.jpg20130217_024725.jpg20130217_195704.jpg
 
sicilian86

sicilian86

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in previous posts with pics, the supposive "soil" you see is most likely bat guano for whatever water accumulates at the stem base, ie.water drops from leaves, misting the plant-especially when raising the humidity
 
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