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link and still have questions
link and still have questions
Thanks for that link I have read the info. But still have a question on one section.
Quote from link.
Here are a few pictures of ph spotting before nutrient lockout occurs. The last pic is shown is high ph with the twisty leaves. Note the edges are brown, this is a potassium deficiency that is caused by ph lockout.(Sometimes this gets confused with a nitrogen toxicity, so always keep your ph in check and test it often!)
Do I need to add potassium or flush for two days and then add potassium?
link and still have questions
Thanks for that link I have read the info. But still have a question on one section.
Quote from link.
Here are a few pictures of ph spotting before nutrient lockout occurs. The last pic is shown is high ph with the twisty leaves. Note the edges are brown, this is a potassium deficiency that is caused by ph lockout.(Sometimes this gets confused with a nitrogen toxicity, so always keep your ph in check and test it often!)
Do I need to add potassium or flush for two days and then add potassium?
if you are having a PH problem, DO NOT ADD ANYTHING until youve fixed your ph issue. because with the ph issue, no matter how much of what you put in there it will not do you any good, but just the opposite. because its been locked out. if you suspect its your ph, fix that. then add what your plant is deficient in.
what soil are you using and what are you putting into it?
