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shuswap
whats with this plant seems to be real picky on food ,any help guys?
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the med man
there is a master kush in your area someone is calling pk. grows big long buds. def not pk. def master kush type. keep p down and calmag up, mm
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shuswap
they seem to just not be growing,ppm was at 600 now up to 900 playing with it,roots are exploding out of the 3 inch rockwool cubes and its like its just sitting there upt op doing nothing,lower leave tips are yellowing,using your veg formula watered down to keepppm down a bit h202 every other day,my grapefruits would be a foot tall by now...how does one add calmag witj advance neuts?
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shuswap
i did some research and found this
Calcium deficiency symptoms appear initially as generally stunted plant growth. Necrotic (dead) leaf margins on young leaves or necrosis around the base of the leaves is very common. In its advanced stage it can eventual lead to death of the terminal buds and root tips. Generally the new growth of the plant is affected first. The mature leaves may be affected if the problem persists. Cupping of mature leaves is a tell tale sign of a calcium deficiency.
Magnesium Deficiencies typically occur with the middle or lower leaves. The most common symptoms are interveinal chlorosis or yellowing between leaf veins, which stay green, giving a marbled appearance. Necrosis, or death, can develop in the highly chlorotic tissue. The symptoms generally start with mottled chlorotic areas developing in the interveinal tissue and spreads to large dead spots. This begins with older leaves and spreads to younger growth.
sounds like ive got some calmag issues medman,thanxs for steering me in the right direction!
Calcium deficiency symptoms appear initially as generally stunted plant growth. Necrotic (dead) leaf margins on young leaves or necrosis around the base of the leaves is very common. In its advanced stage it can eventual lead to death of the terminal buds and root tips. Generally the new growth of the plant is affected first. The mature leaves may be affected if the problem persists. Cupping of mature leaves is a tell tale sign of a calcium deficiency.
Magnesium Deficiencies typically occur with the middle or lower leaves. The most common symptoms are interveinal chlorosis or yellowing between leaf veins, which stay green, giving a marbled appearance. Necrosis, or death, can develop in the highly chlorotic tissue. The symptoms generally start with mottled chlorotic areas developing in the interveinal tissue and spreads to large dead spots. This begins with older leaves and spreads to younger growth.
sounds like ive got some calmag issues medman,thanxs for steering me in the right direction!
K
Kitsym
yeah i heard all Kushes are Cal Mag hogs and in general eat a lot!
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shuswap
if i was growing in soil i would have posted in the soil forum ,been growing organic soil for years,did you answer my question....no......so why post useless information in this forum....?
it may have been a quirk of the strain of PK that i had but it just wouldn't yeald for shit in 4"x2.5" RW blocks on a flood and drain but in drip buckets it was a decent producer i just chalked it up to the PK needs a good root mass to perform well also if i exceeded EC 1.0 the pk would be stunted it would stop growing and pause in size then show deficiency symptoms galore
When the commercial growers started with the PK they were shocked. They went from 2 and 3lb/light with Jammerz to like 3/4lb/light. Takes time to figure her and no one is getting 3 lb/light, but it is what the consumer wanted at the time. Believe it or not I have heard rumblings of late askin for the Jammerz back. Ah money, money, money. Peace GS
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shuswap
gs i was over at a buddys today and he had the old school hp flushing,wow brought back memories,jammerzs lol reminds me off a good looking horror, lots of look but wow they sure didnt perform,lol
Ya I needs me a hashplant. Might go for the old Champagne. Peace GS
