Actually, I would flush with an Epsom salt solution. There’s many ways of flushing. Some might use a root stimulant in the French solution to minimise stress.
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Actually, I would flush with an Epsom salt solution. There’s many ways of flushing. Some might use a root stimulant in the French solution to minimise stress.
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It was transplanted 5 weeks ago from a solo cup to a 3 gallon pot and has been flourishing since...but ever since its been dry its had problems...so after I flush it and get everything back to the way it should be...how much water roughly should I put in?
And what ppm should it be normally?
Actually, I would flush with an Epsom salt solution. There’s many ways of flushing. Some might use a root stimulant in the French solution to minimise stress.
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nah i appreciate every message cause I learn more...ive looked everywhere for any type of information and everything has been scattered or theres no actual data with it for what to do fully
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I'm guessing that they are fungus gnats. I just keep sheets of sticky paper around the pots. If you keep them to a minimum a few won't harm your plants. You don't have to eliminate them completely.
You should limit your H2O2 use to extreme emergencies as it harms the beneficial bacteria and fungus in you media. I add Mycos and Azos from Extreme Gardening to add life to my coco. There are loads of alternatives. Consider adding them to your soil.
You should limit your H2O2 use to extreme emergencies as it harms the beneficial bacteria and fungus in you media. I add Mycos and Azos from Extreme Gardening to add life to my coco. There are loads of alternatives. Consider adding them to your soil.
