[the gnome]

my peyote's are about 3wks and in 18oz cups in FFOF w/dolo
at 10 days there were some yellow streaks and a general yellowing so I started feeding w/FF grow big @ 200ppm and some greened right up, some still yellow so 5-6 days later i bumped up to 450ppm and supplamented the grow big with
FF big bloom casting-guano and they are looking really good now.

FFOF is pretty good all on its own and I usually just add 200ppms in the 1st 3-4 weeks
but these PPs are some big feeders at a tender age!

a few still have some slight interveinal yellowing



are other PP growers seeing hungry peyote's that eat a full meal and still have room to down a 3 course desert on top of it


here they are relaxing after a 476ppm breakfast

[Big City]

Did you check the ph of your runoff?

In that soil they shouldn't need anything but water now. I didn't start feeding my Peyotes until much later.

I also grow in FFOF with amended lime and I have still had issues with low ph.

[the gnome]

Originally Posted by Big City

Did you check the ph of your runoff?

In that soil they shouldn't need anything but water now. I didn't start feeding my Peyotes until much later.

I also grow in FFOF with amended lime and I have still had issues with low ph.

I ph'd 6.5 in
6.2 out
my soil is ph'd and any water or fertz going in gets ph'd

yeah big ctiy,
they say FFOF is already PH'd to 6.4 but its usually a lot less than that ime
regardless I always add lime to it,
if you start at 6.4 with your soil by the end of the grow 2-4 months later that PH is quite a BIT lower

usually by the 2nd week I start about a 200ppm every other watering and see how they like it.
my water is already at 70ppm out of the tap.

with this last feeding with the big bloom added i'm going to water only and see how it goes with em.

[the gnome]

anyone else grow peyotes??
how did yours eat?
heavy feeders?

[Ras Pablo]

No Nitrogen, love Mg and Ca also add some oligoelements as Cu, Mo, Mn, B...

[the gnome]

hey ras pablo,

look at my 1st pic, you can still see some of the interveinal yellowing, it was a lot more pronounced before i fed it
but you can still see it, and I though mag also.but they're so young!
the youngest Ive seen actually if it is a mag def.

adolescent mag ho's lol

[Hammerhead]

I think that's a very slight Mg deficiency. You can see the stripping. You will recover from that.

[the gnome]

oh yeah hammer I have no doubt they'll be fine,
but this is after a 200ppm, 350 and then up to 450ppm and its only 3 wks right now.
a bit on the young side for the mag def and hi feeds, and I'm in FF OF?
the yellow was very pronounced @ 10days,
like a chevron sign on the leaves but greened up fast with the 1st feeding FF veg fertz.
never seen such hungry youngin's.... better get another gallon of fertz for this litter

if they're going like this i can't wait to see the growth they're gonna do when they are under 2000w of MH real soon

Mine are 1 week into flower and I do not find them to be heavy feeders....or particularly picky eaters. I am at 125 ppm N (about avg for my grow method) and if anything it is a hair on the heavy side for them. I will most likely stop all N about the end of week 5.

big ol leaves on them though.

[Big City]

It's might be because your runoff is too low and you are locking out P, Cal and Mag. I didn't have to feed my Peyotes practically anything until flower and was using a similar soil mix.

I'm at week 2 in flower now and am feeding @ half strength with no deficiencies.