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Growing dreams420
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Do I drain to waste in the fox farm I know I should know this already but it's been along time since I've grown
Fox Farm Ocean Forest
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I will sum it up for you.You starved your plants made them more vunerable to pathogens and they got the mildew.
Flush your containers then apply flowering nutrients.
And take a deep breath!
This is your first real go at it and you had bad luck .Keep your chin up it will get better your now a soldier in jah army welcome to the club.
Flush and feed.
You need one of these so you can suck the buckets dry after you water or flush.
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OK thanks for the advice man and your right I'll get the hang of it. Oh I got a couple more questions when I start new in Fox Farm ocean forest I need to add the dolomite lime first before potting and if I go from a 3 gallon pot to a 10 would I have to add any nutrients after I transplant to a 10 gallon because I know the soil is good for 3 to 4 weeks does that make since lol
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Growing dreams420
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I got one lol and in the fox farm are you suppose to water in till I get runoff
Soil will be good for 2 or three weeks at most then you need to add.
Nutes the lime may not be needed.They ph there soil. And soils microbial activity should keep ph in right range if you flush so salts dont build up.
Yes runoff or flushing.
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Growing dreams420
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OK thanks man
I love to flush and my girls love the clean water and fresh nutrients.
Big time keep us updated we love this shit.
And try to wash that powdery mildew off those fan leaves if you can and at this point dont be afraid to remove fan leaves covered in it.
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Its why im here.
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OK I will and wash it off with the milk or the hydrogen peroxide
