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MadMike2
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Thank you. It is good to have confirmation from those with more experience.Most likely it is a lack of nutrients. Larger the plant the more nutrients needed. Once it starts going into flower it needs even more. Back to "....Pick up the pace on the fertilizing. Look at the added minor expense as an investment that will pay off in another 8 weeks or so."
The plant will make it through to the end with the limited amount of fertilizer you are using but the harvest will be less than what the plant is able to produce and probably will not have the quality that it is able to produce. It is worth the expense invovled in doubling the amount of fertilizer you are using.
From my earlier msg: "Bump up your "Dyna Grow Bloom" dosage to the .5 teaspoon amount. From what I have seen the instructions recommend using the Bloom every time the plant is watered. It is not the usual water-fertilize-water-fertilize method that we see for many other fertilizing schedules."
The 1/2 teaspoon amount is good enough for the vegetating stage but now that the flowering has started it is time for more. And, the manufacturer says to use it every watering so if you water more than once a week but only fertilize once a week your plant is slowly falling behind.
From Dyna-Gro:
- For outdoor applications in soil, feed 1 – 2 tsp/gal with every watering.
I did check soil and it was still moist from yesterday. I am going to move it today when I get home from work and see if it helps.
With some practice, I may be able to grow some plants like yours.
