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If you choose to use this old pH pen. Please calibrate the pen or else your wasting your time. Just speaking from experienceI have used to do hydro-runs, i have ph meter but i havent checked the ph for now going with soil. I have other plants (autos) in soil without any problems with plain water.
I know that the ph is roughly around 7.
This is around 6 weeks old now, this one is in 3L soil, autos are at 10L soil so i was thinking could it be just that simple that there are no necessary nutrients anymore available?
It was sprouted with seedling soil, transplanted it like 3 weeks ago, i have had some problems with low humidity.Was it sprouted in Bat mix? That is normally used for transplanting into flower. Both are amended with lime so pH shouldn't be that big of a problem yet.
One of my first runs were with only Playron soil. Grow mix and then transplant a couple of times with Royal mix or Bat mix. No fertilizers added with great results.
Funny to read from plant abuse chart that with 6.3 ph you will lock out some nutes.7 is too high.
6.3 soil otherwise your causing an opportunity for nutrient lockout condition. Regardless of the other plant being ok.
Super small for 6weeks. Definitely starved.
Thanks mate, i will calibrate the ph according to your earlier photo.pH of 'plain water can also raise, over time. Especially if sitting in soil. Becoming stagnant.
This has to do with water's ability to absorb CO2 from the atmosphere (or release it into the atmosphere), which shifts the pH levels. pH levels begin to rise as carbonic acid turns into CO2. As the water warms up, the CO2 evaporates from the reservoir. This natural process increases the pH level.
By fast look, i bought way too cheap NEW ph pen. Just calibrated it. It shows my taps ph is 8,4.Soil chart. I only grow soil.
Funny or not. Not all charts are equal. Some give you a wide range, and no grow media type. This is the most accurate that I've found for what I have witnessed. I've got 6 or so I use to reference.
To each their own.
How did calibrate the pen? It's best but to jump to conclusions. Until you double check everything.By fast look, i bought way too cheap NEW ph pen. Just calibrated it. It shows my taps ph is 8,4.
Pretty sure it could be magnesium lock out by the ph.
I bought ph meter from LIDL, like 7€ it had 3 point calibration, it was brand new just popped it and calibrated it with its own powder calibration.How did calibrate the pen?
Hey, you said that you are experienced with soil.I personally use pH testing liquid. But I have reference random pH from items around the house also
Household pH items
Your only opportunity is to get the plant healthier. Then bump to flower to try to salvage the grow. Everyone will get away a bit of pH fluctuations. But it's ideal to keep water/feeding 6.3, and the soil below 7ph.Hey, you said that you are experienced with soil.
Do you have any tips to how to turn the boat around with this amnesia haze, any suggestion?
Also i have been scouting your diaries, dude nice work.
Thanks bluter I've been waiting for ya!plant is clearly starved. feed or up pot into soil with more nutes.
ph according to your media as you feed / water. chasing runoff ph is going to spiral you out and kill the plant. calibrate the ph meter you have and contemplate getting a better one. the usb stick type just don't cut it. anything relying on the powder mix to calibrate is only going to be ballpark. in lots of cases it's good enough. but not always.
i've used my ph meter against other usb types to test them and have found them to sometimes be horribly out to the point the grower experiences issues.
stick to the simple plans, don't ball yourself up looking for complicated answers.
grow will be fine.
Thanks bluter I've been waiting for ya!
Now to get me one of them fancy meters and I will be all set. Then I can grow some good pot finally.
For 6 weeks old, it's either sink or swim. Fingers crossed. We have all seen plants rebound from the worst conditions.