ECEGENETIX
New Member
People, such as myself, in my earlier yrs of growing, would immediately blame nutrients for whatever was ailing my ladies, lol, as this is what was usually the problem in many instances. I would then treat them for overfertilizing which wasn't even the problem to begin with. Then things really got screwed up. That's why there are steps to recovery that work and some that dont.
When I see an issue with any of my plants I immediately check her weight as I know my plants weight when they are properly watered and when they are overwatered. Then I usually check PH but when it's a PH issue, there are certain, but definite signs, that show up on leaves that will tell you it's a PH issue. Not so much with over watering but since I've overwatered countless times, I can say for certain, it's an H2O issue, lol, and not an PH one.
Let us know how it goes and what was ailing her for future rederence.
When I see an issue with any of my plants I immediately check her weight as I know my plants weight when they are properly watered and when they are overwatered. Then I usually check PH but when it's a PH issue, there are certain, but definite signs, that show up on leaves that will tell you it's a PH issue. Not so much with over watering but since I've overwatered countless times, I can say for certain, it's an H2O issue, lol, and not an PH one.
Let us know how it goes and what was ailing her for future rederence.
