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Some others will help as well but IMO go up to 5.68g/G and keep the soil moist.
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They look hungry though and the way the leaves are curling makes me think maybe they went under watered a bit.
If you're doing the wet/dry thing, that's meant specifically for the vegetative cycle but in flower you'll want to water more often. No worries though, the buds still look like they're doing alright. You just want to green em up a bit if u can.
If you're doing the wet/dry thing, that's meant specifically for the vegetative cycle but in flower you'll want to water more often. No worries though, the buds still look like they're doing alright. You just want to green em up a bit if u can.
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@Regrowth thank you for your help. I do have a question for you. Where did you get 5.68 grams from? I am not disputing what you are suggesting just curious as how did you come up with that number?
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I feed 1.5g/L from start until finish pretty much. (3.785l * 1.5g).
I mostly grow clones though and find they like the extra nutes even in veg.
For any plants from seed, early in veg it might be better to follow the 1.19g/L or whatever it is -
but from my experience it's pretty hard to overfeed with MC.
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who told you that ? it's insanely easy to overfeed with MC. MC is crazy high in n and has loads of pk. it runs hot in flower.
what's your media ? there's a few things that could be wrong here. once it gets this advanced it's hard to correct the root causes.
the ph sounds off for starters, but it's media dependent. your ph is not correct for either soil or non soil grows. i'd correct that.
i dont have issues with 1.5 which is a bit under the max recommended in flower. not sure.
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Ph between 6-7 is incorrect? Please explain as that’s what I always strive for
what's your media ?
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do you know which mix ? there are a few with similar names. some are peat based, some are coco based, some are a franken mix. how you ph will change depending on the base.
do you know if you have a ph buffered mix ?
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And a quick google search lists this for Roots Organic Original. Might even be listed on the back of the bag.
Ingredients: Perlite, coco fiber, peat moss, composted forest material, pumice, worm castings, bat guano, soybean meal, alfalfa meal, fishbone meal, kelp meal, greensand, mycorrhizal fungi.
Most of the time "composted forest material" is composted wood chips and sawdust for the most part with some composted bark and leaves.
As for the pH give Roots Organic a call and ask them or check their website.
after some checking i see they claim it's buffered, but they recommend ph at 5.8 to 6.3 if encountering issues. so they are running a little closer to hydro rules, and just touching on soil rules.
@Ice cream - if you are feeding between 6 and 7 then you could be missing the window. the type of damage is consistent with ph issues. if your ph is normally at a 7 when feeding, you may want to bring it down to recommended levels.
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Yep, a lot of people shortening words to a single letter and slowing down how fast many can pick up what is being said. And it has to drive some of the foreign language people up a wall since translation software will not figure it out either.
But, it is short for the Mega Crop fertilizer which the OP (Original Poster) mentioned using in the first msg.
