Hambone555
Active Member
Hi guys.
I’ve been fighting with these plants in pots for just over a week now....
White Widow feminized and F*cking Incredible feminized.
Soil ph is at 7.5 just under 8 on these. I flushed them on Friday with a Ph of 6 rain water and the Ph wasn’t coming down. I got some aluminum sulphate Saturday morning and flushed them again with a water Ph of 6.3 - The soil Ph balanced out to 6.5 after the second flush.
Then I gave them some aerated teas on Sunday because the run off /Ppm on nutrients was at 0.0 after flushing for two days.
My plan was to dry them out good this week. But clouds mostly Sunday, good Sunny day Monday mix of sun and clouds Tuesday and hot sunny day yesterday.
The leaves appear to be showing Calcium and magnesium issues at a rapid rate. to say the least as well as Ph... going back up again to 7.5 for 1 plant, 7.2 on the other and 7.8 on the third and stunted growth.
I’m thinking of replanting them and giving them new soil with a flush again. maybe..? I’m not sure. 2 of the plants are still moist to wet.... and the other is close to dry.
I don’t know what to do next. Your help and feedback would be appreciated.
The new growth on two of the plants are gnarly and curly.... which is a result of the Ph issues from what I’ve read
I’ve been fighting with these plants in pots for just over a week now....
White Widow feminized and F*cking Incredible feminized.
Soil ph is at 7.5 just under 8 on these. I flushed them on Friday with a Ph of 6 rain water and the Ph wasn’t coming down. I got some aluminum sulphate Saturday morning and flushed them again with a water Ph of 6.3 - The soil Ph balanced out to 6.5 after the second flush.
Then I gave them some aerated teas on Sunday because the run off /Ppm on nutrients was at 0.0 after flushing for two days.
My plan was to dry them out good this week. But clouds mostly Sunday, good Sunny day Monday mix of sun and clouds Tuesday and hot sunny day yesterday.
The leaves appear to be showing Calcium and magnesium issues at a rapid rate. to say the least as well as Ph... going back up again to 7.5 for 1 plant, 7.2 on the other and 7.8 on the third and stunted growth.
I’m thinking of replanting them and giving them new soil with a flush again. maybe..? I’m not sure. 2 of the plants are still moist to wet.... and the other is close to dry.
I don’t know what to do next. Your help and feedback would be appreciated.
The new growth on two of the plants are gnarly and curly.... which is a result of the Ph issues from what I’ve read