No you won’t you’ve done a great job , I’ve been doing this for over 5 years now and I’ve screwed up many times but we always survive!
Your gaining knowledge as you go just as I am . I already had 2 this grow and you and I are still going!
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Your gaining knowledge as you go just as I am . I already had 2 this grow and you and I are still going!
LOL don't sweat it so much. You got them this far so you have an understanding about how this stuff works. The plants needs change with where they are in the grow which is why GH varies the ratios of their 3 part nutrients. The calcium thing is just a generality that they need more in flower but in reality all nutrients are plant specific so we have to watch our plants for signs that they may not be getting enough of something or getting too much. You're doing fine.
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So if I was running my ph at 5.8 all the way tell I had my problem and then I put it at 6.2 like the cal mag said and I was using tap water and still had a bad cal lock I think I was giving them to much bloom so I cut it back some
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They was getting to much magnesium is what I'm thinking that caused the cal lock so now im putting 4 Bloom 3 micro and 2 grow per gallon of general hydroponics floral series was putting 5 Bloom 3 micro and 2 grow
Keep in mind what I told you before. Those leaves that are showing the spots will not get better. You have to look at new growth or growth not affected before you changed the calcium.
I don't measure in "parts", I use graduated cylinders and measure in mililiters based on the ratios in the chart I supplied earlier in your thread. The actual quanties that you use are adjusted to meet the targeted ppm/EC. The gradutated cylinders are cheap on amazon.
I don't measure in "parts", I use graduated cylinders and measure in mililiters based on the ratios in the chart I supplied earlier in your thread. The actual quanties that you use are adjusted to meet the targeted ppm/EC. The gradutated cylinders are cheap on amazon.
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It us actually a us a ml syringe
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I put 5 ml in that equal to a teaspoons if my memory is right
Ok i get it. so when you say parts you mean teaspoons or 5ml. I had to go back and read your earlier posts. Just watch the new stuff for anything new.
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Yes sir I should of made it more clear sorry
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A little disappointed but I might still get a few good buds
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Look at the pistals on this plant and it was planted the same time
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Look at the pistals on this plant and it was planted the same time this was last night pictures
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Anyone here today
The newer growth near the tops look fine. Am I missing something? Keep doing what you're doing.
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No unless I'm missing something lol it just the pistals are more brown on the one plant then the other ones
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I just been told when ur pistals get about 80 percent red or brown ur plant is about done just curious this weekend will be 8 weeks
It is about the trichomes, on the buds and sugar leaves...
And by the way you are doing an excellent job your ladies are gorgeus and healthy. I see no problem, so why are you sad?
Exactly what angry bird just said. I go by the thrichomes On the buds. Not the leaves or pistils. I know that the breeders estimate a harvest window but each grow matures at slightly different rates based on nutrients, environment and phenotype. Checking the trichs is the only way to know for sure.
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