Far more study required on your part, since when does your inert materials affect Ph...? go figure, naturally start with the lowest reasonable sized nute feed start very low and slow, add cal mag if and when required
im gonna let this calmag do its magic and hopefully tomorrow these spots will be fixed. then ill start veg feeding. its an auto so hopefully it doesnt mind a beating from my rookie self.
rockwool has a higher ph and is being put into my rez through the top feed...so thats why is affecting it. i lower my ph almost everyday to 5 so it can fluctuate back up to 6.5-7 before i bring it back down. from the research ive done, a fluctuation is beneficial due to difference absorption rates of nutes. idk if youre trying to troll or make me feel stupid, but dont come on my thread if you dont have anythin useful to add
really? they have seemed to lessen on the fan leaves already. thanks though i wont expect complete dissapearance
yeah it was more of the fact that the spots seemed to look a tiny bit better around the edges. thanks for the info though. ive been away from my plant for 6 hours now and wont see it for another 3, hopefully all is well.
i guess that was funny. taking stuff serious is good, dont be a silly stoner.
what happened to the like button? i agree totally as soon as a root hits the water i start feeding them.
Lol i'm going to try that next time.
Wooooooooooo! I couldn't agree more. I started and continue to have my seedlings start at ≈600ppm and my plants grow explosively and healthy. If anyone wants to see proof of the quoted-above statement: my journal. If you don't want to see proof, but continue to read this reply: think about all of the nutrients readily available in the soil we walk on, the same soil the cannabis plant has naturally thrived on for millions of years.
