Search results

What I find interesting is that I have plants outside in the same soil and they never experienced these deficiencies. They experienced late state nitrogen deficiencies, not P or K. They were only watered with stream water, non PH'd. Could it be my home water supply that is causing havoc with the...

Gave it a "normal" dose of K at 6.5 PH... continually getting worse. Week five is coming up I'm worried they won't make it at this rate. Fuck.

I think I might have to. I don't want to waste all that soil now, I've built up about 75 gallons of it. I might just have to start providing the P and K sooner as I believe the recipe really skimps on K as I recall.

Well soil PH is about a 6.9 according to my meter, even after the watering the other day. I'm just scared to give it more K (at an appropriate PH level) for fear of doing more harm. It seems that as far as nutrients go, obviously the biggest part of any grow, I'm still at a loss. Which sucks!

Nope I read a little about gypsum after the fact... what exactly does it do for an organic grow?

Part of the problem with Earth Juice is it dumps the PH... could a low PH watering along with coco (roots organic base soil) lead to such sudden deterioration? Would it be worth watering with higher PH to increase Potassium and Phosphorous availability?

Not having much luck with this super soil stuff... followed subs recipe to a T and this is where it got me.

What do you mean small pots? These are 5 gallon vegged for 8 weeks. Are you saying that's too small?

I thought about flushing with some 6.5 PH water but I didn't want to make it worse by drowning them :/ I used "mild" amounts of each of the bloom, cat, and meta k and 2oz of the kelp (recommended dose) Does this look like too much of a good thing or a PH problem! Ahh I'm so mad at myself. They...

Okay so here I am eating my words... Made a tea from a small amount of Earth Juice bloom, cat, meta k, and also some sea kelp. Forgot to PH in a mad haste to water them and now they're looking way worse. Here's a bunch of pictures...

I'll post a complete picture of the plant, however, they're looking pretty healthy as you'll see. Buds are packing on weight pretty quickly for the third week! I'll post back later tonight.

If you look closely, you can actually see the clumps I'm talking about. They look like bits of dirt clumped together, but it's definitely perlite. I definitely see where you could get that thought from, though! Thanks for the response

Probably because I just threw on a cup of EWC as a top dressing! There's actually tons of perlite (I overdid it) in the soil, but it's really hard to tell because in the process of making super soil it got coated by organic matter and appears largely like clumps of soil. I thought the same thing...

I'm leaning fairly heavily towards that, I just hoped for another opinion. I can almost say for a certainty it's not a nitrogen deficiency as my outdoor girls are having legitimate N defs 3/4th through flower and that's definitely not what I'm seeing here. More on the fan leaves... they're all...

Seems to be a genetic thing, undersides are green and leaves are predominately healthy. Actually, this is super soil. They haven't received anything but water. Also, I'm pretty sure nitrogen deficiencies do not appear mottled. I know full well what a N deficiency looks like, this is nothing...

Just need a confirmation... it's starting at the very lower leaves and working its way up, week three flower. Should I start pumping up the P?

That's crazy how fat they're getting! Mine are starting to yellow out pretty good but I'm worried about giving them N and that fucking with the flowering process. Your flowers will certainly be bigger than mine for sure! Those things will have some huge colas!

They stretch like fucking crazy too! Those must have grown two feet in two weeks. Mine are just starting to throw out pistils, we got some heavy rains so tomorrow I'll go out and check on them hopefully they're all okay. They needed the rain though and it makes it easier for me! Natural...

That's an interesting BD pheno, I've never had one foxtail like that. How's the Cherry Bomb going? I too got a freebie of it and am curious if it's a keeper or not.

How do you deal with the different nutrient demands of each strain? I've got a couple different phenos of the same strain and even that is kind of proving difficult to give each one specifically what they want.