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IF all you are feeding your plant is GH-FloraBloom while flowering, then you still need to supply it with some sort of Nitrogen, Nitrogen should always be included in the plants entire life cycle, just less when flowering.

Get some.fish emulsion and flush with that. It works wonders.

Ya, it can be a bit confusing at first, even reading about PPMs was confusing for me,but once I got a Tds/ppm meter (which are only around 30$) it all started to make sense. The PPMs are just a ratio of how many TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS (nutrients) are in your solution mix. You could be feeding...

Cal mag IMO is unnecessary at this point, because what you seem to have is a plant that was over fed with nutrients, cusing salt build up and nutrient lock. Once you neutralize your PH and water it with plain water for a couple of days, your plant should be able to absorb calcium and magnesium...

Mvoltage: I'm using the three parts system from Advanced Nutrients (Grow, Micro, Bloom) they're specifically for hydroponics but I'm using them in light increments. Right now I'm leaving the PPM between 700-800 as they are in their 4TH week of vegging. Laced: I mixed up some some sugar with...

it's actually what can you NOT add to prevent salt build up. If your Ph, and PPMs are not at suitable levels for your plants, the roots wont absorb up to their capacity or even at all. The Ph (alkalinity) really affects the ability of how much your roots absorb, if it's too high (above 7.0) or...

I would flush with fish emulsion but flush however you want, wait a couple days and lightly begin to feed with Grow. I would also foliar feed with some Nitrogen after the flush.

Looks to me like you're both having some sort of temperature problems, When the leaves curl up (cupping) as if they're folding themselves, that is a result of high temperatures and they dark coloring on the leaves and spotting looks like calcium deficiency as well as the fluctuation from very...

Okay, so first off, our plants look like they're in their 1st week of vegging, which if they are you might want to cut back on the nutrients. Baby plants are capable of growing just of well Ph'd water for about 1 week. If you haven't started feeding them and they have pasted their 1st week then...

So I finally got a TDS meter so I can meter the EC of my solution. I read that for hydroponics peak vegetation, the recommended TDS ppm should be from 800-900 and that for flower it should be around 1000-1100. What would be recommended for a soil fox farm ocean with 1/3 perlite mixture? i just...

I also found this information, which is what I think it comes down to. 10) Leaves are yellow or white, but the veins are mostly green. >> Iron (Fe) deficiency. b) If not, go to #11. 11) Leaves are light green or yellow beginning at the base, while the leaf margins remain green. Necrotic spots...

so weird, looking at your pics is like looking at mine exactly, the tips are also slopping downward and my older fan leaves also filled in quiet nicely green. You might have a point with the temperatures. My temperature goes from 80-85 degrees while the light is on and it can drop down pretty...

She is in her 2nd week of veg, I'm going to mix up a solution of 1/2 recommended amount of my bloom 0-5-4, and add a N-Cal-Mag nute by mendocino. Making it a very light nute mixture and going to have the ph at 5.8. Sound good?

I'm concerned about the discoloration between the lateral veins.

Calvary!!1 the soil ph is around 6.9-7.0 // I"m trying to bring it down my adding water that is PHd at 5.5. the soil does not seem to be responding to it, I added egg shells today and I"m waiting for them to wake up to see how they are doing. any thoughts on how to lower PH level. I'm using...

Here are some better pictures of whats going on with my fire OG. any thoughts on the folding of the leaves?

I'm already applying q bloom nute with K in it. Possibly the PH might be keeping my roots from absorbing? Any thoughts?

How close do you put your lights to your plants with the cool tube intact

Ya, post updated pics....as long as the new growth doesn't have the spotting, you should be good. There is not much you can do to bring back the color of the dead spots on the older leaves.

I have a bubba plant that seems to be showing minimal discoloration between lateral veins, they have this light green tint to them. Pretty sure this is zinc def. Any thoughts on how to add zinc and what products or organic matter is out there to do so?