ok will do it as soon as I get home from work .. Also I noticed some of the top fan leaves don't seem burned by the light kinda have dried tips and like curled in on a couple ones only..
ok so they are well known huh that's good didn't really know much about those like I said my friend gave it to me but only bio bloom
Great stuff.
Just finished, these are the results. Thought Id let you know that the water I used in the soil was left out to sit for a full 24hrs & I PHed it at 6.5: (Im not sure how the calculations work so Ill give you all of the information).
Good looking out jus flushed yesturday morning will give couple days.. Then I add the bio bloom..
I posted the results just like you asked on page 25, Post No.249 but here it is again:
Sorry--don't know how I missed the post--I apologize!!!. First off you need to add 4 TBS of dolomite lime(garden lime) to your pot/pots and work it into the top layer of soil--this will bring your soil PH up to around 6.2 to 6.5 you may have to add another TBS in 2 weeks but a check of the run-off will tell. A 900 PPM reading before transplant tells me that your nutes are a little hot but not bad in veg----Since you transplanted them I would feed with 600 ppms and you also need to mix in some chealeted form of micro's.----You can get LILLY MILLER BRAND that has all micro's plus b1 in the gallon for 8 bucks. Make sure to feed with every-other watering and allow 10% to run out the bottom of pots.(helps with salt build up and also lets you know your pots are getting ample watering---make sure to let the soil dry out a little before you water again. If you spend a lot of time with your plants you can let them get to the point of where they just barley start to sag from not enough water-Then the next time you water you can feed 8 hours before the time it took to dry out----Make since???---anyway your plants should bounce back within a week and resume vigorous growth in 2....----By the way------who is the avatar pic of???
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hey doc...if the question was for my the runoff of ph is 6.3... from the tap the ph is 6.3, it doesnt change...im using well water that ive tested at my pool store...it doesnt need to go through a softener...its really good water... i ahve a tablet system for checking my nutes (tiger bloom) all it tells me is they are in good levels...it doesnt tell me ppm...my 3 durga mata are in excellent shape...its only my two unknown plants...they are all watered equally...my soil comes from an old pig farm that has been closed for years and all the top soil has been pushed into mounds...ive grown in these mounds for years and had amazing results..these two plants have confused me becuase ive never seen a plant do this...here is one of my durgas that are right next to it, and the room...the temp in the background is just as the lights are coming on
I was asking about the soil PH run-off---if it's 6.3 then your spot on. Some strains normally eagle-claw in flower and for most this is the begging signs of nutrient salt buildup or high PPM's(pre-curser to nute burn) and some strains are just sensitive to higher levels of nutrients---Is their anyway for you to get a cheap PPM/TDS/EC meter---The run-off PPM's would help a lot in finding out exactly whats going on with those plants---I do see a little magnesium def(leafs forming V patterns). What nutrients are you using and at what dose?--also what is your feeding schedule? Are you adding any boosters/supplements/additives?.
ill have to pick up a meter today...i give them molasses once a week and tiger bloom once a week two tsp for each...they get superthrive every other week...if i have a build up would u recommend a clean water flush?
Sorry--don't know how I missed the post--I apologize!!!. First off you need to add 4 TBS of dolomite lime(garden lime) to your pot/pots and work it into the top layer of soil--this will bring your soil PH up to around 6.2 to 6.5 you may have to add another TBS in 2 weeks but a check of the run-off will tell. A 900 PPM reading before transplant tells me that your nutes are a little hot but not bad in veg----Since you transplanted them I would feed with 600 ppms and you also need to mix in some chealeted form of micro's.----You can get LILLY MILLER BRAND that has all micro's plus b1 in the gallon for 8 bucks. Make sure to feed with every-other watering and allow 10% to run out the bottom of pots.(helps with salt build up and also lets you know your pots are getting ample watering---make sure to let the soil dry out a little before you water again. If you spend a lot of time with your plants you can let them get to the point of where they just barley start to sag from not enough water-Then the next time you water you can feed 8 hours before the time it took to dry out----Make since???---anyway your plants should bounce back within a week and resume vigorous growth in 2....----By the way------who is the avatar pic of???
