Do i have a deficiency?

Newcangro said:
Hopefully I can get that stuff here in Canada, thank you for getting back to me ! I appreciate any information. Hopefully I can correct this problem
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I buy my powdered nutrients (including Jack's 5-12-26) from @AquaTerra's shop, which is located in Vancouver:

www.gardentech.ca

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Canadian tire carries a good line of nutrients i have used before you may want to look into that or it would be even better to find a local hydro shop that could give you another equivalent
 
spek9 said:
I buy my powdered nutrients (including Jack's 5-12-26) from @AquaTerra's shop, which is located in Vancouver:

www.gardentech.ca

Sidekick Construction

SideKick construction provides Gutter and Flooring Installation Services in Kamloops and surrounding areas.
www.gardentech.ca www.gardentech.ca
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I'm in Niagara Falls area I will check the local hydro shop when I got the pure blend pro from and see if I can find the Jacks
 
It doesn't like too much water or humidity. So be sure not to over water it. I stick my index finger in the soil or coco up to the middle joint. Pull it out and if my finger is dry, i water it. if its moist, i do not. This method will never fail you. You should have no problem getting jacks up there. If you're growing in just coco, you should invest in a bottle of humic acid supplement. The differences are huge. Humboldt makes a great one, The one from advanced nutrients is totally watered down garbage. humic acid is found naturally in soil, even then its not a lot, but plants go crazy for it. Research it for yourself too. Its not expensive and you only use about 1ml per gallon. Your grow looks great, and remember to keep your ph in range, dont over feed, over water, or anything else without researching it and asking. message me if I can be of any more help.
 
RonnieB2 said:
It doesn't like too much water or humidity. So be sure not to over water it. I stick my index finger in the soil or coco up to the middle joint. Pull it out and if my finger is dry, i water it. if its moist, i do not. This method will never fail you. You should have no problem getting jacks up there. If you're growing in just coco, you should invest in a bottle of humic acid supplement. The differences are huge. Humboldt makes a great one, The one from advanced nutrients is totally watered down garbage. humic acid is found naturally in soil, even then its not a lot, but plants go crazy for it. Research it for yourself too. Its not expensive and you only use about 1ml per gallon. Your grow looks great, and remember to keep your ph in range, dont over feed, over water, or anything else without researching it and asking. message me if I can be of any more help.
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I am growing in Pro Mix HP would I still require the humid acid? Or is it just good to use in general. I really appreciate all the tips and information . Just recently picked up a ph test kit. Have that in the right range now. Tanks again !
 
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