heat/light stress or deficiency??

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MOAB420

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I have most of my plants in a #2 Nursery pot, some are in a #1 pot and usually I do the finger moisture test. If it feels cool or somewhat damp I do not water. If it does need water I usually give the plants in the #2 12-16 oz of water, in the #1 pots 8-12 oz...too little? too much? I usually only feed them once a day.

Thanks!!
 
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MOAB420

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Another quick question. I can see the roots coming through the bottom of #2 Nursery pots, if I want to use those plants as a mother should they be in a larger pot?
 
Ecips

Ecips

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Ok
1st
you allways test your PH 6.5 , after adding nutes to your water
2nd
if your just feeding water make sure it's at 6.5
3rd
next time your at the store , pick up roots organic or happy frog
4th
i don't see you useing cal mag ? You need that as well as micro
try to transplant into 3-5 gallon pots after you see a good root ball at the bottom of your pot
and you should water every other day unless there very dry !
Hope this helps
 
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MOAB420

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Ecips said:
Ok
1st
you allways test your PH 6.5 , after adding nutes to your water
2nd
if your just feeding water make sure it's at 6.5
3rd
next time your at the store , pick up roots organic or happy frog
4th
i don't see you useing cal mag ? You need that as well as micro
try to transplant into 3-5 gallon pots after you see a good root ball at the bottom of your pot
and you should water every other day unless there very dry !
Hope this helps
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Thank you for the reply and advice.

Why do you recommend Happy Frog? I am using FFOF.

I will transplant into another larger pots.

Again, THANKS!!!
 
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