i bought two blue bream clones 2 weeks ago and transfered them into hempy buckets right away. the hempy's are filled with perilite to the hole, then perilite/coco 50/50. I forgot to flush the coco and perilite before the transplant. but i flushed with the initial watering until it came out clear. I didnt ph the water but the plants looked fine. new growth looked good
After about a week the girls started looking a little droopy so i figured they needed some food. i also figured the added coco a+b would bring the ph level closer to where it should be. No, after that first feeding both little girls started dying. one big fan leaf after another. one plant dying faster than the other.
so after another week i got a ph meter. I mixed nutes, phed em, fed the girls and gave it 2 days. Still dying slowly. So i mix up another batch of nutes and this time i ph test my run off. The run off read ph 6.8 in both.
Is the ph my problem for sure?
or could it be because i never initially flushed my coco/perilite
and also how do i fix the ph? i've watered with a ph of 5.6 two times and the run off is still at 6.8.
HELP thanks
cant figure the pics out yet
After about a week the girls started looking a little droopy so i figured they needed some food. i also figured the added coco a+b would bring the ph level closer to where it should be. No, after that first feeding both little girls started dying. one big fan leaf after another. one plant dying faster than the other.
so after another week i got a ph meter. I mixed nutes, phed em, fed the girls and gave it 2 days. Still dying slowly. So i mix up another batch of nutes and this time i ph test my run off. The run off read ph 6.8 in both.
Is the ph my problem for sure?
or could it be because i never initially flushed my coco/perilite
and also how do i fix the ph? i've watered with a ph of 5.6 two times and the run off is still at 6.8.
HELP thanks
cant figure the pics out yet