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boogiebjj

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i made post other day and plants started look good and i clipped the leafes /branch had black spots now its back on my baby and other plant what can it be please help
 

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JaysBud said:
Looks like a PH problem to me. What is your PH level at?...should be around 5.7.
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In what way does it 'look like a ph problem'? The only ph problem is you telling a soil grower to put his shit on 5.7 - that is for hydro growing. Optimum ph for soil is 6.5. Don't advise people on things if you don't know.
 
jackmac said:
In what way does it 'look like a ph problem'? The only ph problem is you telling a soil grower to put his shit on 5.7 - that is for hydro growing. Optimum ph for soil is 6.5. Don't advise people on things if you don't know.
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Welcome to RIU. haha that is the exact reason I typically do not ask for help here tons of BS answers. Sorry I am unable to identify the problem here but I could not keep quiet about that haha GL man
 
i got CALiMAGic for cal and mag i think i got a lockout my run off is low so i added farden lime pelits 3 tbsp and should i do a fush my soils been wet for week already dont wanna risk root rot
 
boogiebjj said:
i got CALiMAGic for cal and mag i think i got a lockout my run off is low so i added farden lime pelits 3 tbsp and should i do a fush my soils been wet for week already dont wanna risk root rot
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You won't get rot in a week - or even two - but be careful on that watering - it looks like you might just be at the beginning of too much water - how big the pots, how much water, how often? And what's the medium?
 
there 3gal pots i waterd when i transplanted till run off theve stayed wet for week its fox farm ocean and forest from a comment and hydro shop said i think its ph lock out should i flush ....or wait for lime kick in
 
boogiebjj said:
there 3gal pots i waterd when i transplanted till run off theve stayed wet for week its fox farm ocean and forest from a comment and hydro shop said i think its ph lock out should i flush ....or wait for lime kick in
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FFOF is really good soil, no need to feed for atleast a month IME... so aslong as you dont over water you should be good, might be some transplant shock your seeing? if so, wait it out
 
been week sense i transplanted it started appear in past i think 2 or 3 days bottom working up either black spot or rust dots ....i adde calimagic and lime try fix possible ph and cal/mag def and my soil wony dry so hope i dont get rot
 
boogiebjj said:
been week sense i transplanted it started appear in past i think 2 or 3 days bottom working up either black spot or rust dots ....i adde calimagic and lime try fix possible ph and cal/mag def and my soil wony dry so hope i dont get rot
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there really is no need to add anythign to FFOF for a plant that size, most would say its "hot"....sounds like your overwatering for sure
 
from what i see of the plant it looks like it might be what 3-4 weeks old? and ust started showing signs, so it will get worse, before it gets better, but as long as you dont keep drowing the roots, they should be able to bounce back...
 
Listen to the man. He's knows what he's talking about.

The man is Bublonichronic


Don't panic. Do: play them Mozart, talk to them, sing to them, tell them jokes, if you want. But stop drowning them. And you will. And they will be fine.

I reckon this ffof is too fruity for young plants - and the moisture retention is high - either that or there's loads of fuckers out here don't know how not to drown a plant!? Hmmmmm...?
 
jackmac said:
Listen to the man. He's knows what he's talking about.

The man is Bublonichronic


Don't panic. Do: play them Mozart, talk to them, sing to them, tell them jokes, if you want. But stop drowning them. And you will. And they will be fine.

I reckon this ffof is too fruity for young plants - and the moisture retention is high - either that or there's loads of fuckers out here don't know how not to drown a plant!? Hmmmmm...?
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i had a feeling i recognised your typing ;) lol
 
but on note of soil drying could i add perlite to top and work it around the edges to help and is nute 1 feeding then next feeding plain water or nute wait till try nute again better
 
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