Light green plant

Jjgrow420

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Did u ph water before watering fox farm ? Or one Grower suggested maybe the ph down chem damage plants like how it went Do u alternate nutes one time then water next. Guy on here last nite says he feeds then 2 waters then feeds again due to less salt build up ?
I dont feed full strength but i watch my ppms and feed every water with just ro water maybe 1 time every 2 weeks
 

PadawanWarrior

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Did u ph water before watering fox farm ? Or one Grower suggested maybe the ph down chem damage plants like how it went Do u alternate nutes one time then water next. Guy on here last nite says he feeds then 2 waters then feeds again due to less salt build up ?
I don't adjust the pH in soil. I don't give it anything too drastic though either. I started with FFOF and it worked great for me. I turned it into no-till soil since then. I only used organic nutes though.

If you're using GH I'd just water until there was a little runoff each time.
 

Herb potman

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I don't adjust the pH in soil. I don't give it anything too drastic though either. I started with FFOF and it worked great for me. I turned it into no-till soil since then. I only used organic nutes though.

If you're using GH I'd just water until there was a little runoff each time.
If I do another run with ffof what do U suggest as line of nutes if I dont gh Cuz I think i guna save GH for of medium and change nutes next grow and if I chose to do ffof I was guna try organic I want to get there nutes but hard in cananda so what u suggest if I do go organic and can’t get fox farm ?
 

PadawanWarrior

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If I do another run with ffof what do U suggest as line of nutes if I dont gh Cuz I think i guna save GH for of medium and change nutes next grow and if I chose to do ffof I was guna try organic I want to get there nutes but hard in cananda so what u suggest if I do go organic and can’t get fox farm ?
Canada has good soil too, but I can't think of a name brand. For dry organic nutrients I hear a lot of good things about Gaia Green.

 
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