Sampras1489
Active Member
Hey riu,
I am having an issue with 2 of my pink grapefruit diesels, which I have identified as a nitrogen deficency, but first let me get you up to speed on the background of these two plants.
I got these plants from a friend who was using a different nutrient line than I do, and upon receiving them, I decided to flush them out with straight ro water. The plants were about 4 weeks old at this point, in a 15 gallon smart pot (only about 10-12 gallons of pro-mix being used). As I said, I flushed them out with about 6 gallons of water each, only to find out later (stupid me!) that the ph was at 4.3! I initially saw the plant yellow on the lower leaves, looked into ro water, and realized I didn't supplement with cal-mag. So I decided to get some botanicare cal-mag, and added 1 tsp per gallon.
Nothing really seemed to change, and then I got a digital ph meter. I checked my ph, realized that the ph was off, and Began feeding again with the correct ph (6.0-6.2), supplementing with ff grow big for nitrogen. I use the full fox farm line as well as botanicare cal mag and dynagro pro-tekt. Im still seeing some yellowing and it is climbing up the plant. So many leaves have already died from necrosis and I'm afraid of how it may have stunted the plants. I usually feed constantly with 2.5-3 gallons per watering, and I haven't flushed them since the first time. I'm on day 30 now in flowering and it is a 56-63 day strain. Help! Experienced growers, what should I do?!
I am having an issue with 2 of my pink grapefruit diesels, which I have identified as a nitrogen deficency, but first let me get you up to speed on the background of these two plants.
I got these plants from a friend who was using a different nutrient line than I do, and upon receiving them, I decided to flush them out with straight ro water. The plants were about 4 weeks old at this point, in a 15 gallon smart pot (only about 10-12 gallons of pro-mix being used). As I said, I flushed them out with about 6 gallons of water each, only to find out later (stupid me!) that the ph was at 4.3! I initially saw the plant yellow on the lower leaves, looked into ro water, and realized I didn't supplement with cal-mag. So I decided to get some botanicare cal-mag, and added 1 tsp per gallon.
Nothing really seemed to change, and then I got a digital ph meter. I checked my ph, realized that the ph was off, and Began feeding again with the correct ph (6.0-6.2), supplementing with ff grow big for nitrogen. I use the full fox farm line as well as botanicare cal mag and dynagro pro-tekt. Im still seeing some yellowing and it is climbing up the plant. So many leaves have already died from necrosis and I'm afraid of how it may have stunted the plants. I usually feed constantly with 2.5-3 gallons per watering, and I haven't flushed them since the first time. I'm on day 30 now in flowering and it is a 56-63 day strain. Help! Experienced growers, what should I do?!