whitebb2727
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If it didn' kill them already it wont hurt them.
Up pot and quit feeding them til hungry and quit using neem.
Why are you using the neem?
Organic compost tea burn??
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Up pot and quit feeding them til hungry and quit using neem.
Why are you using the neem?
Velvet Elvis
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nice clean fresh soil with clean water is what the Dr ordered.
not ammended soil.
not ammended soil.
apbx720
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Very dilute neem was applied as a preventative at first sign of fungus gnats. Applied during lights off. The last time i gave neem was about a week ago. Plants seemed happy after application.
apbx720
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the roots organics 707 did hurt them. I caught it early and flushed the shit outta them, to their liking. That was 2 weeks ago and they did fine up until now
whitebb2727
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Forget the neem and run a layer of sand or diatomaceous earth on top of the soil. It will prevent the gnats from breeding.
whitebb2727
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Kind of hard to flush organic soil. They will be ok. Up pot and let them be.
Now you are making no sense. Why flush the shit out of them and then push the tea so hard?
Just up pot and let them be.
apbx720
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About 1 week in i noticed signs of nute burn. Upon testing runoff, ppm was 1300-1400 and ph6.1. I flushed the shit outta the til runoff was 200-300, 6.5ph. Plants recovered nicely (this all took place about 2 weeks ago). They all recovered great looked healthy af. They then started vigorous veg growth and all was fine, so i gave their first dose of full strength boogie brew aact. They looked even better for the next 24-36 hours, then began to decline.
apbx720
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I might add that they dont look horrible. To the normal person they would think the plants look great. However as an experienced grower i can tell that they are beginning to decline. Im trying to correct this problem early to avoid further decline. I think we ve all been down that road. Part of me thinks theyre hungary because of the flush 2 weeks ago. However the other part of me can't understand how theyre hungary with their soil still wet from the last aact feeding a few days ago. Idk man im frustrated af!!
woody333333
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What?..... Slow down.... So much crazy.... Not sure I believe you've grown anything before
Transplant and sit on your thumbs....
apbx720
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U can believe whatever the fuck u want. Im not trying to prove anything to u or anyone else. Im simply trying to report all the details i possible can in order to generate a solution to my unhealthy plants. I understand all this info may be overwhelming for a simpleton like you to comprehend. F off w yr troll ass
whitebb2727
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Its how you keep saying "I'm experienced" but are doing silly things like flushing the hell out of your plants and then burning them up.
Look man no need to prove yourself.
Its a simple problem that you can fix. You keep saying you have all this experience and then can't diagnose a simple problem.
In hydro things go down hill fast. Soil is forgiving. So excuse us if we don't believe you are this great grower.
Now on the other hand I have had problems stump me and I have been growing flowers and vegetables since I could walk. It happens.
Now calm down and fix the problem.
KISS. Keep It Super Simple.
Up pot and leave them alone for a week.
apbx720
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I understand that its extremely common for noobs to post in the Marijuana Plant Problems forum. I only mentioned that im an experienced grower so that yall would know that I understand what a healthy plant looks like and how it behaves, and vice versa. Having said that, even as an experienced grower i do not know everything. One thing i do know is that plants dont need as much nutes as whats prescribed on the bottle. In dwc i fed with 1/4 strength solution with great success and never lost a crop. I understand how strong nutes can be. So im not just another noob throwing a shit ton of product at my plants. Its actually the opposite. Ive been giving them very dilute everything except for the one full strength feeding (which was actually on the lower side of whats recommended by the manufacturer). Point is, that ive been giving very light feedings in between pure ro waterings. Thats why its so hard for me to believe its nute burn
whitebb2727
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A picture is worth a thousand words. It is a combo of root bound and burn from the neem.
apbx720
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Listen bro i appreciate all yr guys feedback i really do. But i dnt care if u think im a great grower or not. My inexperience comes from switching from dwc to organic soil. Its not my intent to get on here just to show how good i am. I will take your advice and i will report progress over the next few days. Thx for the feedback. +rep
woody333333
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I don't think you could grow a dandelion .... No way you've grown hydro five years and can't figure out organic.... Complete bullshit
whitebb2727
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No prob.
It just goes over better to just ask for help instead of taking a paragraph to explain why its not your fault or your grow experience.
Good luck.
whitebb2727
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I will add this. People talk about hot soil being a prob for seedlings. Back in the day I used time release miracle grow. It is hot.
When growing in hot soil cut back on watering and keep on the dry side. It will help a lot.
When growing in hot soil cut back on watering and keep on the dry side. It will help a lot.
apbx720
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Lol!! I have been completely misunderstood. I only mentioned my experience to help diagnose the problem. I felt it would help eliminate suspected typical common noob probs, like overwatering and not checking ph ppm, not knowing what im looking at, and what not. I never meant to brag or shift blame or anything like that. Just trying to give all the details i can possibly think of, especially since i cant post pics.
