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So i have this reoccurring problem with the last couple grow attempts. I use Earth Juice Grow, Calmag, and Superthrive for veg with 2 tsps of high nitrogen bat guano. I use FFOF soil and I use RO water. I dont have a ph meter but I water them with plain water every other time. Temps are between 69-76. Any advice? :(
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One more...sorry
You need to know your pH! This is a plain and simple fact, and arguments/excuses aren't going to change that. If you can't afford a pH meter, get a liquid test kit or litmus paper.
I'm going to have this thread moved over to "Plant Problems". You'll probably get more and better answers to your questions there.
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You definitely have nuts problem ! How long are your plants in veg?
Maybe you have overfeed them .
Little advice : learn on mistakes that others do ! Knowing your ph is very, very important . For your plants sake , remember that ;)
You said that you don't have ph meter ! Use litmus paper or ph detection fluid . Its not so accurate like meter but will do ok.
Because of lot ferts that u use , i think knowing ph should be on your priority list ( on 1. place ;) ) .
Pot too small.
Soil too dense.
Soil too wet.
High possibility of fert buildup/toxicity.
Flush well with tap water at pH 6.7.
REpot into a gallon sized pot using more perlite in the new soil mix than the previous one. Keep temps between 65 and 80 degrees. Allow soil to get rather dry between waterings.
looks rootbound to me. I ran out of soil between paychecks on my current grow and this happened to one of mine. Didn't get this bad though. It doing great now. First one to show sex as a matter of fact. It's a girl!!!!! (Handing out cigar)
Yea I was thinking pot bound too. I actually just transplanted into these pots about a week ago. Soil may look "too wet" because I just watered them
Stinky's right....fert and/or ph.
Should I trash em and start over or are they salvageable? :(