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Whoever said pH has nothing to do with a Mg def...
pH problems can cause a lockout...in other words, even though the mineral/nute is there, it is not available to the plant. It gets locked out by precipitation.
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Everytime I see your username I think "Smokin' Zee Pot" with a French accent
this is pretty much accurate either that or smoke-NZ-pot & sorry if im hard to understand must be my accent lol either that or im just too much of a truck driver & have no idea about punctuation or grammar
It's the punctuation thing. Just break your posts down into sentences and paragraphs. I'm not anal about spelling. I just need to know where one sentence leaves off and another begins.
I was saying if your Ph is where it is supposed to be, it wont have anything to do with the lockout. I usually assume thats the first thing people take care of. Cause we went from talking about an Mg def. to talking about Ph levels in a brita filter, i didn't even know it dropped the Ph like that, pretty cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrs. Greenjeans
I dunno people are confused in here, the problem wasn't Ph it was an mg def. due to hard water. If it was a Ph problem it wasnt stated.
You make Ogg head hurt.
Yeah pH problems can show as micronute deficiencies because the nutes each have a specific range where the roots can uptake them; outside that range and they are useless to the plant.
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lol sorry bout that mrsgreenjeans being verbally or vocally articulate aint my strong point neither is punctuation lol i literally have no idea about so ya might just have to grin & bare it unfortunately.all help is greatly appreciated so thanks :)