wow. i felt that smack all the way over here:jawdropper::DQuote:
Originally Posted by stinkyattic
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wow. i felt that smack all the way over here:jawdropper::DQuote:
Originally Posted by stinkyattic
DJ - As plants grow bigger and light to the lower fan leaves is obstructed by the new upper growth, it's natural for some of the lower fan leaves to die-off. Are you sure this is not what you are seeing?
What kind (brand) of pH meter are you using? Do you calibrate it? (Probably a silly question to ask you, but it never hurts to check.) Have you ever checked your meter readings against a liquid pH test kit?
How much CalMag+ are you using? Are you up to full recommended dosage? CM+ is 2-0-0, so it can be an important source of N.
A troll is a troll is a troll - they feel no shame or pity. Their only pleasure is from the negative reactions they cause and the peripheral damage they may do if someone is foolish enough to believe them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Weedhound
PC :smokin:
He will never be allowed to post here again under that or any other name.
Anyway, all that aside, can you get a clear pic of the problem, including the entire plant and its pot?
Well, it must have been a pH problem. All the fan leaves that were yellow turned back except a couple really low ones that aren't getting much light. I raised my PPM to 1100 and the plants seem to love it. They are looking nice and green and are starting to frost already. Thanks for all the help!