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The Fox farm feeding schedule, from my expeience, is a bit tooooooo much for a typical outdoor summer grow.
I have seen leaf's like those and I would NOT fertalize every other cycle, but maybe every 3 to 4th cycle as I've seen the same before, so just stop fertalizing so much and everything should look better shortly!:thumbsup::thumbsup:
It did get damn hot here... I still have some yellowing going on but the new growth is looking good.. I am on a muncipal water.. I am up in the far north sac valley.. at about 700 feet elev.. I do use the Hanna ph meter.. I have to calibrate every morning just to make sure the thing is working. " I really don't trust It" I thought the regular ph kit would be hard to read when you have all the dark water???
the leaves do look sunburnt
i live north of sac also and my water jumps overnight from 7ish to 7.6-7.8 but usually after i add my nutes its at about 6.5-6.7 with no need for ph adjustment
i think nutes should probly be in transitional phase now need much more p-k
i also use half strength nutes but i like the beastie bloom additive.
should be good!
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Originally Posted by sitnstinky
Hey noticed that green tarp on the one side of your fence. If i was to see that as your neighbor i would think it was kinda sketchy. Why don't you just buy some more of that privacy fence and stager it a bit so it makes the holes real small or not even at all more of a solid look.
I have to put that there so I dont have to see my neighbors garden:thumbsup: Out of 6 houses on my street 4 of us are MM growers kinda a small community.. I am the only one in containers though :D besides that is on the inside there is lattice on the outs:thumbsup:
I wish i lived in your neighborhood
very little nitrogen (Ocean Forest is typical of this issue), so when you get things going I like to make sure that you handle that aspect of feeling rather quickly.
The High Potassium and Phosp are ok, but can hurt to suppliment those with a bit of guano or FF fertalizers! I like their feeding chart's but be aware that these are for indoor use, so the timing is a bit off for outside use!
Overall, it look like you're doing a bang up job, especially for a first timer!!!!:thumbsup:
So you think I may have a nitrogen def??? I kinda thought that myself.. After this heat stress thing I ran out and bought all the books I could.. Now the heat is gone and the yellow seems to be more even and natural looking.. I just flushed my other big one on tues night... I was thinking next water to give them some juice.. Like 2 tsp per gal of grow big and some big bloom.. Or since I flushed would now be a good time to switch to the Tiger Bloom..? It does have some N and a good boost of P... I know in the past I boosted them with some grow big some damage but they made it.. Now are they even more hungry since I flushed all the good stuff??? I am trying to get on track I have 6 plants and they all are doing different things.. On sat the 1st I gave the little ones a shot of juice mixed real mild @ 1tsp a gal of grow big and 1Tbsp of Big Bloom they shot up severl inches :thumbsup: Thanks you guys I wanna kick ass @ this and have a good Harvest Ball!!!!:rastasmoke:
and right now you should be using the big bloom, grow big and starting to use the open sesame. You don't want to give them any large doses of Nitrogen at this point, as you'll be going into the bloom stage pretty quick!
Here's the chart,
http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/soilfeed.pdf
and start at week #3 for the doseage and then every 2 weeks move the feeding up, just do not feed every other watering, do it maybe every 3 watering.