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08-11-2007, 07:31 PM #1
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to much calcium in the water
Extreme hardness in your tapwater IS a potential cause of nutrient lock-outs.
I'd flush your plants with a VERY weak solution of humic acid (Soil Syrup) and until you can get a better water source, check out a hard-water formula fertilizer. There are a couple out there. But you will need to deal with this if you are going to continue growing. Are you seeing calcium scale on your ceramic bathroom fixtures?stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . to much calcium in the water Can anyone tell me a solution to my problem...i have to much calcium in the water here in my well for my plants. i have narrowed down the problem to this.....to much calcium makes the branch to the leaves purple and the main salk also has purple in it..and the leaves are turning light purple...can someone tell me how i can treat my water to make this excess of calcium go away? Rating: 5
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