Soil Runoff pH, Flushing to correct lockouts- Why and how to do it!

[killajilla]

Yo Stinky I have a ? if you dont mind. I have 2 plants outdoor. Both of which are Indicas. 1 gets about 12.5 hours of light. Other gets 13.5 hours.They're buried in about a 2.5 ft deep X 2 ft sq hole. I used 75% miracle grow soil, 10% moisture control soil, and 15% reg dirt. I use well water which test perfect. Jamacian guano as fertilizer once a week. I have been using superthrive the past 2 weeks. Once a week as well. I have done it like this for 5 years now. an 4 days ago they both started wilting. Lower leaves have turned yellow, some of which have browning on the tips. I have watered them to make sure thats not the problem. There is no major bug problem. Do you have idea what else might cause me these problems?

killajilla Reviewed by killajilla on 07-01-2009. Soil Runoff pH, Flushing to correct lockouts- Why and how to do it! This is a common question that comes up when troubleshooting, so I thought I'd post up a little summin summin. Why do you want to know your runoff pH? Simple- it's an indication of how your water, fertilizer, and grow medium are interacting chemically. There are 3 measurements that are important to know when you are caring for plants growing in a soil or soilless medium. The first is the pH of your source water. Next is the pH of your nutrient solution after the fertilizers and Rating: 5

[veggii]

hey bud, stinky hasn't been around for abit check IC mag com for stinky ..
or fill out that plant problems checklist and another fine grower will try to help ya out, have you feed too much nutes & locked em out? or the biggest easiest mistake with babies is overwatering,, maybe there just hungry! I cant tell :wtf: