HELP! look at the pics help me out here please!!

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anybody still up??

[daihashi]

anybody still up??

You have much of the information you need already posted in this thread. Don't focus on salt build up too much but you need to be aware of it. It does happen and isn't uncommon.

Organic soil based nutes would help with this which is why I suggested soil nutes. not even thinking you might pick non organic nutes.

With that said I think you are ready to take this on your own. Your grow should be back in check and everything you've been saying lately we've just been reaffirming. Meaning you have a basic understanding of what needs to be done.

Fly little birdie. Time to leave the nest and spread your wings. I think you'll be fine.

[Weedhound]

OVERNUTE is another issue to think about......it's not the same as salt buildup but along the same line....too much of either will mess up your plants big time.

You want WHATEVER you pour into your pot to be ph'd between 6.2-6.8 and whatever comes out the BOTTOM of your pot should be same.....somewhere between 6.2-6.8 but it doesn't have to be the exact number that when in......just make sure the runoff is between the normal levels as well. If it's NOT, flush with plain water (correct the ph BEFORE you pour it in) until you get the desired runoff.

I again, like Daihashi, agree with a transplant which (if you use QUALITY soil) will help most of your issues straighten out. Soil growing can be easier imo than hydro......but it can also be HARDER sometimes as well.

[Weedhound]

PS....I also agree with Dai that MANY hydro sellers don't know shit and DO give horrible and incorrect advice.......but mine happens to be excellent.

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B'Cuzz Hydromix HP is a â??high porosityâ?� professional growing medium formulated for the serious grower. The light weight and high porosity of B'Cuzz Hydromix HP provide conditions necessary to establish plant growth, especially when growing situations require high air-capacity and low water-retention media. These characteristics make B'Cuzz Hydromix HP ideal for use with water sensitive crops, propagation of plant cuttings and/or low-light conditions.

Directions

Completely fill flats, pots, baskets, etc., taking care not to compact B'Cuzz Hydromix HP. DO NOT PACK DOWN. Be sure all containers have adequate drainage. To minimize dust particles, utilize a fine mist of water when filling containers.

B'Cuzz Hydromix may be moistened prior to or after filling containers. The incorporation of a wetting agent in the B'Cuzz Hydromix HP allows for ease of water absorption and distribution. Wetting is facilitated by constantly turning the mix while applying a fine spray of water until the desired moisture level is obtained.

B'Cuzz Hydromix contains starter nutrition to enable initial plant growth. To provide plants with necessary nutrients, it is essential to initiate a fertilization program during the course of production. The program selected should be appropriate for the plant species grown, stage of plant development, and water nutrient content. It is advisable to frequently analyze media nutrient levels throughout the production cycle to insure plants receive proper nutritional requirements.

Statistics

Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss (70% by volume)
Perlite â?? Premium Horticultural Coarse Grade (30% by volume)
Starter Nutrition â?? Macronutrients & Micronutrients
pH Adjuster â?? Gypsum & Dolomitic Limestone
Wetting Agent

[projectinfo]

would this be good for my soil grow?? or should i just go to the hardware or liek a garden center and get some basic potting soil?? what should the npk be ,, should i use shults... i baught some organic ferts/nutes from foxfarm today tiger bloom big bloom and american pride fertilizer

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treansplant in b'cuzz or go get soil? any specific npk?? ones lookin good il just leave him or should i be consistant so when i nute / flush or whatever laster everything will have the same base

[Weedhound]

Are you near a hydro store? They will carry the Fox Farms line. You might try filling a cup with your bcuzz and pouring some ph correct tap water through it......if it comes out within the normal limits of ph you're probably ok.

I only use the Fox Farm line so can't tell you much about the different soils. I don't use them so don't know much about them.......I use what my hydro guy tells me and thats Fox Farm Happy Frog for brand new seedlings and Fox Farms Oceans Forest for a couple weeks old on up.

Fortunately......or unfortunately......since the quality soil does the work I don't have to know much.......so I don't about different soils......only the one I use.

[Weedhound]

So my thought would be that if you can get ahold of some FFOF or Happy Frog I personally would tell you to go and buy THOSE soils and use them. This WAS the point of my first post.....but as usual I forgot what I was talking about. :wtf:

[projectinfo]

ok il giv a call thanks dude