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11-15-2010, 02:23 PM #6
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nitro toxicity problem
Raise the lights, or pull the plant to the outside edge of the room. Try different angles and positions. You'll get it eventually. Try and keep the camera itself out of the direct light, too.
Originally Posted by ECOBANE
Bad idea adding uncomposted crap (egg shells, coffee grounds, fish guts...) into your pots. You don't want stuff rotting in your soil. ('composted' is different than 'rotten') The molasses you mention has enough calcium in it, no need for the eggshells.
Originally Posted by ECOBANE
What are you adjusting your water with?
Originally Posted by ECOBANE
Using nutrients from a couple different companies is a good way to have redundancies (doubling-up of the nutrients, metals, auxins...) and chemical interactions. Usually best to pick a product line, and stick with it.
Try having a look at Fox Farms online Weekly Feeding Schedule. (Google it)
Originally Posted by ECOBANE
Feeding is usually done once a week at full mix-strength. Plain, properly ph'd water inbetween if necessary.
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