Indi -

The problem isn't that people aren't trying to help. The problem is that your discounting their advice. Myself, as well as at least 4 others have told you it's a PH issue. Your discounting our advice saying it can't possibly be a PH issue, instead of solving the problem.

Use a soiless mixture (since your using nutes anyway) and go from there. Here is a good basic mixture:

50% Coco fiber
30% pearlite
20% silica/peatmoss/anything to hold moisture However you can cut this out and go with 50/50 coco/pearlite

You won't have any hot issues, from there you only need to balance your nute PH and your golden. In all honesty, these materials should only run about $50 for about 10 square yards, and coco fiber is easiest to work with when wet/moist.

You shot down EVERYONE telling you that you have a PH issue, discounting their advice. PH Drops are not reliable. Get yourself a meter, calibrate it, and then follow the advice you've been given.... If you were right about your problems Indi, you wouldn't have any. Keep that in mind please.
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