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03-05-2006, 02:21 AM #1
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epsom salt? for low magnesium
RO = reverse osmosis.
MgSO4 will chemically combine with nitrogen at a ph under 5.8. I use no more then 10ppm of the stuff. I did a test with epsom salt and added like a half cup to a one gallon pot. It grew well for a month about with no signs of stress. Then it began to yellow slightly but not bad. Once I transplanted her into a two gallon pot she came back to normal. Mg lock up is hard to get and deficencies are rarely seen as it is a microelement. MgSO4 will stay in your soil for a while increasing the ion content. Hard water limits the nutes your baby can uptake which is why some growers use under 100ppm every two to three days.
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ckarmaxul Reviewed by karmaxul on . epsom salt? for low magnesium I believe I have a magnesium deffiency,the leaves on my plany mostly the fan leaves as well as other new growth have turned almost a yellow!.... I grow with sultz potting soil/mixed with half perlite my PH is around 6.8 I don't believe it's a lack of N simply because I am only one week into flowering and up to this point all the plants were really a nice forest green! which could only mean lots of N now several of the plants have yellow leaves,I should also add I don't believe the fan Rating: 5
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