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    #11
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    Spent $4000

    thanks for your thought on ppm, will research it more. on the same note, to answer britewire ppm is an expression derived from TDS (Total Disolved Solids) or EC. here is a pic of my meters.

    TO ALL, THANKS FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION OF MY QUANDRY.

    i believe i have solved the problem. HALLELUJAH! my water is high in calcite as i mentioned. this combines with the P nute to form calcium phosphate thus making the P immobile. lack of P causes exactly what i described: curling and contorting with dark splotches. here is where i found the info to base my theory on. sources are important, as i do not know where the over-watering advice came from. the following excerpt is from:
    http://soil.scijournals.org/cgi/content/full/63/5/1167

    The chemical speciation data showed that the P solutions' concentrations in different treatments were saturated with respect to Caâ??phosphate minerals. Calcium was predicted to complex the most P in the CaCO3 and clayâ??CaCO3 samples. This shows that formation of calcium phosphate is the main mechanism immobilizing the soluble P in calcareous systems. In the pure CaCO3 sample, in a 24-h sorption period the solution P is largely depleted by formation of Caâ??phosphate precipitates. SOILCHEM predicted that only 2% of the total P would remain available as a soluble complex of K, Na, and H (Sposito and Coves, 1995), while 80% of Ca would remain in solution as free ions.

    this info really hits the problem on the head. i even found the signs of reddening of stems as a P deficiency indicator. at the risk of arrogance, may i suggest further reading of my moto below, seems to hit it on the head also.

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    #12
    Senior Member

    Spent $4000

    Quote Originally Posted by Razer
    read some of your other posts, see that you are from netherlands. love to be a guest in your homeland someday. thanks for the responses.

    ANYONE ELSE HAVE AN IDEA ABOUT THE CONTORTING NEW LEAF GROWTH
    Hope you have a good time when you visit the netherlands one day and be carefull when people offer you the dutch speciality(killer weed with icolator core with hasijsh oil on the paper - joint)..
    BRITE\'S SUPA TOMATO PLANT THREAD!

    *Perverted mind @ work!*

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    #13
    Senior Member

    Spent $4000

    lol anytime im ready mate hehehe

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    #14
    Senior Member

    Spent $4000

    now, wtah you fnie pepole got to tlel me aubot PPM for palants wihch are coimnig up on two wkees in my new stsyem?

    is it crazy that you can read that?

    hey britewire, looks like a phat mix of my honey oil and cold-pressed hash. that shit chokes the hell out of me, but the rubberband feel around my head is worth the lack of oxygen for a few seconds.

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