Macintyre22
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The plant (Cherry Pie) is 5 weeks old, being grown indoors. Using Advanced Nutrients (micro,veg,bloom) as instructed with a PH of 6.5
Can you identify this deficiency?
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They are in soil
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Which soil? A lot of new growers say "soil", but really it's coco or peat or a blend of both. It matters very much.
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Like I thought...
Drop your pH to 5.7-6.2 in peat. For the first couple watering, ensure it's at 6.0 or a point under (ie. 5.9). This will ensure that K will be uptaken.
- Lightweight, sphagnum based peat growing mix with added Mycorrhizae for added root support
Drop your pH to 5.7-6.2 in peat. For the first couple watering, ensure it's at 6.0 or a point under (ie. 5.9). This will ensure that K will be uptaken.
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I'm using Brita water, I add the nutrients and then adjust the PH with a ph meter and ph up/down if needed, but the nutes I'm using on this grow are from Advanced Nutrients with "perfect ph". My last 3 grows have been done this way, only difference is I spent a little more on Nutrients. I used to use RootFarm nutes
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Thanks a lot man, I will give that a try! The ph after nutes is usually between 6.3-6.6, I will lower it and hopefully that does the trick. I really appreciate the help/feedback
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Im not sure, I will get a ppm meter to find out. What's getting me is that my other tent is using the exact same medium and nutes and they are looking healthy
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Then modify the pH of only that one plant for now, and see how it, along with the other current healthy ones behave.