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1sttimegrower2

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0F108DD4-5500-4E8E-8A43-9D24A01ED517.jpeg 8E8CAD52-69D0-4ADF-8E44-D6FA2F6F7FFC.jpeg i cut a lot of lower leaves off due to yellowing and I saw a few white spots so just in case I used a home remedy for powdery mildew and cut off all leaves that I thought looked like they might be affected but here’s some pics there week six in flowering I left the top half alone but I just want to make sure I didn’t mess the whole thing upF3857B36-73DE-470A-BFE5-51B1719C3D85.jpeg
 
macsnax

macsnax

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You should be fine. In the future you need to get to the root of the issue, like why the leaves were turning yellow? You want to do this and fix the issue before removing them. If you don't fix it and pull the leaves is likely to show on other leaves after you've pulled the already yellow leaves.
 
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1sttimegrower2

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Thank you so much I know I had nute burn from awhile ago the very bottom leaves never fully recovered the other ones did I wanted to make sure it wasn’t powdery mildew I saw a few white spots on different leaves the humidity has been up and down the past few day but mostly it stays around 35 to 40 RH but all the top leaves are healthy and they all look good and I also wanted to free up some room for light thank you so much for the help the strain also is gdp and the other is skunk one the gdp is the larger one
 
#woke

#woke

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Remember add things that won't burn but benefits the plant. SLF-100 breaks down salt is a enzyme and a benifical bacteria. If you go to Oregon's constant gardner cool video on mammoth p, nectar of the gods, SLF-100, OG tea if you have time.
 
#woke

#woke

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Check ph charts
Lower ph hits micro's
Higher ph hits our NPK. Something you wrote hit home also too low of a humidity Will make a leaf transpire and can create powdery mildew .When it's too dry so the leaf doesn't get crispy it pushes moisture to the leaf from the root system. Also calcium in magnesium are immobile Nutrients in lock out in low relative humidity. Since I started using amino acid and non nitrate calcium magnesium my plants don't get powdery mildew. Also using a silica from raw or a potassium silicate Will help strengthen the cell wall and retain water in the leaf without transpiration . I used to to work in a hydro store and this was one of the biggest problems people had. Every one uses a cal mag supplement but they don't use a driver to push it through the plant. I can have 20 cars parked in my driveway but if I have no gas I can't move any of them they just stay in the same spot. (Cal-mag) being the cars. L-amino's and Beneficial bacteria that turn on enzymes to trans locate the calcium and magnesium being the (gas). Which keeps things green also create cell division creating new calcium ion channels creating thicker cell wall. That protect from powdery mildew and in bug infestation. Sorry I got diarrhea of the mouth.
 
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1sttimegrower2

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Lol it’s ok thank you so much for the analogy I use the cal mag by general hydroponics but basically I still need a driver to get it in there my ph if I remember correctly is 6.5 humidity fluctuates from 35 to 60 I mostly use fox farm nutrients and I mix a few of advanced nutrients in to but what’s a good one to make sure it doesn’t happen again also I was dealing with white flies for awhile not many but probably 4 or 5 but when I moved them to another location I never had the problem again they were gone I now use happy frog instead of ocean spray and I like it better definitely faster growth especially with seedlings because when I started the ones in the picture I was using ocean spray seedlings didn’t show growth for weeks but then skyrocketed but the happy frog definitely better growth every day
 
#woke

#woke

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1sttimegrower2 said:
Lol it’s ok thank you so much for the analogy I use the cal mag by general hydroponics but basically I still need a driver to get it in there my ph if I remember correctly is 6.5 humidity fluctuates from 35 to 60 I mostly use fox farm nutrients and I mix a few of advanced nutrients in to but what’s a good one to make sure it doesn’t happen again also I was dealing with white flies for awhile not many but probably 4 or 5 but when I moved them to another location I never had the problem again they were gone I now use happy frog instead of ocean spray and I like it better definitely faster growth especially with seedlings because when I started the ones in the picture I was using ocean spray seedlings didn’t show growth for weeks but then skyrocketed but the happy frog definitely better growth every day
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I used gh 3 part That calcium is a calcium nitrate in their cal-mag if you look at the back of the bottle. nectar of the gods has a calcium phosphate called Demeter's destiny. The picks had a little bit of tip burn cars the leaves were nice and green I'm something that might help break that down as like SLF - 100 This stuff breaks down salt it turns on enzymes And is a beneficial bacteria and it's only $35 a liter. I've tried cannazyme and hygrozyme and growmore makes an enzyme but SLF-100 is three products.

I went on advanced nutrients and saw there bigbud has amino's. AN's nirvana has rock phosphate calcium also yucca, also alfalfa which feeds the benifical bacteria. Nectar of the gods have heculean and harvest that is a enzymaticly broke down bone meal. They take bioag's fullpower and Pulverized bone meal down to 500 micron . Soak for 3 months in there tank then stabilize it. It takes products that are in super soil Pre digested So not needing the microbes to break down bone meal over a 3 month. It's 90% already broke down then you could put it into your soil and it's readily available if you just have minimum microbes in your water and that's a huge calcium load also. If you go on monster gardens or you go on Oregon's constant gardener watch one of those videos I would really be curious to see what someone else's opinion is on those I have no affiliation and I'm just really in to soil biology. I'm new on here so as soon as I start getting likes and different things I think I can set up a profile show my garden share videos in different things like that
 
#woke

#woke

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#woke said:
I used gh 3 part That calcium is a calcium nitrate in their cal-mag if you look at the back of the bottle. nectar of the gods has a calcium phosphate called Demeter's destiny. The picks had a little bit of tip burn cars the leaves were nice and green I'm something that might help break that down as like SLF - 100 This stuff breaks down salt it turns on enzymes And is a beneficial bacteria and it's only $35 a liter. I've tried cannazyme and hygrozyme and growmore makes an enzyme but SLF-100 is three products.

I went on advanced nutrients and saw there bigbud has amino's. AN's nirvana has rock phosphate calcium also yucca, also alfalfa which feeds the benifical bacteria. Nectar of the gods have heculean and harvest that is a enzymaticly broke down bone meal. They take bioag's fullpower and Pulverized bone meal down to 500 micron . Soak for 3 months in there tank then stabilize it. It takes products that are in super soil Pre digested So not needing the microbes to break down bone meal over a 3 month. It's 90% already broke down then you could put it into your soil and it's readily available if you just have minimum microbes in your water and that's a huge calcium load also. If you go on monster gardens or you go on Oregon's constant gardener watch one of those videos I would really be curious to see what someone else's opinion is on those I have no affiliation and I'm just really in to soil biology. I'm new on here so as soon as I start getting likes and different things I think I can set up a profile show my garden share videos in different things like that
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Cletus clem

Cletus clem

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#woke said:
I used gh 3 part That calcium is a calcium nitrate in their cal-mag if you look at the back of the bottle. nectar of the gods has a calcium phosphate called Demeter's destiny. The picks had a little bit of tip burn cars the leaves were nice and green I'm something that might help break that down as like SLF - 100 This stuff breaks down salt it turns on enzymes And is a beneficial bacteria and it's only $35 a liter. I've tried cannazyme and hygrozyme and growmore makes an enzyme but SLF-100 is three products.

I went on advanced nutrients and saw there bigbud has amino's. AN's nirvana has rock phosphate calcium also yucca, also alfalfa which feeds the benifical bacteria. Nectar of the gods have heculean and harvest that is a enzymaticly broke down bone meal. They take bioag's fullpower and Pulverized bone meal down to 500 micron . Soak for 3 months in there tank then stabilize it. It takes products that are in super soil Pre digested So not needing the microbes to break down bone meal over a 3 month. It's 90% already broke down then you could put it into your soil and it's readily available if you just have minimum microbes in your water and that's a huge calcium load also. If you go on monster gardens or you go on Oregon's constant gardener watch one of those videos I would really be curious to see what someone else's opinion is on those I have no affiliation and I'm just really in to soil biology. I'm new on here so as soon as I start getting likes and different things I think I can set up a profile show my garden share videos in different things like that
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One correction, demeters is not calcium phosphate, thats the herculean. Demeters is unbonded calcium, just calcium. Thats what allows it to work. It naturally wants to geab onto something. Ideally it latches onto coco fiber so your microbes can eat it releasing all of the goodness it has locked up inside.
 
Cletus clem

Cletus clem

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#woke said:
I used gh 3 part That calcium is a calcium nitrate in their cal-mag if you look at the back of the bottle. nectar of the gods has a calcium phosphate called Demeter's destiny. The picks had a little bit of tip burn cars the leaves were nice and green I'm something that might help break that down as like SLF - 100 This stuff breaks down salt it turns on enzymes And is a beneficial bacteria and it's only $35 a liter. I've tried cannazyme and hygrozyme and growmore makes an enzyme but SLF-100 is three products.

I went on advanced nutrients and saw there bigbud has amino's. AN's nirvana has rock phosphate calcium also yucca, also alfalfa which feeds the benifical bacteria. Nectar of the gods have heculean and harvest that is a enzymaticly broke down bone meal. They take bioag's fullpower and Pulverized bone meal down to 500 micron . Soak for 3 months in there tank then stabilize it. It takes products that are in super soil Pre digested So not needing the microbes to break down bone meal over a 3 month. It's 90% already broke down then you could put it into your soil and it's readily available if you just have minimum microbes in your water and that's a huge calcium load also. If you go on monster gardens or you go on Oregon's constant gardener watch one of those videos I would really be curious to see what someone else's opinion is on those I have no affiliation and I'm just really in to soil biology. I'm new on here so as soon as I start getting likes and different things I think I can set up a profile show my garden share videos in different things like that
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There is a wealth of information in the videos you suggested. Also check out harley smiths presentations if you havnt already. Slf-100 im guessing isnt as good for dead organic matter like roots as scott ostrander eluded to using hygrozyme for that when reusing soil. I figured the slf would cover that but apparently not???
 
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