Please help a brotha out

Marleycat12

Marleycat12

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been suing ffof medium ,led ,indoor
My buddhas delight is getting yellowing on newer growth about a month old ,no nutrients yet ,been using cal mag both foliage and watered and silica in smalll amounts,runoff was a bit low ,using clean river water phd properly ,its in regular pot ,pink tips on new growth and around edges some purplish brown spots on leaves
 

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Marleycat12

Marleycat12

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Doesn't seem to be n def. because lower leaves are still darkish ,lockout ? It happened last run same. Plant just a little later in flower and I lost a good portion the fan leaves diminishing he harvest
 
vostok

vostok

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good pics might get the response you seek

how much perlite in that mix again ..?

and why would you feed a plant calmag ..?

to a river watered plant ..?
 
Marleycat12

Marleycat12

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vostok said:
good pics might get the response you seek

how much perlite in that mix again ..?

and why would you feed a plant calmag ..?

to a river watered plant ..?
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Ooof I dunno I thought I had a cal mag issue last run the water is very limey in my area and the biobizz lead to a mag issue might be lockout I'm lost on it I truly feel it's fox farm soil with a finicky diesel strain cause the others are happier than ever
 
Marleycat12

Marleycat12

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Marleycat12 said:
Bear with me I'm new to the indoor world outdoor is a big change up shit used to just take care of itself ,any way on a ramble any response is appreciated
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And on the perilite I made a noob choice to use the fox farm straight never had problems with he promos blend I used to make just heard hype on the foxy "hot " farms Blend @vostok
 
vostok

vostok

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Perlite's great with FFOF

if fox farm caught on they'd make a killing $$$$$

add 25% per pot volume and mix well

it improves drainage and aeration

prevents root compaction

good luck
 
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