Is this a cal mag issue ?

steezy wonder

Active Member
Usually in a rock garden when the lower leaves turn yellow it means that it needs a bit more on the watering. Low air humidity(dryness) can also cause them to get a bit on the dry side prematurely.When my moms take to looking a bit yellowish I increase the watering accordingly. And you'll notice in the budding room that as the plant(s) progress into buds they start using way more water from the res. I top the res up daily with an electric valve and a timer and a water level cut off sensor...things you can prepare for and add as you go. So up to about week three you can get away with switching the res every seven days but after that you'll have to swap it out more regularly and towards the end you might find you'll have to do it every four days. I feed my moms with the spent water from the budders. That way I can't screw up on the mom(s).
Ya I have a float switch on my holding res then I pump from there. I'm adding about a gallon a day in flower between 2 plants. I keeping track of ppm rising or dropping so I can tell if they are eating or drinking. My veg room takes almost a gallon a day between 10 plants, 2 are about to get put in flower. Just changed res today and added my cal mag.
 

anoos

Well-Known Member
abundance of calcium will lock out mag
true, but as calcium is used in near macro element quantities by the plant, i personally find it takes a fair bit to overdo it, but hey as has been mentioned already, base water, base food, and strain will make all the difference in different set ups.
 
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