That would be P1 the one on the right.
Fox Farm Trio Nutrients
Silica-1/4tsp/1.5gal
Cal-MAg-5ml/1.5gal
Big Bloom-12ml=4.5 tsp
Grow big-5ml=1 tsp
Tiger bloom-12ml=4.5tsp
Final feed solution= PH 6.5 PPM 600/1.5gal
I apologize, but I think I may be a little confused again? Can you please clarify?
The way I have been doing this is I feed nutrients and when the pots are light and dry, I feed just plain PH water, I then wait until the pots are dried out and then I feed nutrients again so every other.
But What I think I am getting is that you are saying on the next feed always feed them the missing PPM?? Example: I feed a plant today with just the water lets say the run off is 900ppm in 2-3 days from now they are going to be dried out and ready to water/feed again. If I understand correctly you are saying do not jus give them plain water give them water with 100PPM of nutrientsâŚCorrect? If this is the case then How do I know what nutrients to feed them at 100? Again I apologize but I am going to need help guiding this ship inâŚ
I can see your a little confused. Iâll try to get you unstuck.
Youâre definitely wrong on your watering and feeding habits.
You have one goal. That goal is to achieve 1000ppm run off every time you feed your plant.
You have thriving plants they want to eat.
The first thing youâre doing wrong is your feeding once they dry then youâre watering the next time so your technically feeding every other time you water.
Feed your plants every time you water (not every other time).
The lime green color is generally an indication of lack of nitrogen. It would totally explain the lack of nitrogen by you only feeding your plants every other time you water.
So to get your plant back on track what youâre going to need to do is give that plant Base Nutrients Only
Big Bloom
Grow
tiger Bloom
for the next 2 feeds. (No additional additives)
So mix your bloom, grow and tiger until the feed total with water equals 600 PPM
Then pH the water to 6.5 and feed your plants
When to feed
Feed your plant every time it needs water.
If you fed your plant this morning and tomorrow morning you lift it and itâs very light like a loaf of bread feed it. If you pick it up and itâs still heavy kind of moist let it dry another day.
Recap
The next time your plants are dry youâre going to feed them 600 PPM of 6.5 feed to run off and document the numbers.
Come back here and post the numbers and tag me in there
To much nutrient . Check your ppm . 500-600ppm should be what you are feeding your plants . Do not feed your plants with 1100 ppm runoff . That is still hot soil. Feed when runoff is 800 or below .
Sorry to jump on here out of the blue, new to the site have learned to fully navigate things yet. You seem to have an idea, I was just wondering if you could tell me, does this look like light stress?
I have a Mars hydro, just turned it down when there was only three spots. Though the condition appears to have slowed, it does persist. It appears stunned to me, a few other (larger) plants have similar, yet less severe, symptoms.
As far as nutes 0, de-chlorinated tap water PHed between 6.5-7.0 soil is happy frog.
Can you utilize the âliftâ method for watering?
Lift the planter, wet.
Dry will be much less.
Hernia repair mechanic guy recommends smaller than 5 gal lifting.
Probably means 5-gal dry soil (wet weighs more).
