I’d switch to citric acid crystals. It’s organic and won’t screw with your microbes. You can find in the canning aisle of most grocery stores. It just takes a small pinch.
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thanks for that info, ithink i’ll get some. like that great white also
Great white is awesome for killing transplant shock.
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I’ll say everytime i use it they never even slow down! Is that bulletproof silica?
Yeah that’s the silica I use
My next grow I’m going to try a powder silica it’s called RAW and Humic/Fulvic Acid Try something different.
I belive i use botanacare seems alright. Ialso have some organic si from build a soil really works good with my organic grow
I’ll bet that is good stuff
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From what I can tell, silica is silica. It’s not necessarily necessary for soil grows as there’s plenty in soil but it does seem to make the plants hardy when extra is added. May be a placebo effect
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I generally find that the limbs are a little sturdier (bid nodes under limbs)
Sorry, I haven’t used Jacks, but definitely looks like an N issue.
Growing in soil takes a while to see issues like this and takes a while to fix them once you do. I agree that you should be able to ph around 6.5 and feed around 1000ppm. Going to a little more runoff and/or feeding a little more frequently would probably help get things balanced.
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Thanks for the info
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Thanks for the info to everyone who replyed
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