Mindovermatter
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" wishy washy" what does this mean man im from europe I dont understand ebonics. I know "sketchy" but thats about it. please EXPLAIN your thoughts and references more openly.
hahahaha its an old fungicide. I did not know that about it. Try zinc sulfate instead. (that is if your margins are wavy. lol.) 50 ppm zinc from zinc sulfate as a spray. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/floriculture/Florex/BP ID Nut Def.pdfMindovermatter said:Alright I read about the zineb fungicide. Its banned in whole of EU and suspected of causing changes in the thyroid hormones. Holy shit sproutco is this stuff really what you recommend to use I dont want to die of cancer when Im 40 you know?
sproutco said:This means that your roots are too cold or ph is too high maybe. Reduced root growth. Hopefully your ferts contain enough zinc. Too low a fert rate. You increase them to 700 ppm's right? Too much phosphorus. Too much calcium, magnesium, copper, iron, manganese... Does the water you start adding the ferts to have alot of ppm's? Doesn't it have 100 ppm's of something to start if I remember correctly? Could be a earth element like calcium or magnesium. Thats alot of something. Your project should use r/o reverse osmosis water or distilled water. Try that and see what results you get.
The 10% hydrogen peroxide solution is sometimes used at rates as low as one ounce per 10 gallons water; however, enrichment using an ounce per gallon is more effective for disease control. When 35% hydrogen peroxide solution is used, it can be added at the rate of three ounces per 10 gallons of water. If a 3% solution is used, use three ounces per gallon of water.