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$50 should buy you a soil analysis.
I'm standing off, because it's organic soil. That could mean anything, and the feeds could be anything. It's good the pH is right though.
In hydro, this generally means sloppy feeding, with no runoff. Easily fixed by just putting the right stuff though. I think Zn is responsible for the symptoms, but it's a more complicated reason than simply not enough.
The soil and water could do with reports. The circumstantial analysis falls a little short
Edit: I might think about a flower feed rinse, because of the P. However, only if it's a balanced chemical feed. As that would be available today.
I'm standing off, because it's organic soil. That could mean anything, and the feeds could be anything. It's good the pH is right though.
In hydro, this generally means sloppy feeding, with no runoff. Easily fixed by just putting the right stuff though. I think Zn is responsible for the symptoms, but it's a more complicated reason than simply not enough.
The soil and water could do with reports. The circumstantial analysis falls a little short
Edit: I might think about a flower feed rinse, because of the P. However, only if it's a balanced chemical feed. As that would be available today.
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