I am at a loss...Pls help--

[kmk420kali]

Ok...now I got the specs on the nutes I am using--

Grow More 10-52-10
Total Nitrogen 10%
8.0% Ammoniacal Nitrogen
0.70% Nitrate Nitrogen
1.30% Urea Nitrogen
Available Phosphate 52%
Soluble Potash 10%
Boron 0.02%
Copper 0.05%
0.05% Chelated Copper
Iron .10%
.10% Chelated Iron
Manganese 0.05
0.05% Chelated Manganese
Molybdenum 0.0005%
Zinc 0.05%

"Plant nutrients are derived from Ammonium Nitrate, Ammonium Phosphate, Potassium Phosphate, Potassium Nitrate, Potassium Sulfate & Urea. Boron from Boric Acid. Copper from Copper EDTA. Iron from Iron EDTA. Manganese from Manganese EDTA. Molybdenum from Ammonium Molybdate. Zinc from Zinc EDTA."


After flushing them, I added about half of normal...since I am still not sure if I will be using it...or if I need to get something better-- (Damn the Hydro Store for taking week-ends off!! )

I also got some Mycorrhizae...gonna use that this evening--
The plants are looking better...but still have some blotching--

 

[Guest]

Coco coir maybe??? Seems a lot easier anyway.

Hope they turn around for you, man.

Peace

 

[Guest]

kmk420kali -
i don't know about your nutes and nute related problems, but as far as your pots are concerned...
i totally agree with majleestoned. i had the same problems earlier this year when my pots were on my patio and experiencing problems that i knew were not nutrient related as i was barely fertilizing and the FFOF had enough nutrients in it already. the sun heated up the cement and was cooking the roots on the bottom of the pots. i moved them to the dirt and they improved and as soon as they showed sex, i put em in the ground. i dig a 3.0 cubic foot hole for each plant and fill with FFOF (next year moonshine mix). i think it is a little more forgiving to grow this way than in a pot.
just my $.02

tracy

 

[Strain]

hmm so this is what im doing wrong