Opinions / advice needed

[Sailormoses]

Hi everyone I'm having an issue after 25 days of 12/12. FFOF soil, FF nutes, PH 7 going into soil, 6.5-6.8 running out of the pots. I have been using filtered water. Not sure which problem this is. Calcium, Magnesium or Boron deficiency. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

 

[Mikell]

Kind of an odd one.

I'd start by lowering pH feed to 6.3-6.5.

 

[MJPassion]

Looks like an advanced Ca defficiency that is causing micro-nutes to become locked out.

Your pH going in is high & could be causung the above so fix that first. Use Mikell's guideline above.

 

[Londinium]

Lower your input PH, 7 is way too high,nearer 6.

 

[944s2]

Lower your input PH, 7 is way too high,nearer 6.

yep! as the other posters have written,,
ph too high,,6.2 should do it....best of luck,,,,s2

 

[Loc Dog]

I think he is using some sort of soil. I forget what ffof stands for.

 

[Rob547]

Fox farms ocean forest?

 

[who dat is]

I think he is using some sort of soil. I forget what ffof stands for.

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Fox farms ocean forest?

If the leaves in question are lower down on the plant then my vote is a calcium deficiency.

Also, take this with a grain of salt but if you are growing in soil then ditch synthetic bottled nutrients and instead opt for going fully organic. If you want to stick with the synthetic bottled nutrients then make the switch to coco.

 

[Vanilla Phoenix]

I always get those spots when the pH is outta whack. I just went thru a bag of Happy Frog soil that was kinda fukd up and every plant that was planted in that soil got those spots. My guess was the soil got too dry before planting, and screwed with the microherd. The pH was outta whack.

Basically, if I was you, I'd take Mikell's advice and lower pH of water/nutes going in to 6.5

 

[Sailormoses]

Thank you everyone, I flushed them well and final 2 gals of each flush was ph 6.5. Will let them rest for a while