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what's problem
- Thread starter grthebigg
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potassium def
This will work for now. But do try to get one more evenly matched.
Don't feed it pure P or you may end up with another imbalance if
your over do it. If you stick with evenly balanced fertilizers when
vegetating and you won't get as many problems.
i.e. 10-10-10 or something like that.
Im not really who is confused ......me or you.....
NPK...... p is phos
k is potassium
The 10-30-10 is not good for veg....
while its a better npk for flower its not that great imo....
If it has a micro's add something with modest nitrate N...... and something heavy on K.....potassium.......
A 10-10-10 would be ok for veg.......... but I would rather something with a 3-1-2
In flower more like 1-3-2
But high potassium thru the life of the plant.....
while its a better npk for flower its not that great imo....
If it has a micro's add something with modest nitrate N...... and something heavy on K.....potassium.......
A 10-10-10 would be ok for veg.......... but I would rather something with a 3-1-2
In flower more like 1-3-2
But high potassium thru the life of the plant.....
My post wasnt to you
I would though suggest you start from the beginning and actually read the posts
K !
mjlifestyle
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That's definitely K deficiency. But that doesn't necessarily mean you should automatically add more K. I've had K deficiency that was due to pH being off. I was growing in coco, not soil, but still...
Do you measure your pH going in? Maybe your soil is too acidic (low pH, where K is not absorbed well). Also, maybe I'm wrong, but your soil looks overly dry, at least in the first picture. There's cracks in there due to dryness, I'm not sure if it's ok to let the pots dry like that.
Do you measure your pH going in? Maybe your soil is too acidic (low pH, where K is not absorbed well). Also, maybe I'm wrong, but your soil looks overly dry, at least in the first picture. There's cracks in there due to dryness, I'm not sure if it's ok to let the pots dry like that.
