I think @Buck5050 is on point here. @Buck5050 i am asking this because i just don't know in soil but what kind of a volume flush should he do for something close to a reset in a 10 gallon pot of soil. @Ggrow every time i have experimented with letting a pant dry out it would always go a day or so longer than what i thought it could
Thanks Capn!I think @Buck5050 is on point here. @Buck5050 i am asking this because i just don't know in soil but what kind of a volume flush should he do for something close to a reset in a 10 gallon pot of soil. @Ggrow every time i have experimented with letting a pant dry out it would always go a day or so longer than what i thought it could
What's up Capt. Run pretty similar to you. Do you counter the potassium silicate with something like phosphoric acid ? I usually just just foliar in early veg and give some here and there as it goes on. First add all nutes. Then the k2sio4 , the phosphoric acid to bring it back down.
A more friendly version of the coco wet would be yucca powder. The coco wet has all kinds of edta and stuff in it.
I would do a basic worm casting tea. Some microbes and some enzymes. That powerhouse combo should help turn things around hopefully.
Almost all of my mixes require GH PH down and of coarse the more potassium silicate the more down. My filtered tap usually needs 0.5 ml per gallon of down to 6.0 to 6.3
Yea my tap was crazy high ph even after a basic carbon filter.. Usually would have to use quite a but of ph down. Got ro water now. First time I mixed the nutes and checked ph I almost came. Right on the money ! Life will be so much easier now. The ladies should like the clean water too
The first place i grew i had to have a RO and it was nice except the filter changes and cost. My current local i am using municipal water that i just have to run a carbon and particulate and change those once a year. My ppm is around 90 so it is workable. Little less trouble i suppose
Interesting , kinda makes sense. Had a few cuts like that
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Not many things I can promise you buddy, but you got my word on this one! Once I finish up some strains that I promised to run, it'd be an honor if I could run yours and have you guide me on how to just come close to your buds! I salivate each time looking at your grow. Better than picturing lemons LOL
Oh hell yeah dude. I will be here ??tysm for your kind words
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Very cool ?even if it’s not the whole issue, salt build up is such a huuuuge problem and any build up for coco. seagreen is the holy grail and will fix this and once your medium and plant has these issues or nutes are consumed. good luck on the math and everything you do is just harm, you gotta have a positive all good preventive route !
i got a huge suggestion since build up was one of the things that got me over the years and I conquered it
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