Parcero
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Some plants started looking not so good a week ago.My guess it was/is nute and Ph related. Checked the run off Ph and it was off.
I flushed them and now Ph is neutral again.
I topped to pots with fresh peatmoss and this peatmoss has a bit of basic ferts in it, not much it said and now I'm thinking was it a good idea...?
I havent watered them yet so I could get the peatmoss off from the top but I not sure. I need an advice, please. Can 1-2cm layer of mildly ferted peatmoss on top of the old soil damage the plants now after flushing, if it was a nute related problem?
How long after the flushing the plants should show signs of better being? Directly? I suppose the yellowing leaves wont turn green again.
I will observe them plants couple of days more to see if that flushing helped or do I have to take more accion on this matter.
BTW, soil, 400w hps, almost 8 weeks in flora and getting heavy, before full biobizz nutes(grow,bloom and alc-a-mic) except a bit less on BioGrow.
Some plants started looking not so good a week ago.My guess it was/is nute and Ph related. Checked the run off Ph and it was off.
I flushed them and now Ph is neutral again.
I topped to pots with fresh peatmoss and this peatmoss has a bit of basic ferts in it, not much it said and now I'm thinking was it a good idea...?
I havent watered them yet so I could get the peatmoss off from the top but I not sure. I need an advice, please. Can 1-2cm layer of mildly ferted peatmoss on top of the old soil damage the plants now after flushing, if it was a nute related problem?
How long after the flushing the plants should show signs of better being? Directly? I suppose the yellowing leaves wont turn green again.
I will observe them plants couple of days more to see if that flushing helped or do I have to take more accion on this matter.
BTW, soil, 400w hps, almost 8 weeks in flora and getting heavy, before full biobizz nutes(grow,bloom and alc-a-mic) except a bit less on BioGrow.