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I have 1 more question I was hoping some1 could answer. When flushing soil do you get rid of the dolomite that was added?

Yes, I checked the ph pen with 7.0 buffering liquid and it came out 7.05

Can you tell me why Im still having problems with low ph even though I almost doubled recommended dose? Even when flushing with ph neutral water I cant get soil's ph over 6.5? Could this be possible that a problem is that I live in a country where we have very alkaline water( Tab water is at...

230ml for 30 liters of soil are bad proportions?

Yes, they have been getting a full doze of worm casting ( like on the label for fast growing plants) with every watering . Is this possible that I overfertilized them and thats why they are not getting other nutrients?

BTW I cant get epsom salt. Can I use something else for foliar feed? thanks in advance.

I used 230 ml per 30 liters. I also noticed that I cant raise the ph of the soil above 6.5ph just by flushing with 7.0 water so I had to use water at 7.7 ph for it to get soil at 6.8 Was that a smart thing to do? how long for them to recover from mg def? They got a lot worse since 2 days ago...

Thanks for replying so quickly. Unfortunatelly this is only 4th week of flowering so at this rate they will have no leaves by week 5. I thought it was MG def since soil's ph was 6.1 and the leaves affected were only middle leaves. Lower Leaves are still dark green.

Hi, Im having a hell of a problem recognizing whats wrong with these girlies. All help will be deeply apprecieated. They are in good quality soil 60% and 40% perlite and dolomite was added.. Temperature is at 86F/day 64F/night. Humidity is at 35-55% They have been watered with water...

1. If growing in soil will flushing a plant remove dolomite lime I added earlier? 2. If my soil ph is just under 6.00 ph should flushing with water ph-ed to 7.0 raise the soils ph enough or do I have to use dolomite mixed with water? (Btw I noticed that when I add dolomite to 6.8 water it...

Hi , I bought a good quality soil with ph range 5.5-6.5 ph. When I add some ph adjusted water at 6.5 run off water comes out at 5.9 ph. How do I raise it? by flushing plant with water adjusted with ph down to 6.8? My tab water is 8.5 BTW. Thanks in advance!

Not as fertilizer. It is a ph down solution but recomended for flowering since its beneficial to plants as it has phosphoric acid insead of nitric acid which is more beneficial for vegging. Trillions let me ask you. Could a jump in water's ph from 6.5 to 7.4 that im using to water them if soils...

Can someone tell me if this is N deficiency or also overwatering ( look at the leaves on the lower branches?

Hi, This Super Skunk was planted in germination soil with very low NPK ratios and was overwatered at the beginning. After seeing very little growth and leaves getting yellow it was replanted to a mix of: 60% soil 10% sand 15% perlite 10% worm casting 5% chicken manure and some dolomite...

Yea just once. Thay all are very small! Maybe 1-2 inches and have 3 set of very little leaves.

Thanks you guys for help. I have question I was hoping someone could answer. I started germinating seeds and watering sprouts using PH-ed water. I lowered the ph to 6.5 using PH down BLOOM! solution from canna which contains phosphoric acid ( There is also Canna pH Down Grow which contains...

I think the problem is overwatering and bad soil mix. I noticed that even though soil on the top 2cm is dry the soil on the bottom is very sticky and full of water. Thank you guys for help. Btw anyone has any input on what I asked earlier about Canna grow schedule?

This is what I mean. Im already confused enough. I already have two post stating oposite things. Should I give nutes or not? There was no nutes added to the soil.

Thanks guys for all the help. Ive added some worm casting liquid mixed in 6.5 water.The soil BTW is 6.3 to 6.7 Im a bit confused with my canna terra fert. I got a grow schedule from their site. This is it in pdf file. What confuses me is that on the schedule it says that recomended ph is 5.2 to...