3 to 4 week till harvest, hand full of wilting leaves?

[Unique]

@Unique @green genes , just wanted to verify. After watering with 6.5ph last night few hrs later I feel some of the droopy leaves picked up don't feel I noticed any new leaf issues this morning. Though I checked run off ph and it certainly is low at 4.5ph. So should I straight flush these with plain ph'd water? I have about 5 gal pots so i water with 5-10gal of 6.5ph then check run off ph. If ph run off back to the 6.5 then let dry out and water with light does nutrients? If still low then run more ph water through untill I get the run off to that 6.5? Believe what should do just wanted check though thanks again!

checked run-off? that not a good way to judge.. as long as your 100% sure when feeding/watering your at correct ph.. checking run-off can have ya fixing non-existent issues. if they looking better already, then I'd just continue with making sure your ph dead on when giving to them and a couple days you'll see improvement... you only flush if totally needed..to flush 5gal it would be 3times the volume, so approx 15gals.. I never usually follow the 3times rule, I kinda watch when everything running clear,then maybe additional gal, then add nutes back.. I use 3gal pots and flush with 5-6gals then add nutes back on 6th or 7th gal

 

[imlovennuggets]

Ok cool, this was first time I've actually checked my run off to be honest. I just usually go right at the 6.5 with the exception of rushing last time and hitting with that 5.5-6 which was i guess a great learning experience. But I will just continue to be right at my 6.5ph.
Didn't think I'd need a straight flush, figured once that correct ph absorbed in through all the soil it would start correcting itself. I will now invest in a ph pen over the dye to make a bit easier to check ph.

 

[Unique]

Ok cool, this was first time I've actually checked my run off to be honest. I just usually go right at the 6.5 with the exception of rushing last time and hitting with that 5.5-6 which was i guess a great learning experience. But I will just continue to be right at my 6.5ph.
Didn't think I'd need a straight flush, figured once that correct ph absorbed in through all the soil it would start correcting itself. I will now invest in a ph pen over the dye to make a bit easier to check ph.

Yeah, I know if issues come up some people check that way... But really once your 100% sure of ph your giving, everything should still fall within limits to be taken in, if plant goes off slightly... oh yes a ph atc type will help more then ya know, I'd also get a backup one ... they have some with yr warr for under 20$, even expensive ones ya need replace probes, which cost like 3 times cost of the cheapy's that we can just throw away, once they stop working.. I can't justifying paying 100+$ for ph pen & also 60+$ for every probe change, vs a atc pen with yr warr for less then 20$ ...

 

[imlovennuggets]

Oh wow yea that would be crazy to be spending That! Thanks for that info I will certainly look to purchase 2 of them.

 

[Unique]

Oh wow yea that would be crazy to be spending That! Thanks for that info I will certainly look to purchase 2 of them.

okay cool,I figure you'll like the atc better(automatic temp control),it's more accurate.. Plus when ya calibrate when you first get, do both at same time, I can tell ya they say they don't need a solution for storage, but I'm thinking maybe they would last longer in storage solution... the cheepy's say ya don't need the solution,but I think I might try using maybe it will stay accurate longer..I think thats what throws them ones off not storing in a solution and probe gets a buildup