Calcium deficiency?
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Looks hungry in general. What are you feeding?
I was doing the 2 part megacrop at around 300 ppm at the time. I'm not too impressed with it for coco, I liked their old formula better.
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That's pretty light. I had the best luck in coco around 450-650ppm once in proper veg through flower. Good luck!
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Your feeding too light! try this Schedule. It is for 14 Gallons after the first 2 weeks.
This is primarily for mixing 14 gallons. If convenient, I and likely others would welcome seeing your 2-part feeding schedule in terms of grams per single liter or gallon. Otherwise, there's a lot of math to do; and we could more easily be able to compare your vs. GreenLeaf's dosages.
Thank you, I like the Excell file! 14 gallons is def no big deal to mix. I have a 55 gallon res for my rev. Osmosis and another 55 for my nutes with a waterpump to keep them mixed.
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You will get a bunch of little numbers with decimals that are difficult to measure, for example week 3-5:
A 10/14= .71429, B 17/14=1.2143, Mg 18/14= 1.286, K 3/14=.2143, P 3.5/14=.25, Gypsum 4/14=.2857 etc. Those little numbers mean a lot in the formula.
Use a 17 gallon tote with a stir pump and mix 14 gallons, It will last a week, it is easier to PH and the bigger mix will be more likely to balance even if you are of a little on one of the inputs. Remember this is for hydroponics/coco/
