calmag defiecency ?

[2Stoned2Care]

is this as stated above

i am feeding her .5ml per litre sensi coco bloom and 1ml per litre calmag should i up the calmag ?

 

[briman]

I would up it 1 ml. per 4L. What does the manufacturer recommend on the bottle?

 

[AWhitnam]

Watch out for the claw, n tox alert!!

 

[2Stoned2Care]

I would up it 1 ml. per 4L. What does the manufacturer recommend on the bottle?

it says 1ml per litre @briman

 

[briman]

Stick with that then.

 

[2Stoned2Care]

Stick with that then.

I am a total newbie i started getting the claw so asked about that and it was n toxicity because of the calmag having n in it so i stopped using it till i got an answer in here.i was told to reduce my nutes to 0.5ml per litre instead of 1ml per litre to balance the n.but guess what this idiot did i forgot to put the calmag back in hahahahahaha.so it has had no calmag for 2 days what a dildo i am

 

[HotBunz]

@2Stoned2Care yup....is what it is! Dang Calcium deficiency. What type of lights are you under again? Keep in mind that the leaves that are currently effected will only end up looking much much worse over the next few/several days. Once hurt they won't recover. The game plan is to get her back on the straight and level and prevent further leaf damage from the Calcium deficiency.

 

[Waira]

2Stoned! ..livin' the name, right? ...no worries mate, all part of the learning curve! yeah, looks like a little Ca defc.; read up carefully on coco, and it's unusual cation exchange capacity (CEC),... coco is soooo not soil! One of those peculiarities is it's inherent high bonding rate of Ca to it's particles,.. until it's sated, coco will pull Ca out of solution and hog it itself, keeping it from the plant,.. once it is sated though, it balances and releases Ca more readily-- this is why coco demands higher Ca and Mg,... a small price to pay for coco's superior breathability, etc.,...

 

[2Stoned2Care]

@2Stoned2Care yup....is what it is! Dang Calcium deficiency. What type of lights are you under again? Keep in mind that the leaves that are currently effected will only end up looking much much worse over the next few/several days. Once hurt they won't recover. The game plan is to get her back on the straight and level and prevent further leaf damage from the Calcium deficiency.

My light is a mars 2 400w bro