New Grower Overwatered or underwatered

[Delta9Heavy]

Hello. This is my third garden. I just can't seem to get the watering thing down. General lockout symptoms looks like mg and p specifically. From looking at the pics can anyone help me out? I'm on break right now and don't have a lot of time but if you need to know anything more I will respond throughout the day. Oh yea medium is roots original. First plant used jacks classic. Second plant dyna gro. Third garden is gbd supersoil. Also worth a mention the 4 assed monkey and 3 bears og perk right up after watering but there's still moisture in the bottom when I water

 

[Delta9Heavy]

This is my first real post btw. I hope I did everything correct. Did the pics show?

 

[Delta9Heavy]

 

[Rev. Green Genes]

check your pH, I'm betting your off a bit, Waira recommends the accurate 8 soil probe to check in pot pH. It is more accurate than a pH pen and pour through. I see both Nitrogen movement out of the older leaves, and cal mag problem, so most likely your pH is off. Hope that helps. If you don't figure it out, try the infirmary.

 

[Chong's Cousin]

What should the Ph be at in your opinion @green genes ?Ty in advance

 

[Chong's Cousin]

Are those 5 gal pots? How much are you watering them?

 

[Arthur]

What should the Ph be at in your opinion @green genes ?Ty in advance

6-7 in soil, you'll find most of us hover around 6.5 am guessing there's a pH issue as well

 

[Delta9Heavy]

Are those 5 gal pots? How much are you watering them?

I'm not at home when my watering log is but those are about true 2.5(they say 3 gal) gal pots watering 2L every 4 days or so off the top of my head

 

[Delta9Heavy]

I don't have an accurate 8 rn and kinda broke but I will check runoff next watering. Always only put 6.2-6.5 in the pot. It's half spring half distilled water with dyna gro protekt, go ca mg, and catalyst to ph down if needed. Recharge and maxi crop about every other watering

 

[Delta9Heavy]

I think what I'm gonna do when I get home is use vinegar and baking soda to test if the soil is either acidic or alkaline. That way I can at least adjust the ph of my water to compensate somewhat in the right direction. Sound like a plan?