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Discussion in 'Indoor Cannabis Growing' started by Dank0ne, Jan 19, 2007.

  1. #1 Dank0ne, Jan 19, 2007
    Can i keep flsuhing my plant untill its pH runoff is correct? ive just flushed my plant 3 times in a row, and it still doesnt have the right pH. would it be ok to give it one more flushing? Also, can i give it a dose of nutrients right after i flush? thanks
     
  2. #2 Dank0ne, Jan 19, 2007
    ive gotten it down to 6.99, but the water is still brown, shouldnt it be clearish?....what should i do?
     
  3. #3 Dank0ne, Jan 19, 2007
    sorry got another question.... to treat a nutrient deficiency by lock-out, what should i bring my pH down to? i heard your supposed to get it down to around 5.8... Also,would a half Tablespoon of diluted Urine in a half gallon jug to help? thanks :eek:
     
  4. #4 kenreeg1, Jan 20, 2007
    From what I've heard, you really need to have your ph corrected BEFORE adding your nutes- although the nutes will give off a different ph, if the ph is to high or low you would have nutrient lockout- so if you have nutrient lockout- no matter what u do, those nutrients can not be recovered. so just by changing your ph with the buffers- your plants will not be able to recover those nutrients it couldnt get from the lockout. just my two cents from what ive heard. and oh yea man- stay away from putting piss in your plants- i really dont care what anyone says about the nutes we have in our piss- we still have a shit load of ammonia in our blood stream and that is not good for the plants.PERIOD. oh yea i like your quote- Long live the MAC D-R-E
     
  5. #5 Dank0ne, Jan 20, 2007
    so if my runoff is bout 6.9, that should fix my lockout problem right? all i need to do is add nitrogen..... right? or am i missing something? o and thanks for the heads up on the pee;)
     
  6. #6 BrazyJay, Jan 20, 2007
    no dont add any fert yet, bring the soil ph down to 6.7... wait and see if the nitrogen deficiency advances, if so then add fert
     
  7. #7 Dank0ne, Jan 20, 2007
    alrite dude, thanks
     

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