New GROW! Let's FIX this NUTRIENT lockout!! Foliar spay to the rescue!!



Hello, we are back! In this episode we remedy the nutrient lockout that we have been experiencing with a foliar spray. Everything is looking great! Iโ€™m so glad everyone tuned in to see us bring these plants back!! Thank you! I hope you like subscribe and share! #new #grow #views #youtube
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32 thoughts on “New GROW! Let's FIX this NUTRIENT lockout!! Foliar spay to the rescue!!”

  1. You rwally need to order a lavalier mic so youre wireless. Youre gonna yank your sh!t and fk somwthing up like that. Ask me how i know? Haha or maybe my nikon could tell you better haha at least it didnt break whwn it fell lol

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  2. I would use Molasses to multiply biology outside the pots and never feed it directly to the soil. (the black strap is what you want!) I feel like it can cause microbe confusion and unbalance things. My reasoning for this is if the plants are putting down specific exudates (sugars) to promote the biology that will provide the specific nutrients the plant is asking for… by adding molasses you could be promoting any biology and not just the specific ones the plant is trying to promote to get what it needs at that time. Also we want the biology right by the roots feeding on those exudates, going into the roots and performing rhizophagy! Bacteria going in and out of the roots gathering what the plant needs and bringing it back to the root and not getting sidetracked by some new sugar party. Adding sugar to the soil is like bringing a keg to a work place lol.

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  3. I ran into a similar situation with mine. And it was just today. I discovered that my PH pen was really off. And this irritates me because itโ€™s like the fourth one that I bought now. I figured out my problem because I found an old vial of General hydroponics pH liquid the kind that you use a dropper and changes colors. And it showed me my pH was actually around 4.0. I think Iโ€™m just going to use this for now on Iโ€™m tired of buying these pens even expensive ones, and having them go out of calibration or go bad

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  4. I watched your older videos and the only thing i seen that could be the issue(as long as your ph and ppm nutrient solution were correct): Is when you added that myco stuff to the soil during transplant, tho its hard to see in the video 10 days ago if they had any issues (no close-up shots).. all that active decomposition could be making the soil too rich or messing with the ph. The plants all have leaf tip burn which tells me the plants are not taking up water because the salts in the soil are pulling moisture from the leaf down to the root zone. Test your runoff water for ph/ppm. Also maybe try waiting to add myco until they get a little bigger and get over transplant shock. You could put it in a syringe and inoculate the soil in a few different spots slowly over a few weeks, less is probably good until you know its limits. Just some ideas to toss around.

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  5. You should never remove more than 1/3 of the total leaf coverage at one time. this is a general horticulture rule that also applies to root zone. The first plant that got pruned id say was about 50% of the active leaf area. Also i get that adding organic matter is good for active soil, but throwing them into the flower bed could be a bad idea if there were to be some type of transmissible disease.

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  6. had an Orion f1 auto that was looking sick in wk 2 of veg, I topped it anyway and threw it in the flower room for a couple days and sprayed it with some foop spray and it tripled in size with 2 huge new offshoots in a few days, now it's back in the other room but I like to give it some dark time with the foliar spray.

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  7. You have fungus gnats, possibly soil mites eating your roots… fungus gnats looks like they gave you fungus infection. 1 part 3% hydrogen peroxide mixed in 4 parts water.. water the entire pot to kill larva. You need to now treat for the mites, but check, dig in the soil and look, wait and look to see mites.. if you see them water plants with pure crop one for 3 water cycles, feeding the plant as needed. You will need to treat leaves and roots with copper. Buy some spirulina chlorella pills cruch them up mix in water then water soil and spray plant. You will need to keep treating for the fungus. EDIT.. SO YOU USED MOLASSES. Yup… I bet it cause a fungus issue on your roots.. it will be the same problem fungus gus gnats cause. Treat roots with the hydrogen peroxide anyway

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  8. I used molasses and it did the same thing I was super healthy growing vigorous then it was time for top dressing so I thought hey I'll water it in with a molasses tea then pow the plant nose dived and was very hard to get bounce back

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