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Ayahuasca purple on the left, do si do on the right in Ocean forest. Both are photoperiod. Sf1000 and maxisun pb1000, both at about 70%. Sprouted in october and november… temps and humidy have been at 70-75 and 50-60 rh consistently for months. Ive been using biothrive 224 for the last 3 or 4 weeks every other watering at 1 tsp per gallon. Ph has been between 6 and 6.5. Whats going on? Any advice always greatly appreciated!
Thanks
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Nice job mainlining they look hungry
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That got my attention. 
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Thanks! Ill move to tsp per gallon and see if that works. How long should i keep it at that for? Based on past advice i dont think the discolored leaves will return to normal so its difficult to say thats it’s working.
Yeah im excited for whenever it finishes lol
Looks like magnesium deficiency
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The pictures are blurry when I try to enlarge them
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Great mainlines! The yellowing plant definitely looks hungry. I noticed you also don’t have any saucers under your fabric pots. Have you ever watered or fed till you get runoff from the bottom of the pots? That’s a long time in ocean forest and when I grew in it, I was advised to water till 10-15% runoff after the first few weeks. It assures that the entire pot gets wet. Your “underfed” plant could actually just be hungry because the bottom roots are too dry.
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Thanks! Ok ill find something to do that. I have been watering till runoff recently but would just clean it up with a towel. I havent wanted to overwater and seem to be over cautious. Ill step up the calmagic too a bit. If i do all these things how long should it be until flipping?
Lol i loved mainlining. Its only my second and third grow and i just had to try after reading about the benefits. I had an issue with do si do but i retraine her and she bounced right back
Great job mainlining. Your plants are hungry. You most likely want to get the deficiencies under control before flipping to flower. Have you checked your runoff numbers?
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