Ok so I was given these three clones of ChemDawg. When I received them they looked pretty rough. They were pretty wet as well so I did not water until today. He said he had just transplanted them into the gallon pots on the 10th. Also said soil less as well. . The PODs don’t even seem to be low enough lol. But I tested today and I have a PPM of 2100. Should I just go ahead and transplant ASAP instead of flushing. Soil is fox farm, perlite and BX.
Foxfarms I believe is like super soil in that you don’t want to water to runoff. Not until all the nutes in soil are used up and you start adding your own
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What fox farm soil is it? From the ppms I would assume its ocean floor. My plants did great in it. Seedlings have a hard time but those plants should be able to handle it.
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My fox farm soil always starts out in the 2000 range. Just don’t give any nutes until you get below 1000.
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Exactly what I was about to say next.
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Ok with the condition I wasn’t to sure. So do I have to transplant to same soil mix? When the time comes?
Thanks y’all appreciate all the insight.
Was that like that before transplant?
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Maybe an old calcium deficiency. Keep an eye on the new growth to see if it’s taken care of. Those damaged leaves won’t return to normal.
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Let them do their thing. The plant will kick them to the curb when it’s done with them.
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@BobbyDigital is on the money with that.
Ffof has some high runoff numbers for a while. Most plants only need proper h2o for the first 2 months, (sometimes cal or mag). Some plants are a little sensitive and don’t like it, but most thrive in veg.
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