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New Grower first time coco , burn or deficiency

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Problem: nute burn ?

Medium/grow method: coco coir , 5 liter pots

Feed: and supplements used: canna coco A B 1.5 mil/l , cal mag 1mil/l , feeding every day with 500 mil / day , i dont have a ph pen and i dont know the PH of my solution , but my tap water is PH 8

water source: tap water , PH 8

Strain/age: Wedding cheesecake auto , day 45

light used: HPS 400W , 40 cm away from the tops

Climate: 26 C during the day , 21 during night

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as soon as the plants started to flower , some nute burn or deficiency showed up . feeding is the same as in veg stage
 

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PH is critical. You need two tools a PH pen for setting your nutrients and a PH probe to test the PH in the root zone. Get a Blue Lab Leap soil probe and meter or an Accurate 8 soil probe or the clone of it. Don't buy cheap ones they just do not work.
 
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