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HELP! My plant’s leafs

alltatup i got it.. but im trying to use all advices.. and perhaps do in wrong way.. tnx for your help..
i tryed flushing.. adding 0-52-34 NPK-evergreen .. and scare from changing the pot..then i want to try epson salt..
how can i change the pot..without damage the roots??
 
Transplanting into a bigger pot won't damage the roots. But I'm concerned that since you're in flower transplanting might have a negetive effect. I.e. too much nitrogen or transplant shock. If you have soil that doesn't have a lot of fertilizer that would be ideal. You still need to make sure ph is in the right range. Try a pool supply company or garden store. They will have ph kits. When we transplant big bushes or trees in pots we either cut the pot or loosen the soil and pull the whole thing out from the base of the stem/trunk. Roots grow back quickly and slight damage won't stop root growth.
 
When using bottled nutrients ph and ec are absolutely necessary. When you go organic and use a good living soil,kind soil, super soil all you have to worry about is ph of your water going in. You should always test ec and ph of your solutions when applying fertilizer with bottled nutes and check run off ph and ec.
 
Nooshweed I think a clay pot would be all right, but I'm a hydroponic grower, so my knowledge about soil growing is very limited.
Scroll down on this page to "Standard Flower Pot": they talk about clay pots.
https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog...wing-weed-n445

I don't know anything about using epsom salts:
https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog...is-plants-n837

D.A.A.S.69 may be able to help you with that.

I know you live where it's not easy to get the equipment for growing cannabis, so you will have to improvise, I guess. My best advice is to read, read, read. All I did, Noosh, was to search for "epsom salts & cannabis" and "clay pots for cannabis" and lots of information comes right up.

Or try posting a new topic here on GWE, Clay Pots, Epsom Salts, etc. Don't be afraid to post new topics, and you will get some responses from soil growers who know a lot.
 
alltatup im starter..and GWE.com is so user friendly..and simply to understanding.. however english is not simple for me! U see! And this is a lovely process .. translating and understanding how to do.. and what r u doing elegantly.. i like it.. :)
 
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