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SOIL Nute lock out solution?

Honkfro

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Hi just noticed this after watering my plant with rain water is this a pH issue as I've now flushed the plant and don't know if to do anything else to help it?.... thanks...paul
 

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Few things... looks like a ph Issue, but how did you collect the rain water? Roof/Gutter system collection comes with containment’s and bad bacteria that can cause issues like this too. Also, how long did the rain water remain stagnant before feeding the plants? Stagnant water is a perfect breeding ground for bad bacteria.
why not use regular tap water?
 
It's was stagnant in an empty container so a good chance that was the problem will just use phed filtered water from now on thanks for your help
 
No problem. Might want to check the run off water for ph too. If ph was an issue, a simple flush can bring things back to normal.
But you need to know the ph in the soil. Take note of the ph going in, and the ph coming out.
Let us know what you find.
 
It’s ph neutral... I believe it’s a buffer too. It might help if ph is the issue. You really need to know the ph in the soil... because if the ph range is good the Epsom salt won’t kill off bad bacteria.
 
I never use cal mag. Plenty of calcium in tap water. And my nutes have magnesium. So no need for a soil grower like me.
I use earth worm castings as a ph buffer. Never had any issues.
 
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