Greenpassion
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10 days or so back, I had made the mistake of watering my 6 close to harvest plants with their regular pH nutrient water but then I added liquid bat guano, and didn't pH it. I had not been clear apparently, that when adding bat guano, one needs to wait 15 to 30 minutes, and then pH before watering the plants. So many of you wrote in with suggestions, which were great. I am unable to flush them, physically, and was waiting for the slf 100 to come because that also is a enzymatic flushing agent. Anyway, this morning before I watered them again unfortunately without the slf 100 because it hasn't been delivered yet, I thought I would do an experiment. I made up one gallon of a perfect replication of what I had done 10 days or so ago, having added the bat guano and not pH dit. So I made up this gallon, added the back guano and that did pH it. Guess what? It was neither acidic nor alkaline. It came out to a perfect 6.5. So that tells me that the shrinking leaves on these colors is not a pH issue. It could well be an overload of phosphorus? Not sure. So I went ahead and made up they're regular nutrient line but weaker, and did not add calmag, as they are in their eighth week and the Botanicare instructions say no Cal Mag at this point. Has anyone ever had this experience with bat guano? Or shrinking leaves? On a plant that is two weeks or so from Harvest.?