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Transition to bloom

PLreef

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Hey kids! So let me start by say this grow has been real good so far. Plants are growing nicely through veg. No signs of any deficiencies...... till now. I flipped to 12s on the 6th. So about 10 days ago. They are all showing preflower and starting to stretch. 3 days ago I noticed a light brown coloring around the edges of some of the leaves on 3 of my girls. Fast-forward to today and this is what I got. Kinda shitty right?!
Mister Fuzion, First Republic seeds, photo period
Day time temp average is 77°F and during the night it's 66.5°F
Coast of Maine Stonington blend, 5 gallon pots
GC ROI-E680 and a ROI-720 at 83% 24" above the canopy
As for nutes I'm using General hydroponics flora 3 part ,calmag and fish shi!. Since flipping per their feeding chart I'm using their medium feed schedule for transition to early bloom.
I ph my feed water to 5.9 (Ec 1.7ms) and my run off is anywhere ( depends on plant) from 6.6, 6.95. Most run on the high side.
My thoughts is that this is a phosphorus deficiency. In tonight's watering I added more bloom and less grow. I won't bore you with the exact numbers. I know in soil phosphorus is best absorbed between ph 6.5 and ph 7. I'm hoping this will help.
Your thoughts?
 

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why the fish shit? GH and calmag should be more than sufficient so I would say stop using the fish shit!!!
 
Huh? I'm using Fish Sh!t, it's a soil conditioner used to feed the microbes in the soil. No NPK. Not Alaskan fish fertilizer. Two totally different products.
 
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