Ph Way Too Low In Soil

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Here's a picture of what they looked like three days ago. It's the bottom leaves that are yellowing and dropping so it's hard to see the problems, but there's some weirdness on the tops for sure.

 

[Z71_420]

just run the ones in that dirt, harvest what you can and buy bales from now on, i put my 1st plant that was in ssm4 into flower 2 weeks ago and she's still GREEN and looking way better than the 12 in HF.

[purklize]

So root aphids aren't a big fan of being driven out of the soil by rosemary oil/soapy water into vaseline and mountains of diatomaceous earth. I'd say the population is down 95%. Also, the pH problems seem to finally be remedied (after about 2 weeks of all nighters flushing, I thought I was going to die after a while of that). It's hard to tell cause of the color of the light, but they're a lot healthier now. The yellowing has slowed tremendously and they're barely dropping leaves anymore. The tops are deeply green and very resinous/sticky, I brushed my hand against a cola by accident and briefly thought I had somehow gotten vaseline on it. 3 weeks into flowering now...

 

 

 

The blueberry is rebounding tremendously, I trimmed off a lot of the crappy burnt foliage and now tons of fresh healthy growth is shooting out. It's my favorite strain - yayyy! What a relief! I honestly thought I would lose her. (Chocolope clone back right, Jack Herer clone front right)

 

 

The chocolope is still having some problems, but there's fresh growth appearing that looks very lush and healthy.

 

 

The more I bump up the PPMs and the Calmag the happier my plants are getting. I think a big part of the problem was me grossly underfeeding. They were starving...