Hi all, i'm starting to notice some chlorosis in a few plants, my fertilizer isn't super complete with the micronutrients and i've been laying off the one with all of them cuz they have a lot of the macros and i don't want super growth right now. i'm pretty sure it's a micronutrient problem, so what i'm looking for is sources of micronutrients that don't contain macronutrients, someone mentioned epsom salts before but my fertilizer actually does have magnesium (also calcium and molybdenum). i'm particularly interested in manganese...
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have you checked into superthrive?
look at the earth juice products and botanicare. i really do like those lines of hydro/soil liquid ferts.
POTAWIE said:
black, green, white, doesn't matter? what's it like for the macros? i especially don't want a lot of nitrogen, the plants are on a good slow growth rate and if i get a big surge now i'll be super cramped for space a month before plant out.
check out MicroFeed http://www.icehouse.net/airplane/index.html
DrHavanger said:
it sounds good but the phone number isn't connected... i've emailed him, i'll see if i get a reply.
POTAWIE said:
frick. well looks like a job for my sacrificial lamb...