When cannabis plants show symptoms of nutrient deficiency, it makes sense to assume a lack of nutrients is the cause. However, nutrient deficiency is often not the problem at all, or it could be the problem but there is an underlying cause that adding more nutrients won’t fix.
Read MoreHow and why a growing media manufacturer chooses its nutrient sources directly correlates with the results cultivators will get when they use that media. Every grower should ask their soil supplier how they make decisions about nutrient sources, and the answer should be based on data, including scientific data and real-world experiential data.
Read MoreThe two most common things that go wrong for cannabis cultivators are 1) over- or under-watering plants and 2) over- or under-feeding them. Fortunately, there are tools available to help you avoid watering and feeding problems. A tensiometer gives you all of the data you need to ensure you’re watering correctly, and a chlorophyll meter tells you when your cannabis plants truly need to be fed.
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