Yes thank you for presenting the information in an informative and professional manner. With the amenities you add, could you talk about ratio’s of amendments to gallons of soil? I understand the science behind why you might use it, but a lot of these products don’t dial in the ratios unless you are in a field. Which I am not. Thanks!
Wait....I just learned some cannabis tips from a video with zero rap music, zero blunt smoking and zero profanity....can this guy really be trusted? ....hahahahahaha...great video and THANK YOU.
DeBacco Universities style can be a little different from hobby growers postings. The goal is to help provide credible information and based on your comment it sounds like mission accomplished;-)
Big ups to future cannabis project for sending me your way. Thanks for all you do! You were one of my favorite guests on their show. [Back to the garden while I binge more vids!]
So glad I accidentally stumbled on this video. My plant has those exact issues but I've had issues troubleshooting. Checked the fertilizer I've been using and it's much lower in magnesium than similar fertilizers. Would never have figured that out without your help, thank you so much!
i'm form mexico, i live in Tuxtla gutiérrez, chiapas and i've always love your videos, you're such a good teacher and weed guru, i have improve my knowledge and my desire of becoming a better weed farmer. In my state is very difficult to find good information about this, but thanks to you i feel more self-secure to even teach others about your stuff. Now i'm working on a automate green house and will love to colaborate with debacco university if you ever wish to. Greetings and congrats to all debacco university people
Great information! Growing under LEDs require more Magnesium then other light types. Learned the hard way haha had some “purple racing stripes” on the stalk and stems. Showed up a little under a Blurple, and more so from a Mars Hydro ts1000. Was testing a random seed when I was beginning indoors. Magnesium helps (uptake) with the movement of the other nutrients required for the plant 🌱
@@DeBaccoUniversity makes sense. It’s a Mars Hydro ts1000. The booklet says plants may require more calcium and magnesium. Only happened on one I was testing different nutrients on. It was also very lengthy
Dr. Bruce Bugbee, university of Utah, has done research on cannabis under LEDs , and came to the same conclusion. Especially with higher intensities and added CO2, it was important since the plant is being pushed.
Most problems with growing cannabis are during the veg stage , once it's put to flower the issues usually clear up , that makes it obvious it's a mag issue because the only thing different is the fertilizer that's usually cal/mag heavy !
Some issues may clear-up but others may get worse. Also, if the issues are severe enough in Veg it will negatively impact the plant to the point that overall flowering can be reduced.
Depending on the substrate used the odds of having a magnesium issue can be increased. The products mentioned are good to have on hand, but it sounds like you took care of the early issue.
An important first step is proper diagnosing of the problem, so it sounds like you now have this information. Hopefully the video can also help you correct the issue.
I have a huge problem with purpling stems, growing in coco using canna coco nutrients. Growing under hps, led, floros doesn't matter. Happens on multiple strains over the years. I'm thinking the canna coco nutes may not have enough mag..?
Could be Mg or some general plant stress resulting in the purple coloration that you are seeing. What is the pH of the water/nutrient solution you are using?
@@DeBaccoUniversity it is between 6 and 6.5 , I had to order a new meter not convinced mine is accurate anymore. It's over 10 years old. But I'm thinking it could definitely be a pH issue. This problem seems to happen to me more than any other issue. I think until my new meter shows up I will do a flush and start adding a couple drops of PH down to my nutrient solution
thank you for your contribution, this video introduced me to your channel, I always have a question in mind, is the trunk and leaf stems that change color to purple in July is- what a problem of magnesium deficiency? thanks again!
Purple stem coloration can be natural or a sign of plant stress. (Not likely a Magnesium deficiency.) If in a field growing area in July the stress could be heat or water stress. The purple coloration may also be an indication of a particular terpen profile produced by the plant.
DeBacco University I could tell that I added a little humic acid and from that point on the plants turned yellowish and the stems purple, I clearly see a deficiency, but of what nature ?? Phospate or magnesium or calcium ??
DeBacco University ok thank you thank you very much! I have watched many of your videos and am very happy to subscribe to your channel! I wish you good evening, I will correct the taffy with dolomitic lime in a small quantity
The botanicare cal-mag says 3-5ml per gallon on the label! I have it. 1 ounce would kill my plants from all the extra nitrogen in the product. I use it mainly as a foliar feed.
Not necessarily the extra nitrogen that is of concern, it is the ppm/EC. How much you can push the rate is also substrate dependent. Hydro favor lower, but for soil you can push the recommended range more. Also, it can depend on the exact Cal-Mag product being used, Botanicare is the most concentrated, but others need to be at 1oz/gal to have any impact.
@@DeBaccoUniversity appreciate your knowledge. Thank you. I've used coco coir mixed with soil and had best results. Tried coco coir and reverse osmosis and my plants almost died. I tried putting in the recommended amount of the botanicare Cal-mag and my plants turned purple and hunched over. Did I need to flush other nutrients first?
Another person mentioned this and he answered that the 30mL should be used initially if there is a Mg deficiency to correct the issue, but to monitor the plants after that initial high dose and then scale back to the 3-5mL normal dosing
Did your purposefully leave out black strap molasses? I could understand because it’s kinda tough to dose with. But I’m genuinely curious since I started growing in coco.
I’m using a 4 foot eight bulb T5 in a 48 x 48 tent. My temperatures don’t get above 78 to AC infinity clip fans oscillating one non-oscillating hitting the light pointing down up into it one fan that oscillates is slightly higher than the other one by about 2 inches so they slightly hit different parts of the canopy recently three out of the eight bulbs, blue and I bought all new lights and nutrients same nutrients different brand of light bulb vivosun T5 and now I’m running into an immediate issue within one week where the majority of the leaves that are the closest to the light and closest to the center are starting to taco and I’m starting to see rustic colored spots the circular rust type spots I started started going really hard on nutrients But doesn’t really seem like it did anything it doesn’t seem like it’s wanting to bounce back actually it seems like maybe I gave it too much especially with how much light there was. I’m not really sure what’s going on. Thoughts? In the summertime, I noticed the same problem, but I was thinking it’s heat. And I’m running into it again here. I’m not sure because I changed how high the light was the intensity and how much nutrients I was giving them so I’m not sure where my problem is from the majority of the canopy. I was keeping the light about 4 to 7 inches somewhere around 6 inches from the majority of the canopy, a good five or six branches were within like three but those branches that were within like three are one of the four plants that are in the corner hit by the majority of the wind so it has way more wind. It’s way cooler and there’s way less light. It seems like it’s just that. Intense it’s too hot but then I’ll raise the light up add a fuck ton of wind and then it wants to seem to get worse once the problem starts it doesn’t go away until the run ends. I don’t understand what I’m doing wrong but like this problem needs to like get lost immediately. Literally any thought Ill take it
Thanks for your videos, great clear info. Does mag deficiency show any leaf curl at the margins and tips as well and is it possible to be deficient in more than one nutrient? I have the older leaves yellowing, the spots developing, but also leaf curl at the tops which weren't mentioned so I will keep searching your content for more on diagnosing correctly.
we burned magnesium as kids in school and was told without no life on earth except single cell organism would exist because of its photosynthesis properties..is this true ?
Yes this is true because, chlorophyll is build around Mg in a similar way that iron is central to hemoglobin. No Mg means no chlorophyll which would mean no photosynthesis would would mean no life (in most cases).
I've been using GH 3 part liquid for 25 years in promix, only add KoolBloom during flower with excellent results. Charcoal filtered city water pH @ 6.7
1oz, per gall can easily work for some Cal-Mag products, the Botanicare is more concentrated than most, but you can go higher than the recommended for a once time application especially if a deficiency is noticed. The key is also the substrate being grown in. For hydroponics, stick closer to the recommended rates, but if growing outdoors in soil there is typically more room for adjusting ratios. Hard to point all this out in the video, but I do appreciate everyone watching and commenting. Hope this additional information is helpful.
After looking at my bottle of cal-mag plus and seeing 5ml per gallon I ended up going with 30ml per gallon like the video says. I guess we will see what happens. I will keep you posted.
That high does can be used as an initial dose as if you have a deficiency this should saturate the substrate, than go back to the recommended dose for future applications. This high does is intended to correct the deficiency.
@@DeBaccoUniversity I did one dose of 30ml per gallon and went back to 5ml per gallon, My plants made it till harvest however stopped growing. Pretty sure I got a lockout of some sort. Stalks were very plugged.
I like this channel. This guy clearly knows his stuff, but, I have to mention, I seriously doubt that a full oz per gallon of Cal-Mag is needed. That is a LOT of ppm! I use less than an oz for 5 gal and I'm pretty sure I have never had a Magnesium deficiency. (Maybe to correct an existing problem you would use that much, but even that seems like too much, imho.)
hello. my seeds popped up but stays same for 2 weeks now. not growing. seeds are one month old. i have no other seed. its so sad. how long we should wait to plant a seeds? should we wait?
Check the environmental conditions (light with a PAR meter, waters pH, nutrient ppm, temperatures) and see if there are any less than ideal conditions.
This video may be a "brain massage" with some finding it relaxing and others thinking about how they can best improve their plants growth. In either case better mind = better body.
thanks, this is quite helpful about diagnosing Mg deficiency, but it would like to have known how detrimental the effects would be if left untreated. i might have a mild mg defieciency but i am not sure if it is worth risking the potential side effects of adding epsom salts. in the depicted experiment, was there a recorded relative drop in yield from the test subject plant?
This is a high dose, because it is assuming there is a deficiency that needs correcting so this is not recommended in general but this should help correct a potential problem if one exists. Also, this high rate is not a daily feeding rate or you will likely burn your plants.
Nope, sorry, this video did not give a real world view of a Mag deficiency in cannabis. At 2:20 the pic which happens to be the focal point of the video is not cannabis.
While it may not be a cannabis leaf it is a great representation of what you would see in a cannabis leaf. The image on the right did not show the characteristic coloration so another image was provided so growers will know what to look for.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Good point but 1 oz per gallon of Calmag? Just seems a lot when the suggestion on the bottle is 3-5ml but It makes sense I guess to provide what it was lacking fast.
Thank you for the video.
Being treated as an adult in a grow video is refreshing.
You are welcome and not ever viewer sees it this way, but thanks goes out to you and others who do see it this way it was intended.
Yes thank you for presenting the information in an informative and professional manner. With the amenities you add, could you talk about ratio’s of amendments to gallons of soil? I understand the science behind why you might use it, but a lot of these products don’t dial in the ratios unless you are in a field. Which I am not. Thanks!
Man.. This is one of the best and informative sources for cannabis growing on TH-cam.
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Wait....I just learned some cannabis tips from a video with zero rap music, zero blunt smoking and zero profanity....can this guy really be trusted?
....hahahahahaha...great video and THANK YOU.
DeBacco Universities style can be a little different from hobby growers postings. The goal is to help provide credible information and based on your comment it sounds like mission accomplished;-)
Would be hilarious if he did the next one wearing sun glasses & a baseball cap :)
Welcome change.
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Well said....
im glad there is someone like you to help us all out finding deficiencys in things like this
Glad to have you viewing the content on the channel.
Big ups to future cannabis project for sending me your way.
Thanks for all you do!
You were one of my favorite guests on their show.
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So glad I accidentally stumbled on this video. My plant has those exact issues but I've had issues troubleshooting. Checked the fertilizer I've been using and it's much lower in magnesium than similar fertilizers. Would never have figured that out without your help, thank you so much!
It is always great to hear of the content is helpful. Hopefully your plants going forward will benefit from you watching the video.
i'm form mexico, i live in Tuxtla gutiérrez, chiapas and i've always love your videos, you're such a good teacher and weed guru, i have improve my knowledge and my desire of becoming a better weed farmer. In my state is very difficult to find good information about this, but thanks to you i feel more self-secure to even teach others about your stuff. Now i'm working on a automate green house and will love to colaborate with debacco university if you ever wish to. Greetings and congrats to all debacco university people
Thank you Mexico, glad to help in some small way to help make you a successful grower.
Great video as always proffessor!
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great video! i love your presentation. very well done, sir.
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Great information! Growing under LEDs require more Magnesium then other light types. Learned the hard way haha had some “purple racing stripes” on the stalk and stems. Showed up a little under a Blurple, and more so from a Mars Hydro ts1000. Was testing a random seed when I was beginning indoors. Magnesium helps (uptake) with the movement of the other nutrients required for the plant 🌱
The “purple racing stripes” you mention may also be a stress response to the wavelengths of light produced by the LED lights.
@@DeBaccoUniversity makes sense. It’s a Mars Hydro ts1000. The booklet says plants may require more calcium and magnesium. Only happened on one I was testing different nutrients on. It was also very lengthy
Glad I caught your comment. New to led and I was wondering what was going on. Lol maybe I can't catch it. It's an auto after all.
@@DeBaccoUniversity vertical stripes on the stalks? I thought it could be genetic? Ok.
Dr. Bruce Bugbee, university of Utah, has done research on cannabis under LEDs , and came to the same conclusion. Especially with higher intensities and added CO2, it was important since the plant is being pushed.
You had the perfect picture to illustrate mg deficiency but failed to show it adequately 😢
Links to images are in the description.
Another good video without the fluff.
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I put a very mild mixture of Epsom salts on my spice plants (basil, mints & rosemary) and the color and healthiness changed for the better quickly.
Sounds like a Mg deficiency has been corrected ;-)
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Most problems with growing cannabis are during the veg stage , once it's put to flower the issues usually clear up , that makes it obvious it's a mag issue because the only thing different is the fertilizer that's usually cal/mag heavy !
Some issues may clear-up but others may get worse. Also, if the issues are severe enough in Veg it will negatively impact the plant to the point that overall flowering can be reduced.
Epsom salt what kind ? is there any agriculture friendly stuff out there ??? or just from the pharmacy stuff ??? great video thank you for the info ..
Pharmacy products work just fine (just avoid ones with added fragrances).
@@DeBaccoUniversity thank you and again great videos well done easy to learn
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Very helpfull, i had some problems in the first few weeks with magnesium
Depending on the substrate used the odds of having a magnesium issue can be increased. The products mentioned are good to have on hand, but it sounds like you took care of the early issue.
@@DeBaccoUniversity TBH i ignored it... should have given some calmag. She turned out great in the end anyway, almost at harvest
Make sure your ph is perfect too!! Sometimes you might try to fix a problem when it’s not the problem!!
Thanks alot my brother!! Very much good information. Now i know 100% it's magnesium defiency 👨🌾
An important first step is proper diagnosing of the problem, so it sounds like you now have this information. Hopefully the video can also help you correct the issue.
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I have a huge problem with purpling stems, growing in coco using canna coco nutrients. Growing under hps, led, floros doesn't matter. Happens on multiple strains over the years. I'm thinking the canna coco nutes may not have enough mag..?
Could be Mg or some general plant stress resulting in the purple coloration that you are seeing. What is the pH of the water/nutrient solution you are using?
@@DeBaccoUniversity it is between 6 and 6.5 , I had to order a new meter not convinced mine is accurate anymore. It's over 10 years old. But I'm thinking it could definitely be a pH issue. This problem seems to happen to me more than any other issue. I think until my new meter shows up I will do a flush and start adding a couple drops of PH down to my nutrient solution
Some magnesium calcium carbonate is in dolomite lime. You need healthy alive soil to get the mag off the tail end of a calcium carbonate.
This may not be enough for the plant and in areas that do not need lime this requires other forms of supplementation.
thank you for your contribution, this video introduced me to your channel, I always have a question in mind, is the trunk and leaf stems that change color to purple in July is- what a problem of magnesium deficiency? thanks again!
Purple stem coloration can be natural or a sign of plant stress. (Not likely a Magnesium deficiency.) If in a field growing area in July the stress could be heat or water stress. The purple coloration may also be an indication of a particular terpen profile produced by the plant.
DeBacco University I could tell that I added a little humic acid and from that point on the plants turned yellowish and the stems purple, I clearly see a deficiency, but of what nature ?? Phospate or magnesium or calcium ??
@@MrSeney1 What is the pH? You may have created an acidic environment making nutrients less available resulting in plant stress.
DeBacco University ok thank you thank you very much! I have watched many of your videos and am very happy to subscribe to your channel! I wish you good evening, I will correct the taffy with dolomitic lime in a small quantity
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The botanicare cal-mag says 3-5ml per gallon on the label! I have it. 1 ounce would kill my plants from all the extra nitrogen in the product. I use it mainly as a foliar feed.
Not necessarily the extra nitrogen that is of concern, it is the ppm/EC. How much you can push the rate is also substrate dependent. Hydro favor lower, but for soil you can push the recommended range more. Also, it can depend on the exact Cal-Mag product being used, Botanicare is the most concentrated, but others need to be at 1oz/gal to have any impact.
@@DeBaccoUniversity appreciate your knowledge. Thank you. I've used coco coir mixed with soil and had best results. Tried coco coir and reverse osmosis and my plants almost died. I tried putting in the recommended amount of the botanicare Cal-mag and my plants turned purple and hunched over. Did I need to flush other nutrients first?
FYI: BotaniCare (Cal-Mag+) Suggests 3-5ml/gal (1oz = 30ml)
Thanks for providing this, be sure to check the label on the product(s) you are using.
Lol yah, I have to check the label again after seeing 1oz per gallon. Maybe he made a mistake
@@DeBaccoUniversity where did you come up with 1oz per gallon?
Another person mentioned this and he answered that the 30mL should be used initially if there is a Mg deficiency to correct the issue, but to monitor the plants after that initial high dose and then scale back to the 3-5mL normal dosing
Did your purposefully leave out black strap molasses?
I could understand because it’s kinda tough to dose with. But I’m genuinely curious since I started growing in coco.
Yes, dosing is a challenge and the other ingredients do not make it easy to recommend for a magnesium deficiency specifically.
I’m using a 4 foot eight bulb T5 in a 48 x 48 tent. My temperatures don’t get above 78 to AC infinity clip fans oscillating one non-oscillating hitting the light pointing down up into it one fan that oscillates is slightly higher than the other one by about 2 inches so they slightly hit different parts of the canopy recently three out of the eight bulbs, blue and I bought all new lights and nutrients same nutrients different brand of light bulb vivosun T5 and now I’m running into an immediate issue within one week where the majority of the leaves that are the closest to the light and closest to the center are starting to taco and I’m starting to see rustic colored spots the circular rust type spots I started started going really hard on nutrients But doesn’t really seem like it did anything it doesn’t seem like it’s wanting to bounce back actually it seems like maybe I gave it too much especially with how much light there was. I’m not really sure what’s going on. Thoughts? In the summertime, I noticed the same problem, but I was thinking it’s heat. And I’m running into it again here. I’m not sure because I changed how high the light was the intensity and how much nutrients I was giving them so I’m not sure where my problem is from the majority of the canopy. I was keeping the light about 4 to 7 inches somewhere around 6 inches from the majority of the canopy, a good five or six branches were within like three but those branches that were within like three are one of the four plants that are in the corner hit by the majority of the wind so it has way more wind. It’s way cooler and there’s way less light. It seems like it’s just that. Intense it’s too hot but then I’ll raise the light up add a fuck ton of wind and then it wants to seem to get worse once the problem starts it doesn’t go away until the run ends. I don’t understand what I’m doing wrong but like this problem needs to like get lost immediately. Literally any thought Ill take it
How often are you giving the 1 tablespoon per gallon of water? With cannabis?
If a deficiency is noticed, once every 2-3 days and in general once every 7-10 days depending on substrate used.
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Very good information 👍
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment.
Thanks for your videos, great clear info. Does mag deficiency show any leaf curl at the margins and tips as well and is it possible to be deficient in more than one nutrient? I have the older leaves yellowing, the spots developing, but also leaf curl at the tops which weren't mentioned so I will keep searching your content for more on diagnosing correctly.
Problem with leaf curl is there are many possible causes for this, so check moisture and light levels.
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Thank you for this. Very helpful stuff here.
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When it comes to foliager feeding them with Epsom salts does it matter what the ppms are or because it’s just magnesium it won’t burn the plants
Isn't 1 TBS/gallon of epsom salts way too much? Would I need to add some calcium along with epsom salts. Like gypsum?
What rate would you recommend? This can work great (or even higher) when a deficiency is seen.
Would you use calmag or epsom salt in mid/late flower?
Both.
How much epsom salt should I be watering in coco for vegetative pots getting watered with 1 gallon of water?
1TBS/gallon for regular feeding and 2TBS/gallon when a deficiency is seen.
we burned magnesium as kids in school and was told without no life on earth except single cell organism would exist because of its photosynthesis properties..is this true ?
Yes this is true because, chlorophyll is build around Mg in a similar way that iron is central to hemoglobin. No Mg means no chlorophyll which would mean no photosynthesis would would mean no life (in most cases).
Mg is smack dab in the center of a chloroplast chemical formula (C55H72MgN4O5)
I've been using GH 3 part liquid for 25 years in promix, only add KoolBloom during flower with excellent results. Charcoal filtered city water pH @ 6.7
Sometimes simple is better.
Perfect example
It was a long term experiment requiring diligent feeding to show what it actually looks like in cannabis. Glad this information was helpful!
Hello what to do if you notice you have a magnesium problem right after you flipped to flower?
Add epsom salts.
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Don't listen to him on the botanicare. I own the product. Never never use 1 oz. to a gallon. You will kill your pants
1oz, per gall can easily work for some Cal-Mag products, the Botanicare is more concentrated than most, but you can go higher than the recommended for a once time application especially if a deficiency is noticed. The key is also the substrate being grown in. For hydroponics, stick closer to the recommended rates, but if growing outdoors in soil there is typically more room for adjusting ratios. Hard to point all this out in the video, but I do appreciate everyone watching and commenting. Hope this additional information is helpful.
After looking at my bottle of cal-mag plus and seeing 5ml per gallon I ended up going with 30ml per gallon like the video says. I guess we will see what happens. I will keep you posted.
That high does can be used as an initial dose as if you have a deficiency this should saturate the substrate, than go back to the recommended dose for future applications. This high does is intended to correct the deficiency.
@@DeBaccoUniversity I did one dose of 30ml per gallon and went back to 5ml per gallon, My plants made it till harvest however stopped growing. Pretty sure I got a lockout of some sort. Stalks were very plugged.
I like this channel. This guy clearly knows his stuff, but, I have to mention, I seriously doubt that a full oz per gallon of Cal-Mag is needed. That is a LOT of ppm!
I use less than an oz for 5 gal and I'm pretty sure I have never had a Magnesium deficiency.
(Maybe to correct an existing problem you would use that much, but even that seems like too much, imho.)
It can depend on the brand of Cal-Mag being used. When in doubt start with the manufactures suggestion.
hello. my seeds popped up but stays same for 2 weeks now. not growing. seeds are one month old. i have no other seed. its so sad. how long we should wait to plant a seeds? should we wait?
Check the environmental conditions (light with a PAR meter, waters pH, nutrient ppm, temperatures) and see if there are any less than ideal conditions.
Cool TH-cam is recommending cannabis videos now
Great to know, may be a sign of changing times!
Does diatomaceous earth help with calcium deficiency?
It is not very plant available so I would not count on it as a source.
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is red stem also a sign of magnesium def?
Not a direct correlation.
2 TBS magnesiumsulfat in 1 gallon wster...isnt it nearly 14 grams / litet can someone telle me ? It seems sooo much?
This is the recommended rate when a deficiency is noticed to reduce the time before the plant returns back to "normal".
My leaves on my autoflowers always turn yellow and start dying off. I thought that was normal.
Hope this can help prevent issues in the future for you and your plants.
Every grow.... Red stems..... Red stems haunt my dreams.
Same variety and growing practices? May want to change something.
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thanks, this is quite helpful about diagnosing Mg deficiency, but it would like to have known how detrimental the effects would be if left untreated. i might have a mild mg defieciency but i am not sure if it is worth risking the potential side effects of adding epsom salts. in the depicted experiment, was there a recorded relative drop in yield from the test subject plant?
Mild issue should only mildly impact plant performance.
@@DeBaccoUniversity thank you. it feels useful to know what i am monitoring, even if i dont decide to intervene in this crop cycle
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If that is what it takes... you better find another channel;-)
I herd purple veins was a magnesium defiency?
Purple coloration is not associated with Mg deficiency, of times this can be a stress response that is more likely to occur with some varieties.
1oz. Per gallon...this isn't too much??
This is a high dose, because it is assuming there is a deficiency that needs correcting so this is not recommended in general but this should help correct a potential problem if one exists. Also, this high rate is not a daily feeding rate or you will likely burn your plants.
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Not sure of the connection to this video.
What if god had no idea you exist?
Nope, sorry, this video did not give a real world view of a Mag deficiency in cannabis. At 2:20 the pic which happens to be the focal point of the video is not cannabis.
While it may not be a cannabis leaf it is a great representation of what you would see in a cannabis leaf. The image on the right did not show the characteristic coloration so another image was provided so growers will know what to look for.
idk about those dosages lol. that's way to much per gallon..
Remember, this is when a deficiency is seen so the rates need to be on the high side to be able to supply enough nutrients to correct the problem.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Good point but 1 oz per gallon of Calmag? Just seems a lot when the suggestion on the bottle is 3-5ml but It makes sense I guess to provide what it was lacking fast.
He's sure no Dr ToBacco :)
You have that correct.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Ha ha! keep up the great work, education in this field is rare and very welcome, best wishes
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Cal mag is standard guys 🤦♂️
...or at least it should be.
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but it might be something else.....worthless
If you knew what was wrong with your plant, you would not need the video.
@@DeBaccoUniversity my plants are fine, it is the videos I watch.... thx.
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Epsom salts doesn't just supply ""some"" sulphur , it actually contains more sulphur than magnesium lololol
Some... from a plants view point;-)