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| Author: | Danyon [ Jul 9th, '16, 16:59 ] |
| Post subject: | Phosphorus |
Hello my name is dan from sydney Iv. Just got a 1000 litre system running Every thing is good but can not get my phosferus levels right. What should they be and what would be the best way to raise them I'm growing tomatoes in such buckets and cucumber. INDOOR THANKS DAN |
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| Author: | nosliwmas [ Jul 11th, '16, 12:12 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Phosferus |
Hi Dan from Sydney! Welcome to the BYAP forum. Danyon wrote: can not get my phosferus levels right. What should they be and what would be the best way to raise them How are you measuring Phosphorus? Or are you going by deficiencies you diagnosed in your tomatoes? Cool temps and soil pH less than 6.5 or greater than 7.5 can inhibit phosphorus uptake in dirt tomatoes. They like a pH between 6.5 and 7.0. I'm not sure how cool is too much cool for phosphorus uptake, but it is common to not plant tomatoes until soil temps are 60ºF / 15.5ºC. I suppose it could depend upon variety as well. Can you upload some pics of your plants? Plenty of plant doctors around here, but they'd like to see the patient. -- Sam |
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| Author: | Colum Black-Byron [ Jul 11th, '16, 12:15 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Phosferus |
Can we see some photos? Most nutrient problems can be dealt with in two ways, add iron, or seaweed extract (like seasol powerfeed, this has most of the macro/micro nutrients you're missing. But give us some photos, and we can usually tell what's missing in there. |
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| Author: | Gunagulla [ Jul 11th, '16, 13:04 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Phosphorus |
If you have air temps around 20C indoors they should be growing ok, so long as they are getting enough light- ie bright enough, correct spectrum, and long enough hours per day. Are you sure your problem is not due to lack of light, rather than Phosphorus deficiency? As mentioned above, photos would help a great deal with diagnosis. |
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