Yes absorbing calcium definitely takes time. This is heavy cation and it'll compete with other ones in your soil, which is loaded with them, cause you use Happy Frog or whatever, and these mixes are rich... very often too rich actually... hmm another writing idea :)
But she'll start uptaking more of it eventually if you continue the treatment. You should be looking at new growth, cause old one won't change as this is immobile nutrient (it stays where it is). If you see a difference there, then it's working.
I gave them a cal/mag treatment with a bloom fertilizer. Not sure if it just needs time, did i over do it? Or is it something else entirely?
Nope, they're still Ca deficient :)
You think they need some time? How should i go about this?
Yes absorbing calcium definitely takes time. This is heavy cation and it'll compete with other ones in your soil, which is loaded with them, cause you use Happy Frog or whatever, and these mixes are rich... very often too rich actually... hmm another writing idea :)
But she'll start uptaking more of it eventually if you continue the treatment. You should be looking at new growth, cause old one won't change as this is immobile nutrient (it stays where it is). If you see a difference there, then it's working.
Thanks man.
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Thx a lot, much appreciated... my first full SPD... I invested in some STEEM on a whim :D