Nutrient lockout

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Pests, Pathogens & Disorders

Nutrient lockout occurs when cannabis plants cannot absorb essential nutrients due to pH imbalance or salt buildup.

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Also known as nutrient lock, under the Pests, Pathogens & Disorders

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What causes nutrient lockout?
Nutrient lockout is primarily caused by incorrect pH levels and salt buildup, which prevent nutrient absorption by plant roots.
How can I prevent nutrient lockout?
Regularly monitor and adjust the pH level of your growing medium and nutrient solution, and flush salts as needed.

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