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Indoor Plant Nutrient Lockout Solutions

26 days ago | lila

Can nutrient lockout occur in hydroponic systems?

Yes, nutrient lockout can occur in hydroponic systems due to pH imbalances, incorrect nutrient dosing, or insufficient oxygen levels in the water, all of which can prevent plants from absorbing the available nutrients.

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