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It’s about a 2 week turn around right now.

My Gen 1 started clicking bad while oscillating. They already replaced it with another Gen 1. Now my Gen 2 will be here tomorrow. Three fans for the price of one, because they want to get it right, is some damn fine customer service in my book.

Those ppm’s are not readily available to your plants, and you don’t know what they are. Yes, you would benefit from adding some cal-mag.

As long as the RH doesn’t go any higher and you keep that little fan stirring the air, you should be fine.

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They are good for 5 days. Just keep on keeping’ on 👍

I just made some and used empty gelcaps from Amazon. Just take a pill, no bad taste.

You’re only doing it for a short while. Just until they are bigger and the roots have had time to grow. Maybe a week or two. Then start hitting the whole pot.

In 3 gal pots I would just water around the seedlings until they get bigger. No point in watering a bunch of coco without roots in it. And agreed, start in smaller pots next time.

Aquaman has been banned from the site. Not sure why. In coco I prefer small 1 gallon pots and feed multiple times a day. I’m using an auto drip system. SIP (Sub Irrigation Planter) buckets can be used with bigger pots (3 gals) if you don’t want to set up auto watering.

I haven’t used this coco before. But after a quick search, I think it’s probably fungus growth from you coco. This is from their website about bio365 coco: Potent soil requires a vibrant soil-food-web. All bio365 soils contain a biologically-active, nutrient-rich "base" (we call it bioCHARGE™)...

This is the absolute wrong thing to do in coco.

Anyway, to help with your issue. I would start feeding 1.0 EC once a day. Even if they are moist. It will probably take a week or so for them to really take off. But they will get going. If you were in soil I would say wait until they are about half dry. But that is counter productive in coco.

Usually pull clones from my mother plants. However, I did just finish 2 pheno hunts with regular seeds.

I ended up throwing this one away because I had enough for the next run. Watered 2x a day at this point.