cmsed3
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Help please the tops of the plants have fallen over
Help please the tops of the plants have fallen over
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Beachwalker
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When you said the Coco growing medium was "completely dry" I got a hunch that's why your plants are drooped over?
Why don't you water the Coco medium & see what happens!
Here's a link to a whole bunch of info about growing in Coco that I gave another new grower earlier today hope it helps!
www.thcfarmer.com
Why don't you water the Coco medium & see what happens!
Here's a link to a whole bunch of info about growing in Coco that I gave another new grower earlier today hope it helps!
Struggling with multiple deficiencies for 3 weeks now. Any help is appreciated!
Hope this helps!
www.thcfarmer.com
cmsed3
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I dried the coco out because the plant had already fallen over, thinking i was overwatering and did this in a desperate attempt to help it... i later decided to water, and the next morning... that.When you said the Coco growing medium was "completely dry" I got a hunch that's why your plants are drooped over?
Why don't you water the Coco medium & see what happens!
Here's a link to a whole bunch of info about growing in Coco that I gave another new grower earlier today hope it helps!
Struggling with multiple deficiencies for 3 weeks now. Any help is appreciated!
Hope this helps!
JWM2
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You need drainage. I like to use two solo cups in conjunction with one another. One full size as the outter container and one smaller 1/2 size cup inside of the full size cup. Poke holes in the bottom of the smaller cup for drainage. This allows the runoff to drain into the full size cup. I often find roots protruding through the bottom and growing into the run off of I let them go too long in the small cups.
The reasoning behind this is it allows you to use a container just big enough for what stage the plant is in. Once it becomes rootbound or rather just before you can transplant into a larger container. The upside is you introduce it into fresh growing medium that hasn’t been ruined by over/under fert, wrong ph, etc. So the plants will almost instantly take off and keep growing.
The reasoning behind this is it allows you to use a container just big enough for what stage the plant is in. Once it becomes rootbound or rather just before you can transplant into a larger container. The upside is you introduce it into fresh growing medium that hasn’t been ruined by over/under fert, wrong ph, etc. So the plants will almost instantly take off and keep growing.
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