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Weirdest problem i've ever had in Coco

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Weirdest problem i've ever had in Coco

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I ended up transplanting my clone from mother to that pot right in front, right in the middle of flower (I know…)…she grew so fast in that cup of coco in the roots chilling in the tote. (Branches are too weak for the buds now so I was trying to give support and had to move it out)

She’s almost done besides what ever happens during the transpot….2 I stunted and cut down they couldn’t keep up with the demands of the other I think and it just stunted 2.

Not trying to jack the thread here just sharing relevancy.
 

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Aqua Man said:
Thats was for the OP bro see his drooping petiole in the first pic? And in that pic they also show light stress.

Make sure to give 4-7days to see changes OP they dont happen in a day… with the exception of underwatering as you can see
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Oh yea I saw the drooping petiole pic, and now I see the light stress.
 
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Aqua Man said:
Thats was for the OP bro see his drooping petiole in the first pic? And in that pic they also show light stress.

Make sure to give 4-7days to see changes OP they dont happen in a day… with the exception of underwatering as you can see
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Yeah I’m not well aware of the timing for the “buffer” from like, aero-coco-soil

Aero is like hourly/daily, coco is more forgiving and soil can go days without watering it.
 
#26
I'll start feeding 3 x every day again from now on and I'll also enhance the air flow/co2 intake
I'm currently at 15k lux with the LED panel 40cm above the canopy so i doubt its the light. If i dim it lower they probably stop growing lmao.
 
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flipflop64 said:
I'll start feeding 3 x every day again from now on and I'll also enhance the air flow/co2 intake
I'm currently at 15k lux with the LED panel 40cm above the canopy so i doubt its the light. If i dim it lower they probably stop growing lmao.
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Yeah light was probably a previous issue. Once you get this sorted they will handle more. You can with experience gauge how well your plants growing by the tolerance of light it will handle
 
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Aqua Man said:
Lol i has a solution brother.
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Nothing sounds better Than solutions.


I mean yea trellis nets exist but I don’t have one, my car is in the shop as of yesterday for a transmission/clutch issue and the way the tent is, netting don’t seem an option, don’t have any arrows or sticks, I have some thread lol.

Tried second pic
 

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Observationist said:
Nothing sounds better Than solutions.


I mean yea trellis nets exist but I don’t have one, my car is in the shop as of yesterday for a transmission/clutch issue and the way the tent is, netting don’t seem an option, don’t have any arrows or sticks, I have some thread lol.
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Loosely tie the buds up to the bigger plants stems lol… ghetto but effective
 
#32
Aqua Man said:
Loosely tie the buds up to the bigger plants stems lol… ghetto but effective
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Yea I kinda started trying that on some

Nothing too special but she grows fast, and I want to incorporate those genes with my other flowers.

starting to smell good though, I think the unknown in the corner is stickier/frostier though and will be more potent.
 

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Aqua Man said:
Yeah light was probably a previous issue. Once you get this sorted they will handle more. You can with experience gauge how well your plants growing by the tolerance of light it will handle
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Just wanted to say that ur really the OG @Aqua Man . You helped me before on this forum keep up the good work. Im actually not a new grower and been growing for years but again: you never stop learning. thx G
this all starts to make sense now 😂
I'll keep yall updated in here
 
#35
flipflop64 said:
Just wanted to say that ur really the OG @Aqua Man . You helped me before on this forum keep up the good work. Im actually not a new grower and been growing for years but again: you never stop learning. thx G
this all starts to make sense now 😂
I'll keep yall updated in here
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Very kind brother. Please do keep us updated
 
#36
Aqua Man said:
Very kind brother. Please do keep us updated
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Yea aquas pretty dope, I used his threads to learn about coco the last 3 months of last year and now we here, and he’s always here to still help us newbies when we ask the same fucking question over and over lol, that he already has a thread up for probably haha

He knows his shit, friendly. Etc
 
#37
Ill add a quick hack to the mix @flipflop64 transpiration rates and co2 demand is directly related and affected by total leaf surface area.

I see some damaged leaves and room for some pruning so you can take the opportunity to remove some. This will lower transpiration rates and co2 consumption by reducing the total leaf surface area through defoliation helping alleviate some of the demand while making those chnages.

Im sure i dont have to explain defoliation but ill post a link for others following in the basics. As airflow is very important in order to get co2 rich air to the plants.

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#38
Observationist said:
Yea aquas pretty dope, I used his threads to learn about coco the last 3 months of last year and now we here, and he’s always here to still help us newbies when we ask the same fucking question over and over lol, that he already has a thread up for probably haha

He knows his shit, friendly. Etc
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preciate it dawg but im not a newbie no more 😭
sometimes feel like it tho f.e. i never had to deal with co2 problems before. just never had problems regarding co2.
im starting a commercial grow next year btw 😅
 
#39
flipflop64 said:
preciate it dawg but im not a newbie no more 😭
sometimes feel like it tho f.e. i never had to deal with co2 problems before. just never had problems regarding co2.
im starting a commercial grow next year btw 😅
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Nice and good luck, I want to too haha, buts it’s so much upfront capital and work, and experience I just don’t have yet.
 
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