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This might clear things up a bit for you. Or make it clear as mud. Lots of good info for growing in coco on this site. https://www.cocoforcannabis.com/managerunoffec/

Try to keep your temps up a little above that 24c mark, and quit starving them. Fertigate them at least 2x a day every day. It's coco and you pretty much cannot over water in coco if that's what is holding you back. 5 weeks in flower I'd expect to see your buds way more developed, and I suspect...

It's reaching for the light. Normal.

I have yet to get tired of or bored watching your vids. They should be pinned in the hash hall of fame.

I'm going to go out on a limb and say it's your substrate mix which somehow equals out to 110% 60% coco is ok but what kind? Was it washed and buffered? And what's your watering schedule? 20% hummus (guessing you mean humus the organic material not the chickpea paste) 20% granulate - what kind...

It's almost impossible to overwater in coco. I think @Ninjadogma is saying (and I agree) to flush them with str8 ph'd water until you start getting some ec levels that aren't insanely high, then go back to fertigating at least 2x daily. Your in big pots for such small plants, which is why I...

What LoveGrowingIt said. Coco likes to stay wet. I think the answers you're looking for can be found here: https://www.cocoforcannabis.com/toc/fertigatearts/ Lots of really good info for growing in coco on that site. I wish it had been around back in 2005 when I started using coco.

Makes me really happy I still have contacts with screen printers. I get those for about half that price at a slightly smaller (23" x31") size.

Sounds to me like he's growing in coco amended with worm castings and whatever else is in coots mix. He'd have been better off just going with straight coco. Coco is not peat moss and you can't treat it the same.

Tons of good info on growing in coco on this site. https://www.cocoforcannabis.com/how-to-grow-cannabis-seedlings-in-coco-coir/

Some info would help, such as: Substrate? Soil/Coco/Peat Nutes and how often delivered PH EC Lights Temp Humidity

Nanners happen. It could be stress, it could be a light leak, it could be genetics, or it could just be getting late in flower and a plant's desire to reproduce itself. Enjoy your buds! Looks dank af.

Nanner right there, I'd get a wet paper towel and carefully pinch it off. I'd not push it much longer, but keep an eye out for more nanners if you do.

This. Won't be stopping a thing. Inconvenient, but workable.

Even when it' wet, coco retains a lot of oxygen, and coco is a hydro medium and it's almost impossible to over water. This page I'm posting on seedlings in coco might be of some use to you. Loads of good information on that site about growing in coco. Yeah coco should be buffered with cal mag...

Word of advice? GNick55 is one of the most experienced, respected, helpful and treasured assets on this site. Before you start coming in here and telling him how to use nutes better, you might ought to take a few hours..days..weeks and read all his 14,500+ posts, videos, and pictures. You might...

That top pic? Way back when I had one of those. Until the morning it annoyed the f**k out of me and I threw it in the trash. You'd have better luck with a 30x jewelers loupe or a digital usb microscope that you can attach to your laptop or pc.

Then the world would be flat and cats would have pushed everything off the edge a long time ago.

Ecothrive Coco Lite is pre buffered, so that helps. You're still most likely going to need cal mag in the future, so take that under advisement. You also are going to need a good ph/EC meter. I know it can be confusing, but after a bit you'll understand what ppms are and how to handle it if you...