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#21

I tested the ec from run off. But yes I will try it tonight and see.
I moved some plants that we're eating themselves from my house to another, with different water and not sealed.
I flushed them and they snapped out of it and look healthy now

 

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Did it take very long to see them make the turnaround? Hopefully it was quick!

 

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#23

A week or so

 

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#24

The key for me was
Run every advanced nutrient at half dosage
Every plant I have (all 156) are super healthy
It's expensive but no problems is priceless
Hb

 

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My opinion on this is 900 or 1100 is FAR to high for coco. I'm about a week into flower, feed 2x a day and I'm only at 420ppm(slightly over .8EC) and I even have one or two leaves with N toxicity. I'm probably aiming to hit a maximum of 600, MAYBE 700 but we'll see. Less is more in coco in my experience. Hope everything goes well!

 

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1320 said:

Check out this picture.
At 5.8-6.1 your plant is only receiving some of the stuff it needs. I would bump the pH to 6.4-6.5 also add some "iron & zinc" to your water and you'll see the difference. I had this same problem about a month ago

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That's a soil ph chart. Coco should be 5.8-6.1

 

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They are turning around, it was my ph meter in my main veg room. It was reading 6 and it was actually 6.6.. now I will double check every meter when watering..