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Thanks bro - First post so appreciated the feedback.I do not do coco but I hear stuff. Folks will want to know nute line and EC in and EC out. I assume you always use ro water but clarify if not. Also if it's an RO filter you should still check ppm cause they do have filter maintenance and can have a defect that is not working and can make EC read off so nute EC is off.
Coco guys around here are awesome.
I considered that, too, but didn't mention it because I haven't had my morning coffee yet.The first thing I'd do is turn my light down a bit
This is great advice.Going into the stretch without enough Mg on board is a yield killer.
Thanks for your input much appreciated!My guess is magnesium. Folier spray with Epson salt. Damage spots on leaves will not get better but should stop the problem.
But ask for a 2nd opinion
Thanks, ppfd was around 500 in centre to 420 ish outer. So have now stepped down to 380ppfd. Light is 18in from canopy.. I don't think this will hurt.I considered that, too, but didn't mention it because I haven't had my morning coffee yet.
This is great advice.
Thanks, ppfd was around 500 in centre to 420 ish outer. So have now stepped down to 380ppfd. Light is 18in from canopy.. I don't think this will hurt.The first thing I'd do is turn my light down a bit, until the symptoms stop increasing. It does look like you're outrunning Ca and (to a lesser extent) Mg. I'm not familiar with the nutes and supplements you're using, but it's probably worth doing some math to see how many ppms of Ca and Mg they've been getting, and adjust as needed. I'd wait on flipping until you get this sorted. Going into the stretch without enough Mg on board is a yield killer.
Might be a bit close. I run mine higher for wider dispersion.Light is 18in from canopy.
Interesting to hear and thanks for the insight! I guess after my recent flush I may have starved her a bit.I just grew some ww/bb in coco. It was a cal-mag whore. Do you have perlite in your coco mix?
Meters have their uses, but for setting intensity, nothing beats reading the plants. Every cultivar (and sometimes pheno) will react differently to different light levels. When your top fan leaves are flat, level, and vibrant green, they're digging the light. When the edges curl, they taco or twist, or you see colors other than green, it's probably too much light.Thanks, ppfd was around 500 in centre to 420 ish outer. So have now stepped down to 380ppfd. Light is 18in from canopy.. I don't think this will hurt.
Might be a bit close. I run mine higher for wider
Ok noted! I'll raise to maybe 24"and see how she responds. Ideally I'm hoping to stay within 25-30DLI range or around 400 ppfd/umol which from what I understand is the minimum range for late veg..Might be a bit close. I run mine higher for wider dispersion.
Thanks bro, I have noticed a bit of taco and lighter green in the last few days... sound advice thank youMeters have their uses, but for setting intensity, nothing beats reading the plants. Every cultivar (and sometimes pheno) will react differently to different light levels. When your top fan leaves are flat, level, and vibrant green, they're digging the light. When the edges curl, they taco or twist, or you see colors other than green, it's probably too much light.
No bud rot at all. If you ever flush again do it with watered down nutes not plain ro water. I would get a bottle of calmag and give it a full dose every water. Mine snapped out just fine but it needs it. I would also be at the point that I was watering every day and not letting the coco dry out. I’m sure your nutes hav calcium and magnesium in them but mine wanted extra. You also flushed everything out with the ro water. Coco is a little different animal.Interesting to hear and thanks for the insight! I guess after my recent flush I may have starved her a bit.
I am using a 70/30 canna mix yes.
Hope your grow went well dude. Did you experience any bud rot at all?
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