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This is one of my setups.

I am currently running 4 Photoperiods from Barney's Farm, 2 Ayahuasca Purple's and 2 Critical Kush. For my light I am using the Optic 4 XL dimmed at 80%. Humidity between 55-65%, Temps between 24-27c during the day and 23-19 during the light off period. Light schedule is 18/6,hanging at 30",im going to let them reach up towards the light instead of lowering..... For media I am using Canna Coco Professional + with a 70/30 perlite mix. I have washed and buffered the coco and charged it with Eco Thrive Charge. Nutrients I am using is the Shogun Samurai.

My question is why are my plants not growing and it is now week 4??? I believe I had a bit of over watering issues at the start as I had some algae growing on the top of the coco when they were in solo cups and I believe I managed to sort out that issue. Since transplanting them is has been about a week now since transplanting and I don't see much progress. Also used the Michrorizer to help promote root growth but I'm just not seeing improvement.

Any advice?
 

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Welcome to the farm.
plants look like they are coming along. You’ll have lefty of room I th energy homes. Remember whenever you doa transplant, it’s a mini trauma for the plant. Right now it’s growing more root ball, you’ll see above ground changes soon. Give it a little while longer.
 
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Greenjourneyman said:
Welcome to the farm.
plants look like they are coming along. You’ll have lefty of room I th energy homes. Remember whenever you doa transplant, it’s a mini trauma for the plant. Right now it’s growing more root ball, you’ll see above ground changes soon. Give it a little while longer.
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Thank you, glad to be a part of the community. Yeah I will give them a chance, I just have my expectations a bit high for my 1st time I guess. Also what would you say about the grayish patches on one of the leaves on the 1st plant to the left?
 
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Not sure. I would write it off as apart of the overwatering until it worsens or something else happens. If some leaves at the bottom begin to yellow, then brown then fall off. Don’t panic it’s just the plant dealing with it’s own wastes.
 
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Welcome to the farm @SanticaGardens I believe your issue is watering. But IMO its under watered. I notice in the video you are not saturating the media but rather kinda sprinkling it around the plants. Roots will not grow into dry media. You need to thoroughly water the entire media. COCO should stay more than 90% saturated at all times. IT IS NOT SOIL. Also should be using nutrients ever single feed and getting 10-20% runoff.

IMO that is why they are stunted.

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Can you tell me what type of coco, nutrients and any additives you are using.
 
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Hmm don't know what to tell you. Overwatering can happen when they go into a bigger pot when they are young but in coco/perlite I doubt that. After the first 4 or 5 days I would be soaking the pot daily. Only thing I can guess is light intensity, over feeding, and water schedule.

These are 3-4 weeks old and getting watered everyday and have been topped about 3 times each sitting under 2-315's all the way up on the ceiling. Also coco. Your plants look like 4 day old clones after they get transplanted by the size.

 
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