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"Here’s some updated leaf pics which leads me to believe under fert/watered "
Bud - your plant only eats X amount of food. If you are not daily feeding it. The left overs build and build up. Along with changing the PH.
A steady water schedule fixes that. This is why they say 20-30% run off.
Update: the issue was overwatering. I let the medium dry a bit for about 3 days and the new growth is coming in just fine. The peat of the 1 gal root ball was holding too much water for too long. I’ll post update pics soon.
Update: the issue was overwatering. I let the medium dry a bit for about 3 days and the new growth is coming in just fine. The peat of the 1 gal root ball was holding too much water for too long. I’ll post update pics soon.
Hello, View attachment 918115View attachment 918115View attachment 918116View attachment 918117I recently (2 weeks ago) transplanted all my girls from 1 gal Grower’s Soil (coco/peat/perlite mix) to 3 gal Plagron Coco + 30-40% perlite mix. Here are the stats/issues:
Stats:
1.) pH 6.0
2.) nutrients: Mills
3.) 350-450ppm
4.) watering Every-other-day
5.) using Tap Water
—- with exception of last watering as I watered again the very next day this week (Tues/Wed)
Issues:
1.) Previously had nitrogen toxicity which caused the top leaves to start clawing and deforming (3.5 weeks ago)
2.) The nitrogen toxicity caused some secondary deficiencies causing some random leaves to yellow and get blotchy. (3.5 weeks ago)
—— caused by Amino additives IMO that I added from NPK industries.
—— flushed for two waterings with pH’d water
3.) after transplanting from Coco/peat to Coco perlite the growth exploded
4.) In still having some clawing or slight droop
Question:
things are looking ok but I’m not sure if this is overwatering, nute issues or the
Leaves are clawing and I’m not sure what the issue is or if I have one at all and they’re just recovering. Should I still be watering EoD or daily? A little concerned as I’m transitioning my entire grow to Coco based.
Your doing this in coco? Why bother growing in coco just grow in soil if your going to treat it like soil.I use the medium as well as nutrients and had the same issue after transplant. You’re just over watering them. Let them relax without a feed. My advice would be skip a feed or 2 and let them droop then feed. Do that twice. Mine took about 10 days to get back to normal. Also i purchased a probe for pH/moisture/light, works great.
I use the medium as well as nutrients and had the same issue after transplant. You’re just over watering them. Let them relax without a feed. My advice would be skip a feed or 2 and let them droop then feed. Do that twice. Mine took about 10 days to get back to normal. Also i purchased a probe for pH/moisture/light, works great.
Your going to have issues with this grow... Part of the media will be to wet and other to dry. No idea why the mixed media but I would not do it again.
How frequent did you try watering? I have a feeling not often enough. See coco growers say the same thing and in the end they are not watering often enough. Your plants maybperkbup now but in time letting dry out you will have nutrient build up and other issues. Good luck.
eh idk about that.... its not over watering. the media is always wet. you didnt make it wetter.
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Your peat/coco mix isnt screwing you up. you not watering is. :/ Sorry to be blunt, but. Good luck. Go re-read this thread and stay on top of the watering.
Iv not long gone not coco from soil,Hello, View attachment 918115View attachment 918115View attachment 918116View attachment 918117I recently (2 weeks ago) transplanted all my girls from 1 gal Grower’s Soil (coco/peat/perlite mix) to 3 gal Plagron Coco + 30-40% perlite mix. Here are the stats/issues:
Stats:
1.) pH 6.0
2.) nutrients: Mills
3.) 350-450ppm
4.) watering Every-other-day
5.) using Tap Water
—- with exception of last watering as I watered again the very next day this week (Tues/Wed)
Issues:
1.) Previously had nitrogen toxicity which caused the top leaves to start clawing and deforming (3.5 weeks ago)
2.) The nitrogen toxicity caused some secondary deficiencies causing some random leaves to yellow and get blotchy. (3.5 weeks ago)
—— caused by Amino additives IMO that I added from NPK industries.
—— flushed for two waterings with pH’d water
3.) after transplanting from Coco/peat to Coco perlite the growth exploded
4.) In still having some clawing or slight droop
Question:
things are looking ok but I’m not sure if this is overwatering, nute issues or the
Leaves are clawing and I’m not sure what the issue is or if I have one at all and they’re just recovering. Should I still be watering EoD or daily? A little concerned as I’m transitioning my entire grow to Coco based.
Shit looks bad over feed /lock out I guess I I might be wrong tho. And inbet from the cal magThe attached pictures show the deficiencies that have developed from last week to this week. Many of the plants no longer have clawed leaves and have come out of that state.
Deficiency looks like: Ca/Mg/Phosphorus
Yesterday was the 2nd watering where I had on the every-other-day, watering at 5:00pm. I also increased the ca:mg concentration.
My tap water comes out at 166ppms and I’m feeding at 650ppms now. It seems like I definitely need to increase my ppms to be roughly 960 so I can get a true 800ppm.
Thoughts?
If I don’t see progress by the end of the week I will do daily waterings 2-4x/day. I just needed to start at a testable variable and go from there.
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Shit looks bad over feed /lock out I guess I I might be wrong tho. And inbet from the cal mag
Your first pics is how mine use to look , I stopped cal mag it give me all sorts problems I use canna aswell
I use tap wetter I'm in the UK. And my tap water ppm is just 0.75 ppm
And I they grow much better not adding calmag for me, do u feed cal every feed?
If that was me I'd flush 0.4/0.6 e.c then next watering I'd give 0.8e.d. and then 1.0e.c, it should grow OK 1.0e.c
I might be wrong but that is what is would do if I had your problem. Also the cal stopping worked for me
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