Hey flying, would you consider re potting into a foxfarm soil and eliminating your feed program for a while ? Re potting and letting the roots get comfy in a balanced zone might snap them right back into good health ...
This is a good idea , soil has always been a pleasure. I do want to figure it out and get a full run in with coco though. I just watered them today and will start twice a day tomorrow . If things clear up and they look better within a week I will transplant to 3 gallon fabric pots of coco and top them and do some training. I got 4 gavita 1700 e leds in the flowering room over 4 4x4’s ready for them to go into when they are ready. I appreciate all the help, I will keep you guys in the loop on any progress on here
I use 2ml the most
Hows the sodium? Just curious
Surprisingly not always. Runoff will climb usually if you're overfeeding. But Coco has a strong cec and binds up nutrients so they dont all come out in the runoff. Then just like stalactites forming on a microscopic scale, those exchange sites start to build up nutrients on top of nutrients, especially if it gets a little dry.
Makes sense. How often you use enzymes ? I have ecozen from aptus, I’m about to start using it
Here I am winging shit in here... Lol. Where ya been man. I shoulda just tagged ya.
I do a 3/4 strength dose weekly on my last feeding before lights out, then do a light flush for the first feed the next day at lights on until my runoff is coming out the same as it's going in. Usually about 2x the volume I normally give for that feeding.
2f eeds per day?
He has been watering like 4-5 days and coco is staying wet... No perlite I don't think. I'm thinking the plants were still uptaking and thus lowering ppm. Like a mini res
I'm thinking I like your thinking. lol
Yes exactly, was watering every 4-5 days. I was basically treating it like soil, watering when the pots where light when I pick them up.
The coco does have perlite. 70/30 mix
Feed them 2-3 times a day at 600-800ppm
