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The humidity in the tent ranges between 45-65% normally between 55-60% and the temps are up and down depending if lights are on or off anywhere between 20-26 degrees, they are planted in 80% coco and 20% perlite its been 3 days since I last watered them the soil was quite dry when I did water (so I belive ) I checked on them again before lights went off 2 hours ago and the ones that had perked up went droopy again pots have plenty of holes in the bottom and I think the pot drains wellThey look like they are overwatered. Overwatering isn't defined as giving to much water at one time but to much water over a period of time without letting them dry out. If the plants dont have time to dry out between waterings this is usually what happens. You can see how the veins on the leaves are swollen from to much water making them droop.
What is your tent temp, humidity, what soil, lights, any extra info can help too.
Perhaps buy a moisture meter,they are really cheap.The humidity in the tent ranges between 45-65% normally between 55-60% and the temps are up and down depending if lights are on or off anywhere between 20-26 degrees, they are planted in 80% coco and 20% perlite its been 3 days since I last watered them the soil was quite dry when I did water (so I belive ) I checked on them again before lights went off 2 hours ago and the ones that had perked up went droopy again pots have plenty of holes in the bottom and I think the pot drains well
So unfortunately you will have to wait on someone that is more experienced with coco. I only grow in soil so i dont know anything about coco.The humidity in the tent ranges between 45-65% normally between 55-60% and the temps are up and down depending if lights are on or off anywhere between 20-26 degrees, they are planted in 80% coco and 20% perlite its been 3 days since I last watered them the soil was quite dry when I did water (so I belive ) I checked on them again before lights went off 2 hours ago and the ones that had perked up went droopy again pots have plenty of holes in the bottom and I think the pot drains well
Cheers buddySo unfortunately you will have to wait on someone that is more experienced with coco. I only grow in soil so i dont know anything about coco.
I do have one that I poke in the pot of 3 or 4 plants prior to watering I check its on bottom half of damp into dry if I do water and I haven't yet watered these plants with less than a 2 to 3 day intervalPerhaps buy a moisture meter,they are really cheap.
Next time they wilt,maybe try foliar with water,if they respond you know .I do have one that I poke in the pot of 3 or 4 plants prior to watering I check its on bottom half of damp into dry if I do water and I haven't yet watered these plants with less than a 2 to 3 day interval
Up your ppm to about 800total.Checked soil is still damp and they ain't been watered in 67 hours leaves are still drooping and some new fan leaves on top are starting to loose their colour
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Thanks I will do, so to my understanding from that thread is always keep the coco wet ? I've been watering 2 litres into a 10 litre potUp your ppm to about 800total.
remove 2-4 of the largest fan leaves at the base if the plant for air flow and make sure you have good circulation.
what is the temp and humidity?
water as there this thread… coco is NOT soil.
HOW TO WATER COCO FOR BEST RESULTS.
Ok writing this cause i see this issue often and rather have a thread to link than explain this each time. This is not my work but a collection of info from many members here and I have put into practice myself. So first off COCO is NOT soil. For best results we want to keep it saturated...www.thcfarmer.com
Yeah bit you will likely need to water more often… if flush the media with a regular 800ppm feed thats temp and PH adjusted. Never flush coco with just waterThanks I will do, so to my understanding from that thread is always keep the coco wet ? I've been watering 2 litres into a 10 litre potby the looks of it I should only be watering with about 500ml and up my ec to like 1.6/1.7
Thanks just went in there then and one plant is starting to turn yellowYeah bit you will likely need to water more often… if flush the media with a regular 800ppm feed thats temp and PH adjusted. Never flush coco with just water
Id also back the light off until they recover then slowly move it back closerThanks just went in there then and one plant is starting to turn yellowone thing after another
Thanks aqua been a massive helpId also back the light off until they recover then slowly move it back closer
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