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Really hope all works outfor you will be watching along if cna provideany other information
Update: finished with the transplants. Luckily no root issues. Actually pretty dang thick they were.This is only my second grow in coco but my first was wildly successful. 1.5lbs from a 2.3x2.3 using 70% coco 30% perlite.
My seedling stage for the first week I hand watered once or twice a day with a calMag solution of 5ml calMag per gallon then feed them a seedling solution at around 200ppm. Two weeks of that I slow up my PPM to around 600 with a veg solution.
Now to note I didn’t use worm casting so this will be a bit different for you. I also use an auto fertigation and auto drain to waste (DTW) system and feed from 2 times a day to 5 times a day in flower.
That worm castings might add some nitrogen so u will see deficiency less earlyer in my opinionThis is only my second grow in coco but my first was wildly successful. 1.5lbs from a 2.3x2.3 using 70% coco 30% perlite.
My seedling stage for the first week I hand watered once or twice a day with a calMag solution of 5ml calMag per gallon then feed them a seedling solution at around 200ppm. Two weeks of that I slow up my PPM to around 600 with a veg solution.
Now to note I didn’t use worm casting so this will be a bit different for you. I also use an auto fertigation and auto drain to waste (DTW) system and feed from 2 times a day to 5 times a day in flower.
that’s from improper watering, keeping the medium to wet..But I did notice that one of the plants had this. Is this magnesium deficiency? I have crystalized mag says add 1 tsp/gal. Or a different deficiency??
Correction: this is the same leaf I originally asked about at the beginning of thread but it doesn’t look like it’s gotten better or more green. I’m also showing the other side which looks worse. I did leave the light on 24hrs for 4 days by accident. Is this light damage?