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because I'm watering her almost every day as soon as the soil gets dry and I'm watering her usually at night.
So the problem is in watering every day or watering at night?Survey says
Let it dry out.
you need to let the soil/medium dry out completely between wateringSo the problem is in watering every day or watering at night?
So the problem is in watering every day or watering at night?
Ok, I got it. thank you very much. Is it possible that the problem can be from the sun too? As I said earlier it's very hot here almost 40C temperature every dayyou need to let the soil/medium dry out completely between watering
No, I'm only watering at night once a day. Yes, Sure I brought her in shade todayIf you are watering it twice a day I would think it is being overwatered. Can you bring it inside and let it get some size in front of a window?
I would water in the morning. Also wait to water until it’s light as a feather. Cause it looks over water and it shouldn’t need that much water everyday.No, I'm only watering at night once a day. Yes, Sure I brought her in shade today
I would water in the morning. Also wait to water until it’s light as a feather. Cause it looks over water and it shouldn’t need that much water everyday.
I haven’t started giving nutrients yet, because i thought she was too young. I have flora trio tripart, should I feed her with that already?If this is mostly coco you should water everyday and every day it should get nutrients. We need to know exactly/ppm of run of and initial feed. No dry off after a few weeks in coco. No matter what anyone says… if your on the right nutrient ppm/ec for the stage of plant you cannot over water in coco… I’ve been doing 5 fertigations a day in coco since my plants where 2 weeks. You have to get the recipe and the run off / schedule down.
this young make sure your giving cam mag every feeding no matter what.
I haven't used the nutrients yet, because they're too small. This week is a little colder around 29-33 temperature with rains and clouds every day so I will look at how their appearance will change. Thank you very much againWhile I'll agree watering is important, and cycling the wet/dry, I don't feel like tha's your main problem here, I think heat is...
Back to the primary issue at hand. If your running 38-40c , you need to find some relief for the plant somehow, if possible. Go a bit lighter on the nutes during these high intensity periods, then ramp it up again when it's cooler. Either find a cooler spot, or give it a bit of shade during the worst spells.
Autoflowers are simply going to be a challenge in very hot climates. There not genetically inclined to do well in high heat situations.
If coltydons are yellow you can start lite feedI haven't used the nutrients yet, because they're too small. This week is a little colder around 29-33 temperature with rains and clouds every day so I will look at how their appearance will change. Thank you very much again
Hey I don't know what coltydons are exactly, would be glad if you could explain. Also, I saw her today and she looks exactly the same I guess it's because I placed her in shadow or else she would have been worse than yesterdayIf coltydons are yellow you can start lite feed
Oh, okay. So I guess tomorrow I'll start feeding her, thank youVery first roundish leaves you see near base when it sprouts. You can't undo damage just keep eye on new growth
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