Homegrownplease
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Good point that didn’t even cross my mind what would u suggest I do just stop watering for a few days ?I know you're not supposed to be able to overwater coco but would those visible roots be a sign of roots looking for oxygen, maybe they are overwatered.
I’ve got a fan going if I can sort this problem out I’m goner get a carbon filter but I don’t want to invest any more time and money unless I can sort this out as it’s been two weeks going on. I do think I had a nutrient block out as I wasn’t always watering to run off but I’ve flushed them I also had them in smaller pots but moved them yesterday to gallon pots. But I think your right they could be over watered I’m just not sure what to do with them at the momentYeah if that's it, it should fix it. And do you have a little ventilation?
Good luck with your grow mate. I’ve ordered a new PH pen I’m goner give it two days then run ph 6 water through them and see what the run off is PPM and PH etc then decide what to doI’m watering in coco 8litres everyday it seems to be loving it from what I’ve read u are supposed to have 90percent saturation at all times my guess would be a slight ph problem don’t give up on em they will bounce back good luck mate.
I just wish someone could look at the pics and day do this this is the problem but I know it’s nit that easy as over watering nutrient deficiency lockout etc over feeding all have similar symptoms so it’s so hard to diagnose I should of started with a soil mix with nutrients cos I think I fuked it with getting my ph and nutes wrong good luck mateDon’t give up mate u will be rewarded for your effort just get ya ec and ph right and they be booming in no time your temps and humidity seem spot on so you be right and thanx for the good luck mate been pretty lucky so far
Good idea I’ll experiment with a few I did have a PH pen but I think it was crap and it actually broke yesterday I’ll stop watering a couple flush a couple and feed nutes as well nice one mateIf it's a learning experience why not at least take one and stop watering it for a few days or more, then you'll know for sure. I could be wrong. PH pen will def be a great tool in your belt and will eliminate that being a problem.
Just checked my plants your right I think I might have spider mites I will try and sort this out quick but I think I have a deficiency problems as well thanx for replying to my post mate what else would u recommend I haven’t got a humidifier in there at the momentso you've got 7 plants and they all have different signs.
lets start over and make things easier to follow.
1- Read this thread and copy past the questions and fill the information here.
2- Let's start with one plant and diagnose each separately.
3- your humidity should be at 60/70% and either your humidifier is to close to one of the plants or you have spider mites. That would be 2nd and 3rd pic you posted in your first post
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