Pics of the plant please.
They are looking over watered. I would let them dry more between watering them. This will also present signs of deficiency. Pots should be very very light before they need watered
Ok cool....so instead of watering every day inshould probably do every other day
70 to 30 coco coir and perlite
How big are the pots?
3 gal but ima move them to 5 gal
I would stay in 3 gal. Prob twice a day would be good. In the morning and afternoon. Make sure you get 10-20% of what you point in coming from the bottom. You prob wanna put 3/4 of a litre through them and get about 75ml come out the bottom. If you get less than 75ml coming your you need to feed more often.
I give them the general hydroponics flora series
Ok so mix at 800ppm and feed 2 times a day making sure to get runoff of 10-20% you may need to feed 3times a day but see how the runoff goes. Coco needs to stay saturated.
Ehats ppm...i check my ph but idk what ppm is
Gonna wanna order a EC/ppm meter if ya can. Parts per million. Put simply will measure the concentration of nutrients in the water. Important for mixing nutrients and checking runoff for buildup or inadequate levels
Been going off this
Looks about right. Just need to feed 2-3 times a day.
www.cocoforcannabis.com
Soo basically feed 2 to 3 times say tomorrow, then saturday i flush it with plain water so i dont burn the plant?Looks about right. Just need to feed 2-3 times a day.
This is prob the best coco info I have seen.
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No need to flush... You just need to make sure you get 10-20% runoff everytime. That way it pushes the old out and the new keeps a stable balanced root zone. Give each plant 750ml. then atleast 75ml should come out the bottom preferably 150ml. If you dont get that much coming out the bottom you need to add a feeding to each day. Its not like soil if you feed often enough (properly) the PH,PPM and nutrient ratio will stay close to what your adding and never build up.
