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justinsloan
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So, I am new and over fertilized not knowing just to use charcoal with my soil and not coffee beans, which in all of the smallest and worst looking of these that made it in my bunch last, I experimented with and put a layer of coffee beans after the first bag of happy frog soil along with the charcoal and then filled the 5 gallon pot up to the top and fertilized it once more with coffee beans, charcoal, and DE. The coffee beans I know were a mistake and are causing either nitrogen burn, nutrient burn, or nutrient lock out. Some of them are so young, should I just throw them out? Are they gonners? They two best one's only got a full fill of soil and then the layer of fertilizer a bit later on in their lives. The healthier the later as you can see in the picture. I am using every kind of nutrient for this phase you can imagine, for both watering and topical. The soil always remains at such a high moisture rate and it seems like I should hardly ever have to water, but I have been doing so every couple or few days. I just flushed them, or attempted to. I also have a hydro setup, where the leaves are all bendy, but it could be the strain. I do not know. I would have thought that just following the nutrient directions on the back would have been good enough to get the plants in good health. I will post a picture of it later. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Cannabis is a tough plant to grow, and it certainly seems to take some trial and error for the more aggressive intended growers.