Nitrogen toxicity? Help ya girl out, plz.

[ComfortablyNumb]

No nitrogen toxicity here. Just get the pH under control and adjust your watering.

Watering, how media, pot size/shape and environment affect it

Ok lots of posts on how to water plants. So I thought I would put together a thread on how different factors contribute to different results that ppl see. This is again not my work so don't go giving me credit although I will add some to it. This will be a long read based on my personal...

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Watering COCO

HOW TO WATER COCO FOR BEST RESULTS.

Ok writing this cause i see this issue often and rather have a thread to link than explain this each time. This is not my work but a collection of info from many members here and I have put into practice myself. So first off COCO is NOT soil. For best results we want to keep it saturated...

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[skinnypuppy]

Once you start adding organic compounds like worm castings etc. to Coco it is not longer an inert mix. Worm castings tend to trap water unless you are strictly top dressing with them. In my opinion you can no longer treat your growing medium as straight inert substrate (Coco), it is more like a soil and should be watered as such.

 

[Imzzaudae]

These pots look dry to me. Add 1 TBS of un pasteurized Apple Cider vinegar to a watering can of water. This will bring the water PH down to 6.0 soak your plants with this every watering. No need to fertilize for a while these plants are young and doing well. Get the PH under control before you change anything. You should consider a teaspoon of molasses once a month as well. Feed the micro organisms in your soil. In a couple of weeks fertilize 1/4 strength until 1/2 grown. Then 1/2 strength until flowering. Then 1/2 strength 3-6-12

 

[2Bad]

At the end of the day whatever works for you works for you ya know