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would say considering you just made the switch to coco, and the curl/purp stems would think mag def. are you adding any mag to your nutrients or lime to your coco?
If I dont add round a gram per gallon of epson to my feedings in coco I start to see deficiencies rather quickly in certain strains.
IMO try adding some epson to your feedings and see if that fixes it as you seem to have everything else in check. If oit doesn't I have never seen anyone hurt their plants with epson.
No worries! Would you happen to have any input on whether or not this can be caused by overfert? Currently running 1.2 echmm well I am stumped because I would think that would take care of it but I just use epson anymore. Sure someone else will chime in that is more knowledgeable than I am.
I just gave them a look over with my 30x loop, didn't see a thing move. I had my dehu set to 60% but I thought that might of been high so I lowered to 50%. Rh sits at 45-60 depending on how long ago i watered. Should I just hit them with some neem or h2o2 foliar spray anyways?Humidity or broad mites. What's rh? Night and day?
I have been vegging for a few weeks always watering with 5.8 ph, but my runoff is more around 6.1. I have read mixed things about runoff ph because the coco cations some nutes so I have not really been thinking about the discrepancy. So should I be shooting for my runoff ph closer to 5.8?OG's will throw freakshow leaves like that sometimes if ph is off messing with uptake, especially fire / sfv type og cuts . They'll grow out of it ...
Do not worry about runoff pH in Coco. Only thing u should check in runoff is ppm. Not sure if this was answered but it could be heat. Nit o mention the overall finickyness of ogs!I have been vegging for a few weeks always watering with 5.8 ph, but my runoff is more around 6.1. I have read mixed things about runoff ph because the coco cations some nutes so I have not really been thinking about the discrepancy. So should I be shooting for my runoff ph closer to 5.8?
I like to feed around 5.8 and if runoff comes out at 6.1-6.3 I know they're up taking. So I don't knkw that the advice you gave is correct. When food is off ph drops lower than run in. Very crucial imoDo not worry about runoff pH in Coco. Only thing u should check in runoff is ppm. Not sure if this was answered but it could be heat. Nit o mention the overall finickyness of ogs!
If it works for u that's cool brother. But it's not my advice. It's the overall general concensus that checking the runoff pH of a Coco plant can be misleading in the very least. U get a much better idea on what going on by checking runoff ppm. This is strictly with Coco.The rhizosphere is usuall .2-.3 difference hence the jump.
They correspond with one another if ph isn't checked by week 4-5 shit gets fucked and yield suffers from drift. I've been rocking coco since I started and this IS what works. I'd hate for someone to get lazy and fuck up their grow.If it works for u that's cool brother. But it's not my advice. It's the overall general concensus that checking the runoff pH of a Coco plant can be misleading in the very least. U get a much better idea on what going on by checking runoff ppm. This is strictly with Coco.
As I said if it works for you bro much respect. I don't have any problem with u checking ur runoff pH. And much props on your yeild obviously u kill it. But checking pH in Coco runoff doesn't give you the Sam info as checking runoff pH in soil. This isn't a Tnelz thing friggin ed Rosenthal would say that same as would most Coco growers. Not something I want to debate. I've been growing successfully in Coco for quite some time myself. I stopped checking runoff pH in my Coco plants long ago and have had zero issues. So again I'll say I really respect your growing prowess bro but you do not get an accurate measure of what's going on in ur rhizosphere by checking cocos runoff pH.I steadily achieve and show 1gpw for several grows now. I'm pretty sure it's working. Show me someone else doing the same
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