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What medium are you using? How big are the pots? How much and how often do you water?I’ve been feeding my one month old plants 3ml per gal canna coco nutrients and the ppm is about 600 which is correct but it looks like I have a nutrient deficiency so I’ve upped the dose to 5ml but when I do this my ppm doubles and the recommended dose with company is 14 ml but I’ve been told not to go by it. Could someone with experience give me some advice on the right Dorsey should I ignore the PPM and just up the dose I’ll send a picture of the deficiency. Thanx for reading
Nice one max I’ll do thatMakes sense. Cheers. I think my problems all started with nutrient block and not checking my run off.
So for e.g when I make my next batch should I not go over 600 ppm as my plants are one month old and my tap water is 280 so do I include that with the PPM or do I keep the PPM at 880?
Any damage to leaves will never heal. The fact its not progressing would tell me you have corrected it.Nice one Max
The last picture is a picture of the plant after two weeks when I first noticed a yellowing coming through haven’t managed to get rid of it and their a month old now View attachment 1078091View attachment 1078092View attachment 1078089
Nice one mate. I will try my best to get my My leaves looking better. It’s doing my head in seeing them turn yellow. But I guess it’s learning game on your first grow. I really enjoy it as well would be a shame to give upCoco should be fed every watering with nutrients added. Mix your nutrients at the same ratios as directed. Typically half of what's recommended works well. Here is some ppm general number for stages.
Seedlings 150-300 ppm
Early veg 300-500ppm
Late veg/early flower 500-800ppm
Mid to late flower 600-800ppm
Start low and work up based on plant response.
Watering frequency have a read here.
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...www.thcfarmer.com
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