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The performance bag I tried first. Now I'm using the seed mix. And the fox farm I use when I repot the seedling. Other than that I don't really know about thecoco stuff.
The performance bag I tried first. Now I'm using the seed mix. And the fox farm I use when I repot the seedling. Other than that I don't really know about thecoco stuff.I'm wondering about your media, too. Coco and perlite? Did you buffer the coco? Wash out the dust and smalls? People say you can't overwater coco, but if you leave the little stuff in, it can get pretty soggy. If you don't buffer, coco will steal magnesium from you.
Don't give up, it's such a fun thing to grow cannabis.Oh. Forgot pic. Here it is.
Set it in the window see what happens I run spider farmer but at 50 per in veg I would try a different light source if you can't dim it just use a t5 fluorescent for seed lingsOh. Forgot pic. Here it is.
Bottom line something in your setup is off if your having the same issue over and over again, you tried different soils( so can most likely rule that out) you have tried different light intensity (so same can probably rule that out) you tried different humidity ( again can probably rule that out) not giving nutes so what's left? Water source and pH of this water source. This would be the next thing I would check.Tried different media, tried different light intensity, tried higher and lower humidity but still having the same problem over and over. My guess is the PH of your water source being to high or two low. Are you ph'ing your water? Do you know what the pH is of your water source?
Bottom line something in your setup is off if your having the same issue over and over again, you tried different soils( so can most likely rule that out) you have tried different light intensity (so same can probably rule that out) you tried different humidity ( again can probably rule that out) not giving nutes so what's left? Water source and pH of this water source. This would be the next thing I would check.
if its coco i would give a light nutrient mix too runoffOh. Forgot pic. Here it is.
I mostly use filtered water. But I adjust ph if needed. Im not able to lower intensity of light. I just raised it up. I've grown in this setup before. 3 times. But the last 6 times it stops growing. I'm in yuma arizona, so the inside temp stays around 81 and humidity is up to 60. Don't know if it's not growing right not. I gave it a good watering when I put in cup. Started light on 16th. And only gave a couple spritz of water since. Moisture level still reads ok. And it feels like it still damp. I think it was a water problem. Before, so I'm trying to wait till it ask for waterBottom line something in your setup is off if your having the same issue over and over again, you tried different soils( so can most likely rule that out) you have tried different light intensity (so same can probably rule that out) you tried different humidity ( again can probably rule that out) not giving nutes so what's left? Water source and pH of this water source. This would be the next thing I would check.
Ok,I'll try thatif its coco i would give a light nutrient mix too runoff
I'm not big on coco, but ino it's a hydroponic / soil medium. In my experience, you don't want coco drying out; hit that with runoff continuously.I mostly use filtered water. But I adjust ph if needed. Im not able to lower intensity of light. I just raised it up. I've grown in this setup before. 3 times. But the last 6 times it stops growing. I'm in yuma arizona, so the inside temp stays around 81 and humidity is up to 60. Don't know if it's not growing right not. I gave it a good watering when I put in cup. Started light on 16th. And only gave a couple spritz of water since. Moisture level still reads ok. And it feels like it still damp. I think it was a water problem. Before, so I'm trying to wait till it ask for water
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Dtw?youre set up perfect for dtw
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