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What temp water?Thanks for the quick reply but i tried watering every time and even multiple times a day and it did not help and actually made it worse. They also stay droopy after i water.
@Aqua Man
Water temp is about 70FWhat temp water?
My ventilation pulls in air from the room. I open the window multiple times a day for a couple of minutes. Not ideal but i dont have another option. Worked before tho so i dont think thats an issue.How are you venting or replenishing co2?
Sorry for my unclear phrasing. Its not getting dry. Its just getting moist.Also, your coco should never get dry. That will eff up your CEC and shock your roots as the medium will become salty and hydrophobic.
When they are thirsty, I’ve noticed usually when I do water,Also when I water shouldnt they peak back up if that was the problem? Even if its just for a couple hours until they need another feeding? @Observationist
AgreedPlants dont get to much water… overwatering is a cause not a symptom. Its lack of oxygen
Makes sense.and it should not happen in a 50/50 coco mix.
Ph runoff between 5.8 and 6. Ec runoff 1200-1400Id be curious of your runoff ph and ppm
You need to ph stabilize that res.Ph runoff between 5.8 and 6. Ec runoff 1200-1400
I get 30L RO Water in my tank and add nutrients in this order:
1. CalMag
2. GHE Micro
3. GHE Bloom
4. Ph down
I then fill my watering can and add the additives (bennies, enymes) so i dont have organic stuff sitting in my tank.
PH in my tank drifts slightly so i always adjust before watering again ofc.
I'll try leaving the door completely open from now on even tho my fan can pull air from my entire apartment because the door is broken and doesnt close completelyAnd i can tell with certainty you cannot just open a window a few times a day. My plants would eat up 2000ppm of co2 in 30 min in a 7x11 room
I can assure you that only 5.8 ph nutrient solution is getting to my plants. I always adjust before watering.You need to ph stabilize that res.
Well, this is beyond me now, Aqua has a point with the air flow though, otherwise beyond my short-time-trivial experience in growing plants.Ph runoff between 5.8 and 6. Ec runoff 1200-1400
I get 30L RO Water in my tank and add nutrients in this order:
1. CalMag
2. GHE Micro
3. GHE Bloom
4. Ph down
I then fill my watering can and add the additives (bennies, enymes) so i dont have organic stuff sitting in my tank.
PH in my tank drifts slightly so i always adjust before watering again ofc.
I would also change your feeding habbits this is under watering… look familiar?I can assure you that only 5.8 ph nutrient solution is getting to my plants. I always adjust before watering.
It jumps 0.1 PH in about 48h tho.
Coco gets demanding, I probably have not had too many issues because I usually go heavy with the feedings and try to push, then I’ll watch the plants responses and adjust.I would also change your feeding habbits this is under watering… look familiar?
Video of clone recovering from underwatering
Ok in one thread I posted I was going to do a video of how fast plants recover from underwatering. In hopes that new growers see how easy it is for a plant to recover from underwatering when compared to over watering. I have some toss away clones sitting about and wanted to show how fast they...www.thcfarmer.com
Thats was for the OP bro see his drooping petiole in the first pic? And in that pic they also show light stress.Coco gets demanding, I probably have not had too many issues because I usually go heavy with the feedings and try to push, then I’ll watch the plants responses and adjust.
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