Save them or start again?

Start again or save them?

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arkady

arkady

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Hi all,

Thanks for stopping by. I need your honest opinion. Would you guys bother to carry on with this lil plants? They have been overwatered and overfed. You can see the chemical burn on the leafs etc... I just need you to help me decide if I should try to save them or start again? I worry even if I bring them back to heath it might kill the potency of the plans and its future growth. Thanks for in advance for your opinions
 

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arkady

arkady

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ubluntu said:
If they pull through, they will be just as good. You could always start a couple more seeds and if they surpass these in growth choose the strongest
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Thanks, I do not have any more room for anymore so if they do not pick up in a week or two I might start fresh...
 
Boatguy

Boatguy

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The condition of them looks more like the learning curve of growing in coco.
I had the same problem and havent gone back to it since. Was chasing my tail with over/under ferts, watering schedule, ph, etc.
Coco isnt much less forgiving than hydro.
Moving mine back into soil resolved all my problems.
 
arkady

arkady

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Boatguy said:
The condition of them looks more like the learning curve of growing in coco.
I had the same problem and havent gone back to it since. Was chasing my tail with over/under ferts, watering schedule, ph, etc.
Coco isnt much less forgiving than hydro.
Moving mine back into soil resolved all my problems.
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Thanks. I always use to run into tons of problems when working with coco. Some say soil is easier to manage.. Would you agree?
 
Renfro

Renfro

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Relax man, they are just babies. All thats happened to them will be long forgotten in time. Resist the temptation to over water, let them dry out then water to runoff. Continue to learn and have more experience for the next grow. Don't give up.
 
Renfro

Renfro

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If you just start over you have learned nothing about what you are doing incorrectly and how to do things properly next run. The plant is really fine and you just need to relax, take a deep breath and continue learning so you have more experience to lean on in your next run.
 
arkady

arkady

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Renfro said:
If you just start over you have learned nothing about what you are doing incorrectly and how to do things properly next run. The plant is really fine and you just need to relax, take a deep breath and continue learning so you have more experience to lean on in your next run.
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thank you. This was truly the type of msg I needed. I really do appreciate this one. Thank you Ill keep you posted. I wont give up on them til they die on me completly. Cheers!
 
myke

myke

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Coco?Should be some perlite in there.Waterr with food and calllmag to runoff.Dont let them dry out.Theyy need air.Also i think too big of pot for the plant,easy to overwater,could drill small holes around the pot so it drys out fastter.
 
arkady

arkady

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Renfro said:
If you just start over you have learned nothing about what you are doing incorrectly and how to do things properly next run. The plant is really fine and you just need to relax, take a deep breath and continue learning so you have more experience to lean on in your next run.
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My only concern with my babies is that they get progressively worse... If I dont do something they will die on me by next Friday. Im going to transplant them into bigger pots today. Hopefully that will help them. Ill keep you posted. Cheers
 
myke

myke

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Coco is really easy if youve done hydro before. If all you’ve done is dirt then coco is very difficult. Take everything you know about dirt and bury it somewhere.
 
arkady

arkady

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myke said:
Coco?Should be some perlite in there.Waterr with food and calllmag to runoff.Dont let them dry out.Theyy need air.Also i think too big of pot for the plant,easy to overwater,could drill small holes around the pot so it drys out fastter.
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Yeah I did flush the coc and feeding it with calmag and some other nutrient. I do feel they need bigger pots as i start to see the roots come out out of one of the pots. I want to get there before it happens. The pots have lots of holes and the tent is well aired
 
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